Best Historical Landmark New South Wales: reviews, page 7

This is a great place to take the kids for a bush walk.

A lovely natural rock formation that is very popular with the locals. Beautiful views, nicely done tracks and plenty of space to have lunch on the rock...

This track is an easy 3-4km track that leads through some spectacular rainforest to an abandoned gold mine. The path is clearly sign posted and...

Took a long time for coffee to be made, fries turned up cold, yes they were busy but not overly busy. Not impressed this time

A perfect place to spend an afternoon, watching sunset and angling. From the breakwater wall the view of Yamba lighthouse and Turners beach is awesome...

Beautiful views of the bay. A hidden jem. I agree with most that walk down is easy hut the trek up isn't so. I climbed down onto the rocks by the...

Highest point in town, good for a goosey gander around.

What a great little statue, fountain and garden in this tranquil little place within the Royal Botanic Gardens.

Beautiful spot at the end of the walking track. The walk out provided nice views back off Shoal Bay.

This engineering behemoth was a masterpiece of it's time. It allows trains to perform a loop through and around a hill while constantly...

A little gem that is hidden in plan sight. A pity that the council hasn't heard of promoting it. Worth the stop and the walk up to the submarine and...

Protecting historical relics and revitalizing the surrounding environment are thoroughly worth appreciating. Protecting historical relics and...

Great park for everyone, good waterwaysto walk around & big open spaces for dogs to runaround & nice little secluded pathways goin rite thru...

What a interesting place, defiantly worth a check out if you are in the area! We were hiking for the day on the summit and thought that we would check...

5 solid hours and 3 tired young kids. Pricey but worthwhile.just lower expectations for the food sold within.

A charming location for a wedding 90mins north of sydney

Amazing! Glad to see the rainbow crossing back in Sydney

The art was amazing couple of years ago but now mostly destroyed

Great place for a picnic lovely view and always cool on a hot day specially under the shade sails enjoy

The National Trust of Australia do some commendable and noble work and I for one am grateful for them as should all Australians.