NSW attractions.

So many NSW attractions to see and do you almost need to take up residence…

In Sydney, New South Wales, of course there’s the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

These Sydney icons are probably the most recognisable man made attractions in all of Australia.

Take a tour of the Opera House, walk the bridge, or, if you have a strong head for heights and a keen sense of adventure take the bridge climb, the views are incredible.

Sydney harbour itself is another of the NSW attractions you should be sure not to miss.

You’ll get a great view if you’re coming into town by air, if you miss out on that then a harbour boat ride is a must.

For a day out take the bus which goes around the city and stops at many interesting places along the way, it doesn’t cost much and is a good way to see a lot of NSW attractions you might otherwise miss.

Here's where you'll find a more comprehensive list of all you can see and do in Sydney.

As you might expect, in the Blue Mountains exploring the National Parks should feature prominently on your list of NSW attractions to do and see.

From early February until the end of December each year tours of these national treasures can be arranged through the National Parks website.

Tours and activities can be tailored to suit the needs of particular individuals, groups and tours, just call 02 4787 8877.

Art galleries are also a feature of the area with many well known local artists in residence and other NSW attractions include the Jenolan Caves, Everglades Gardens and the famous Zig Zag railway, constructed between 1866 and 1869, and sure to thrill.

Here you'll find more of the wonderful NSW attractions to see and do in the Blue Mountains.

The Hunter Valley is home to some of Australia’s finest wineries, if you’re a wine aficionado, or just someone who likes a good drop, you’ll find plenty to see and do around the wineries and along the wine trails.

Situated within the beautiful Hunter Valley Wine Region you’ll also find another wonderful NSW attraction, the Hunter Valley Zoo which provides a peaceful haven with both Australian and exotic animals.

The Hunter Valley Zoo is a good day out, there are many kangaroo and wallaby species to see, as well as koalas, dingoes, wombats, reptiles, monkeys, birds and deer.

You can feed the kangaroos, wallabies, deer and birds when you like, you can also feed your family and cook up a storm on the barbeques or get some refreshments at the Zoo Kiosk.

For all the great NSW attractions to see and do in the Hunter Valley go here.

The Southern Highlands region of New South Wales boasts a wonderful assortment of NSW attractions to see and do.

If you’re a gardener then a visit to the Red Cow Farm, situated on the Illawarra Highway at Sutton Forest, NSW, is something you can’t miss.

Set on 6 acres of beautiful gardens and divided into different garden areas or 'rooms', with new vistas and surprises around every corner, Red Cow Farm is a dream come true for anyone with a green thumb!

With nature reserves and historic buildings like the old Berrima Court house, built in the middle of the nineteenth century, you’re sure to find something to delight and intrigue you.

Just click the link for more of the NSW attractions in the Southern highlands.

Then there’s the New South Wales North Coast where you could easily spend two or three weeks just exploring all of the natural wonders and man made attractions.

Just as a little teaser try this:

The Pet Porpoise Pool at Coffs Harbour.

The Bellingen Old Butter Factory at………….. you’ve guessed it, Bellingen.

Boorganna Nature Reserve which you’ll find 6.5 km west of the town of Comboyne, 60 km south-west of Port Macquarie and 40 km north of Taree.

Fighter World at Port Stephens.

Hat Head nation Park at Nambucca.

Bowraville Folk Museum also at Nambucca.

The Big Banana, The Mesopotamia Deer Park, Ton'o'Fun family fun park, Hydro golf…..the list is just too long to include it all here, BUT….you can… find it all here.

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