Discover Orange
Located in the heart of the Central Tablelands of New South Wales, Orange is a city that seamlessly blends rich heritage, stunning natural beauty, and a vibrant cultural scene. Whether you are a food enthusiast, a wine connoisseur, or an avid explorer, Orange has something to offer for everyone.
Attractions and Activities
Wine and Gourmet Food
Orange is renowned for its cool-climate wines, thanks to its altitude, reliable rainfall, and rich volcanic soil. The region is home to numerous boutique vineyards, offering wine tastings and tours. Pair your wine experience with the city’s gourmet food scene, featuring award-winning restaurants such as Sisters Rock, Charred, and Tonic, which showcase the best of local produce.
Parks and Gardens
The city boasts several beautiful parks and gardens, including the historic Cook Park with its 130-year-old trees, bandstand, and fountain. The Orange Botanic Gardens, created as a Bicentennial Project, cover 17 hectares and feature various themed gardens such as the Homestead Gardens, Apple Orchard, and Sensory Gardens.
Heritage Trail
Explore the city’s rich history through the Orange Heritage Trail, a self-guided walk that takes you through the central city, highlighting 46 places of interest. This trail includes landmarks like the Orange Public School, designed by G.A. Mansfield, and the Orange Post Office, a classic Victorian Italianate building.
Markets and Shopping
Visit the Orange Farmer’s Market, held monthly, to sample the region’s fresh produce and artisan goods. For a more frequent shopping experience, the Agrestic Grocer is open daily. The city is also known for its boutique shops, homewares stores, and speciality stores.
Staying at Blayney Goldfields Motor Inn
If you are looking for a comfortable and convenient base to explore Orange and its surroundings, the Blayney Goldfields Motor Inn is an excellent choice. Located in the nearby town of Blayney, this motor inn offers easy access to Orange via regular bus services operated by Newman’s Bus Service.
Why Choose Blayney Goldfields Motor Inn?
- Convenience: Blayney is just a short drive from Orange, making it an ideal location for those who want to explore the city without the hustle and bustle.
- Comfort: The motor inn provides comfortable and well-appointed rooms, ensuring a restful stay after a day of exploring.
- Accessibility: Regular bus services connect Blayney to Orange, making it easy to get around without a car.
- Local Charm: Blayney itself has a charming atmosphere, with its own set of historical sites and natural attractions to discover.
Getting Around
Orange is well-connected by road and public transport. The city is situated on the Mitchell Highway, linking it to other major towns in the region. Orange Bus lines and NSW TrainLink operate services within the city and to neighbouring towns, including Bathurst and Sydney
