3 Best Places To Visit in Mittagong NSW

“Sturt Gallery & Studios has driven the post-war studio crafts movement for nearly 80 years and is recognised as one of Australia's most important models. The gallery offers a dynamic program that includes courses, residencies, workshops, exhibitions, and seasonal schools (Summer and Winter), primarily focusing on furniture, ceramics, textiles, and jewellery. Sturt Gallery & Studios is founded on principles of teaching and education, and its activities complement the school programs of Frensham and Gib Gate, as well as local art events. They work to maintain their renowned profile within the broader arts and design community. Each year, they attract over 30,000 visitors to their exhibitions, events, contemporary design retail space, café, and gardens.”

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“Berrima District Historical & Family History Society promotes the study of Australian, local, and family history and works towards creating a museum and establishing a permanent archive. The historical society is dedicated to preserving the documentary and material heritage of the Southern Highlands in New South Wales. Berrima District Historical & Family History Society collections cover the major towns of Bowral, Mittagong, Moss Vale, Robertson, and Bundanoon, as well as the numerous villages in the region, including Balaclava, Braemar, Avoca, Aylmerton, Berrima, Burrawang, Canyonleigh, Hilltop, Kangaloon, Penrose, Colo Vale, Exeter, Glenquarry, Sutton Forest, Tallong, Wildes Meadow, and Wingello. Their Image Library holds over 8,000 photographs depicting people and places from the local area and beyond.”

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“Sixty Foot Falls is the only waterfall that has walking trails catering to every fitness level. The Falls also features a hike. Sixty Foot Falls offers a walk from medium-grade trails to the base of the falls. Visitors can enjoy wildflowers during the spring months of September and October. The track starts at the Mount Alexandra car park and descends into the Nattai River valley below. After reaching the valley, you'll cross the river and continue to the base of Sixty Foot Falls. The track is mostly easy to follow, though some sections are rocky and include steep, loose areas. Proper footwear is recommended for safety and comfort. Sixty Foot Falls is open 24 hours a day.”

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