Here are Time Out’s top ten tips for long weekend escapes
Berry |
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Two hours south of Sydney, Berry is a sweet little country town of fresh air, historic buildings, antiques shops and cosy pubs with roaring fireplaces |
Bowral |
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Bowral and its surrounds has a lot going for it right now. It's a growing wine destination, for one thing, with some excellent cool-climate chardonnays and pinot noirs on offer. And it's an easy weekend away |
Bundeena |
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Only one hour’s drive from the Sydney CBD is a beachside suburb that’s part of the world’s second oldest national park. Who knew simply breaking city limits could be like relaxation therapy? |
Canberra |
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Australia's political powerbase is a cutting-edge city of great art, fine dining and hidden treasures waiting to be unlocked. Have you seen the renovated National Gallery yet? |
Dungog |
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This sleepy little town hosts Australia’s answer to the Sundance Film Festival and provides a convenient base for exploring this idyllic pocket of the Hunter Valley. |
Kangaroo Valley |
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Just two hours’ drive south of Sydney is an idyllic pocket of tranquil landscapes and foodie fun. And yes, there are kangaroos. |
Katoomba |
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Katoomba is your gateway to the Blue Mountains, best enjoyed at wintertime. Breathtaking vistas, cosy fireplaces and the Winter Magic Festival beckon. |
June in Melbourne |
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Visit Melbourne in June and you have at least three fantastic events to look forward to – not to mention that famous dining and drinking scene we’re all so fond of. |
A trip to Pokolbin |
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Think wall-to-wall wineries and luxury accommodation. Not to mention the Hunter Valley Wine & Food Festival throughout June… |
Port Stephens Getaway |
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Whale watchers, dolphin devotees and 4WD enthusiasts will find Port Stephens very much to their taste. Here’s a glimpse of what to expect. |
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