Explore Like a Local

Spanning 1.1 km along the Medlow Bath escarpment, the Hydro Majestic is a legendary "palace in the wilderness." Opened in 1904 this heritage icon blends Art Deco and Edwardian styles. It’s famous for its Chicago-imported dome, and stunning views over the Megalong Valley.

A sensory sanctuary and a beloved fixture of the village for over thirty years, Moontree is more than just a boutique, it is a fusion of a high-end candle shop and a contemporary art gallery.

Perched on the edge of the spectacular Megalong Valley, Dryridge Estate is a boutique vineyard that boasts some of the best views of the Blue Mountains.

Widely considered the crown jewel of Blue Mountains bushwalking, and one of the the most popular walks. This historic 6.3km loop descends steeply into a lush world of towering sandstone walls, cascading waterfalls, and ancient ferns.

Set in the dress circle of Katoomba’s historic Savoy Theatre, Avalon Restaurant & Cocktail Bar is a local institution, serving their unique style of hospitality for the past 35 years.

Named after the local postcode, 2773 isn't just a cafe; it’s a sprawling, indoor-outdoor eatery designed for sun-drenched morning breakfasts and long afternoon lunches

In the heart of Leura Mall, Teddy Sinclair is a hip destination for those who appreciate high-quality craftsmanship and a touch of effortless cool.

Mountain Culture Beer Co. isn't just a brewery; it’s a Katoomba phenomenon, home of the famous ‘Status Quo’, and a must-visit for craft beer aficionados.

Dominating the Katoomba skyline with its iconic chimney stack, this heritage-listed landmark remains the only 19th-century grand resort hotel still operating in New South Wales.

Echo Point lookout is the best spot to see the Three Sisters - the iconic rock formation that you must see at least once in your lifetime.

For locals, Scenic World is often viewed as a tourist spot, but it also provides effortless access to the Jamison Valley’s deep wilderness, allowing you to immerse yourself in ancient rainforest and Jurassic-era ferns without the muddy boots or heavy climb.