Wentworth Wentworth Cemetery The Wentworth Cemetery has some extremely old burials, with the earliest dating back to the 1850s.
Mungo Walls of China Grab your bike or get into your car and travel past captivating scenery at the Walls of China. This unique feature on the…
Wentworth Rufus River It was Captain Charles Sturt who named the Rufus River, apparently in honour of his 'friend McLeahy's redhead'.
Gol Gol Gol Gol Hotel A modern Australian pub The Gol Gol offers great food and dining experience expansive green lawns overlooking the mighty…
Buronga Australian Inland Botanic Gardens Australia's most unique Botanic Gardens, a prime example of what community spirit can achieve, is on display at the…
Wentworth Adelora Houseboats Wentworth is located at the confluence of Australia's two greatest rivers, the Murray and Darling, and enjoys the best of…
Wentworth Captain John Egge Statue John Egge was born in Shanghai China in 1830. As a young man he worked on a sampan on the Yangtze River. At the age of 16…
Wentworth Lock 10 and Weir Restaurant Lock 10 and Weir Restaurant is set in a beautiful building steeped in Wentworth Heritage and surrounded by lovely vines. …
Wentworth Went Weaving Visit a working weaving studio that is open to the public. Experience hand loom weaving techniques that for centuries have…
Wentworth Junction Island Nature Reserve, Canoe Tree and Walking Track The Junction Island Nature Reserve and Walking Track is the shoal of land between the Darling and Murray Rivers.
Curlwaa O'Donnell Park at Curlwaa O'Donnell Park at Curlwaa is a picturesque park on the banks of the Murray River. It is a scenic place to enjoy a snack…
Mungo Walls of China Viewing Platform You've seen it on a postcard, now come and see it for real. One of the most iconic views in Outback NSW, Walls of China…
