Heritage 1860s Cottage located within easy walking distance to Angaston the Crown of the Barossa, antiques, craft, gourmet food, galleries & wineries.
Heritage 1860s Cottage located within easy walking distance to Angaston the Crown of the Barossa, antiques, craft, gourmet food, galleries & wineries.
AJ’s Mudgee Guesthouse has six spacious and modern queen/king/twin bed ensuited rooms all elegantly furnished and each with their own ensuite.
The Mudgee Region’s historic buildings are providing a beautiful backdrop to a range of new tourism businesses.
From 9-11 June 2012 the Festival is set to attract around 3,000 people to the historic town in the Mudgee Region. The program is a celebration of Henry’s life and work and features the legendary Grand Parade.
The team at Heritage Tourism will be visiting Norfolk Island in March 2012 as part of the Foundation week activities, celebrating 224 years since Norfolk Islands First Settlement 6th March 1788
An ecologically sound marine adventure of a lifetime, swimming with Port Phillip Bay’s wild bottlenose dolphins and fur seals. Leaving from Sorrento on the Mornington Peninsula your tour operator is internationally renowned and has won numerous awards for environmental tourism.
Three guest rooms each with private en suite, ideal for couples, wedding and family groups in an historic Federation house at Milton on the South Coast NSW.
Enjoy the history behind this settlers’ cottage which was built as a residence for gold miners at Hillgrove circa 1860, and transported by bullock team in 1901 to its present location when the farmhouse was built.
Let the Gold Trail lead you to unearth the rich history that underpinned the Snowy, South West Slopes and Central West regions of New South Wales.
Authentic and personal tall ship experiences you won’t find anywhere else. Get involved and help hoist the sails or sit back, relax and enjoy
With more than one million hectares of some of the most breathtaking scenery in the world, the Greater Blue Mountains has heritage walking trails to suit everyone from one hour rambles to challenging hikes lasting several days.
There’s nothing like the history that oozes from the walls of the Royal Exhibition Buildings, a short stroll from the Melbourne CBD. Melbourne in the 1900s was a prosperous city, basking in the wealth from the richest gold rush in the world.