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Welcome to the Wollombi Valley

If you're looking for a relaxed getaway or somewhere to unwind, you've found the perfect destination.

Stay for a weekend, or a week, and wake up to the sound of birdsong, mist-filled valleys and a welcoming spirit. From a B&B or guesthouse to a secluded cottage, you'll find accommodation to meet your requirements and budget.

The relaxing atmosphere hides a wealth of activities and attractions. Local restaurants and cafes offer everything from fine dining to a casual al fresco meal. The valley is rich in history, from aboriginal rock engravings to the convict-build Great North Road and historic buildings of the Wollombi village. Take in one of the regular performance of exhibitions at the Wollombi Cultural Centre. Or, take advantage of the lookouts and walks in the Yengo and Watagan National Parks. Whatever you're looking for, check the Events Calendar to see what's on!

Why Wollombi?

Here are just a few reasons to visit the Wollombi Valley, a unique part of Hunter Wine Country less than two hours from Sydney:

Experience rich aboriginal and colonial history, including the convict-built Great North Road, museum, historical buildings and many aboriginal engraving sites.
Enjoy the superb natural beauty and peaceful country-side with Yango NP and the Watagan Mountains offering bushwalking and 2WD/4WD tracks
Taste award-winning local wines at a selection of boutique wineries that are always ready to welcome you and share their wine-making secrets
Gaze at the stars at Koolang Observatory
Relax in front of the fire at one of the many B&Bs, guesthouses or self-contained cottages
Sample a Dr Jurds Jungle Juice at the Tavern, relax with the locals at the Laguna Trading Post or dine al fresco at Lavender Gate Farm

Discover for yourself why visitors come back to the Wollombi Valley time and time again.

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PANINO - "putting Wollombi on the culinary map"

Marguerite Winter from the Australian Financial Review talks to Bruno Giagu about Panino Restaurant, Deli and Cafe, located in the historic Wollombi village.
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Wollombi Cultural Centre

Enjoy one of the regular art exhibitions held at the Wollombi Cultural Centre.
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Laguna Markets

Sunday 19th July from 9.30am until 1pm. Come along and buy local produce.
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What did the Sunday Telegraph have to say about Wollombi?

The charming town of Wollombi weaves an enchanting spell, writes Sally Macmillan. It's a weekend destination with the wow factor.
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This community Web site was funded and supported by the NSW Department of State and Regional Development. It is managed by the Wollombi Chamber of Commerce on behalf of the Wollombi Valley community.