Tucked away in the sheltered sandstone overhangs of Blue Mountains National Park is one of the most significant Aboriginal heritage sites in New South Wales.

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.

A design-led sanctuary for the weary and the wellness-obsessed. The name - Latin for Water and Fire - sets the tone for a curated circuit of contrast therapy designed to reset.

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.

Perched on the edge of the Grose Valley near Blackheath, Govetts Leap Lookout is arguably the most spectacular vantage point in the Blue Mountains.

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.