Blayney. Credit: Visit NSW |
Blayney
Steeped in rich farming history and industry, the historic town of Blayney is 1/2 hour drive from Orange. Surrounded by picturesque countryside, this vibrant community enjoys modern facilities among treasured traces of the past. Elegant 19th century houses line the Main Street. There are many impressive buildings from the 1880s around the town, one of the most noteworthy being the Royal Hotel which was once a changing station for Cobb & Co stagecoaches.Canowindra
Canowindra. Credit: Visit NSW |
Millthorpe
Millthorpe. Credit: Visit NSW |
The picturesque heritage listed town, Millthorpe is a step back to the 1900s with a contemporary edge. Cobbled, bluestone line streets border relatively unchanged 19th century buildings, many now housing fine dining restaurants, sophisticated homeware stores or boutique accommodation.
Molong
Molong |
Nestled between golden poplars and the rolling green hills of the Macquarie Ranges sits the picturesque town of Molong. The name Molong is derived from an aboriginal word meaning “place of many rocks”. It is surrounded by rich agricultural land known for its production of fine wool, wheat, orchards, vineyards and cattle.
*Source: Orange Visitor Information Centre
151 Byng St, Orange NSW NSW 2800 Australia
1800 069 466
tourism@orange.nsw.gov.au
http://www.Orange360.com.au
151 Byng St, Orange NSW NSW 2800 Australia
1800 069 466
tourism@orange.nsw.gov.au
http://www.Orange360.com.au
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