Lonely Planet describes Mudgee as a “quaint little grid of a town with vineyards on its edge and rolling hills wherever you turn”.

Mudgee, NSW is one of the country’s great wine towns and also home to over 35 wineries. Set on the banks of the pretty Cudgegong River, the town still possesses all the character of its 19th century past. Mudgee offers something for every kind of country traveller.

Best way to explore the town?

Stroll along the elegant tree-lined streets with this self guided audio tour and you’ll find many well-preserved colonial buildings, including the Mudgee Post Office, designed by architect Alexander Dawson and built in 1862. Parts of the sandstone St Mary’s Catholic Church date back to 1857.

You will also get the chance to explore lots of great shops, cafes, bars and restaurants along the way!