Mid-Western Regional Council - Filming in the Mid-Western Region

DISCOVER KEY LOCATIONS
DISCOVER KEY LOCATIONS
TOWNSHIPS
Church Street, Mudgee
Mayne Street, Gulgong
Mudgee
Gulgong
Mudgee’s name derives from the Wiradjuri Aboriginal
term 'Moothi' meaning 'nest in the hills'. Mudgee is
an attractive town of fine old buildings, located in
the broad, picturesque and fertile Cudgegong River
Valley.
Flanked by foothills, Mudgee has a rich pastoral
history reflected in its heritage streetscapes which
are wide and tree-lined, just as you would imagine
a refined country town to look like. The streetscapes
of colonial public buildings include heritage banks,
solicitor offices and churches.
Gulgong boomed in the gold rush era of the late
1800s and featured on the original ten dollar note.
Step back in time through the original and narrow
bent streets with high footpaths in the historic town.
The town's heritage listed buildings are complete with
original features and include such gems as The Prince
of Wales Opera House, in which Dame Nellie Melba
once performed. It is the oldest performing arts venue
still being used for its original intention in Australia.
Mudgee
Approximately
3.5 hrs drive
Approximately
20 mins drive
Gulgong
Sydney
Mudgee
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