So what's there to do in Bathurst other than the Mount Panorama race track, I hear you ask?…read more Hidden in the Main Street of the town, the museum looks small from the outside but step inside this gems and minerals heaven,and you'll find your inner science geek coming into life. Full size dinosaur fossils and magnificent gem collections makes you start thinking of why oh why oh why does wedding rings only adorned with diamonds when you can have insect encrusted Ambers? Cheap entry cost and lovely guided tour makes a visit here a must!

Beautiful setting and enclosed courtyard. They were not able to offer me a tea, coffee or soft…read moredrink so BYO if you are a driver.

Joey had only been in Millthorpe 30 minutes when he hit the ground running .... in the centre of…read moretown is a quaint but cosy little tasting house .... with a lovely roaring fire in a corner of this stone, wood & brass outhouse ..... refurbished and primed for substantial wine tasting & selling. The staff were professional ..... and knowing your product really helps with expressing the passion of the area and the committed people who produce all that is sacred. I had a great time. You never feel rushed or pressured to buy ..... but instead encouraged to give feedback on all the various types & vintages of grape .... as well as combinations. I walked out ..... well 3 steps forward .... 2 steps back with a Box of 5 different wines .... with a shelf life of approx. midnight ....... that night !!

Always a positive experience, management are helpful and caring, the cinema has a welcoming vibe!read more

This "cellar door" is not at the winery but in town sharing the same premises as a bric-a-brac…read moreshop. It is nice bric-a-brac too....but I digress. It was a tedious drive from Sydney today and my first task was to ask for the loo. I was pointed out the door and I walked into a garden with a fountain and tables, chairs & umbrellas. The loo was an outdoor one so I really didn't expect much. It was luxurious. Apart from being clean and having the necessities there were some pretty good pictures on the wall to keep you amused if your stay was going to be an extended one. I digress again. We did come here to try the wines. Our host was very knowledgeable and friendly so the tasting was a bit of a treat. We did find wines we liked; red and white plus a sweetish wine to have with cheese. We met the cellar dog who has been featured in a book about cellar dogs. It hasn't gone to Fluffy's head as she allows anyone to give her a scratch. I'd come back here just to sit on the lounge and have a glass of wine. You could also have a cup of tea.

Lovely small cellar door with great cross section of offerings. Knowledgeable staff who knew their…read morewines. Left with several bottles, my favourite the Tristan.

Stopped in here on a recommendation from another vineyard- so glad we did!…read moreSeems a bit odd at first as you basically walk through the front door and front room of what appears to be the owners house, to a back room looking out over the garden they have lovingly created. A lovely French girl took us through an extensive tasting with some complimentary cheese and crackers and house made bread. The wines themselves were stunning with perhaps the best Pinot Noir that I have tasted in Austerity so far, and a wonderful Rose also. All the wines were lovely, there wasn't a white or a red I wouldn't have had more of had I not been driving. And then a garden walk that is truly amazing. The owners migrated from the US 20 years ago and clearly started planing right away as the garden is amazing and you can still see a lot more planned Really recommend a visit.