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Jenolan Caves
Take a break from your world and visit the timeless seclusion of Jenolan Caves, where the beauty above and below ground are inspirational.. [continued]
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Katoomba
Katoomba is easily the best place to get the full experience of being in the Blue Mountains. It's home to one of Australia's icons of nature.. [continued]
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Leura
Leura is a historic village with quaint little tea houses and craft shops nestled amongst turn-of-the-century buildings. Leura retains its own.. [continued]
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Scenic Railway
The Katoomba Scenic Railway in the Blue Mountains is the steepest funicular railway in the world. It descends through sandstone cliffs for 415m.. [continued]
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Three Sisters
Fascinating rock formation with associated Aboriginal Legend, panoramic views into the Jamison Valley, Picnic Areas, access to bushwalks which.. [continued]
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Zig Zag Railway
"All aboard" The beautiful steam powered engine whistles to life as she moves off from Clarence station for the ride down the escarpment. The.. [continued]
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Blackheath
Blackheath is a historic village in the upper Blue Mountains, named by Governor Macquarie in 1815. The town is also known as 'Rhododendron Town'.. [continued]
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In 1877, Sir Henry Parkes purchased 600 acres of land here in the Blue Mountains and gave the name Faulconbridge, the maiden name of his mother, to the residence he built. A railway station was constructed to serve his needs in 1877.
Parkes, his first wife and two of his sons are buried in the cemetery he established. In 1933, Mr Joseph Jackson, MLA, donated 8 hectares of land to the council for a public park. This is known as the Prime Ministers Corridor of Oaks where all Prime Ministers plant an oak tree.
Also located at Faulconbridge is the home of Norman Lindsay, the author of 'The Magic Pudding'. His home was acquired by the National Trust and is open to the public.
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