For those who view coffee as a craft, Cassiopeia has you covered with three espresso bar locations around the mountains.

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.

Omnia is a boutique that lives by the motto: Collect, Create, Curate. A treasure trove of eclectic fashion, local crafts, and global curios, it’s the kind of place where you don't just shop; you discover objects with stories.

An artisanal apothecary dedicated to the lost art of traditional grooming, plus supplier of lifestyle products such as stationary items, leather goods, traditional games, and unique gift ideas that suit the sophisticated, mountain-dweller.

This cosy cocktail lounge and bar gives the vibes of a mid-century living room by night, complete with retro furnishings and Ringo Starr memorabilia. By day, it doubles as a meticulously curated record store.

Once a 1970s roadside motor inn, Kyah has been transformed into a chic, Palm Springs-inspired boutique retreat, featuring pastel hues, on-trend archways, and a touch of Hollywood glamour.

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

Built around wood-fired cooking, everything at Ates revolves around flame, smoke and premium local produce. From the open kitchen, you’ll see chefs working over fire, creating dishes with bold char, depth and balance.

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.

Tempus is a cosy, upscale bistro-style eatery on Katoomba’s main street. By day, a bright, casual café and espresso bar, and in the evening, a sophisticated diner, perfect for a date night.

Nestled in the heart of Leura village is this luxurious weatherboard retreat, with room for 10 guests, it’s the perfect choice for a group getaway.

Having evolved from a small mountain kitchen into a national gourmet icon, Whisk & Pin is famous for hand-made premium cookies, mueslis, and dried fruit salads using the finest Australian ingredients.

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.

Escape the city for a high-altitude adventure where Art Deco elegance meets rugged wilderness. This guide leads you from specialty coffee and artisan pastries to sun-drenched cliff walks, hidden vintage haunts, and award-winning craft brews.

This luxury family cabin is the perfect base for your next mountain adventure or weekend getaway, with a multitude of bush trails at your doorstep, and a short stroll into the charming Blackheath village.

Situated on a sprawling 50-acre property, this architectural off-grid cabin is designed to frame the staggering sandstone cliffs of the Shipley Plateau.