This architectural journey showcases the region's 1920s and 30s glamour, from Katoomba’s main street lined with 1930s buildings, cafes, and shops, to Art-Deco styled gardens and historic landmarks.

Affectionately known as the V&A, this lovingly restored hotel oozes quirk and charm, and is a treasure trove of period features and fascinating curiosities, inviting you to delve into the past.

More than just a cinema, Mount Vic Flicks is a window into the golden age of Australian country theatre, offering a nostalgic escape from the sterile multiplex experience.

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.

Everglades House and Gardens is a 13-acre masterpiece of landscape design, featuring tiered terraces, winding stone paths, and magnificent dry-stone walls crafted from local ironstone.

This sprawling emporium is a treasure hunter's paradise, featuring over 50 individual dealers spread across two levels.

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.