Guidebook for The 1888 Cottage
Favourite places to eat within walking distance
Buk Choy Thai Lao Eatery
164 Brisbane StGreat Thai Food within a 5 minute walk
Family Friendly pub with great food and children's play area, within a 5 minute walk
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Joe Maguires Pub
148 Peel StFamily Friendly pub with great food and children's play area, within a 5 minute walk
Food scene - Tamworth’s gems
An indulgent experience, located 18 min drive.
Glasshouse Restaurant is the proud recipient of a range of awards including
- A coveted Chefs Hat from the Australian Good Food Guide 2020/2021/2022
- Ranked by Opentable as one of the Top 50 restaurants in Australia
- Awarded the Sir Arthur G. Stephenson Award for Commercial Architecture, and the Blacket Prize for the best regional project, at the 2017 NSW Architecture Awards
- The only Australian project shortlisted in the ‘Old and New’ Category in the 2017 World Architecture Festival Awards
- Gold medals at the 2017 LNA awards
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Goonoo Goonoo Station
13304 New England HwyAn indulgent experience, located 18 min drive.
Glasshouse Restaurant is the proud recipient of a range of awards including
- A coveted Chefs Hat from the Australian Good Food Guide 2020/2021/2022
- Ranked by Opentable as one of the Top 50 restaurants in Australia
- Awarded the Sir Arthur G. Stephenson Award for Commercial Architecture, and the Blacket Prize for the best regional project, at the 2017 NSW Architecture Awards
- The only Australian project shortlisted in the ‘Old and New’ Category in the 2017 World Architecture Festival Awards
- Gold medals at the 2017 LNA awards
Located on the other side of town, is a not so hidden treasure!
Miss JUJU has some of the best South East Asian food you'll find. Only open during the day so check the website for opening hours
Miss Ju Ju
201 Marius StreetLocated on the other side of town, is a not so hidden treasure!
Miss JUJU has some of the best South East Asian food you'll find. Only open during the day so check the website for opening hours
Great cafe with some hard to find unique gifts. Has an outdoor eating area with cozy blankets for a cold winter day.
This is my favorite place for breakfast
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Ruby's Cafe and Gift Store
494 Peel StGreat cafe with some hard to find unique gifts. Has an outdoor eating area with cozy blankets for a cold winter day.
This is my favorite place for breakfast
Full of art deco charm (built in 1936), it’s a great place for quality pub food, live music and craft beers.
It’s located directly across from the train station.
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Tamworth Hotel
147 Marius StFull of art deco charm (built in 1936), it’s a great place for quality pub food, live music and craft beers.
It’s located directly across from the train station.
Besides it’s absolutely delicious! If it’s a nice night, grab yourself a gelato and take a wander down Peel street and enjoy the lights and atmosphere. You could also walk through bicentennial park or along the river.
P.s they also do home delivery!
Spilt Milk Bar
Besides it’s absolutely delicious! If it’s a nice night, grab yourself a gelato and take a wander down Peel street and enjoy the lights and atmosphere. You could also walk through bicentennial park or along the river.
P.s they also do home delivery!
Sightseeing
A great experience for young and old.
A free park where you can mix with native animals, pack a picnic or make use of the free BBQ's.
If you're lucky the cockatoos will say 'hello' as you walk past.
There's a large playground for the kids to play, lots of bush walking tracks to explore.
Its a 6 minute drive or if you're feeling like a good run its a great incline
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Marsupial Park
Endeavour DriveA great experience for young and old.
A free park where you can mix with native animals, pack a picnic or make use of the free BBQ's.
If you're lucky the cockatoos will say 'hello' as you walk past.
There's a large playground for the kids to play, lots of bush walking tracks to explore.
Its a 6 minute drive or if you're feeling like a good run its a great incline
Oxley Scenic Lookout
6 minute drive or good walk with a rewarding view at the end!
Day trip experience
If you’re looking to venture beyond Tamworth for nice lunch or find something a little different- here’s a few spots
45 minute drive to this small, historic mining village of 300 people is nestled between the Peel River and Great Dividing Range in the New England region of NSW. It has some of the state’s quirkiest festivals as well as fascinating colonial heritage and striking scenery. historic town, with lots to do and see.
Grab lunch at the pub, try your luck with gold panning, grab a coffee and fresh scones and wander the local shops, markets and Wool Mill.
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Nundle
45 minute drive to this small, historic mining village of 300 people is nestled between the Peel River and Great Dividing Range in the New England region of NSW. It has some of the state’s quirkiest festivals as well as fascinating colonial heritage and striking scenery. historic town, with lots to do and see.
Grab lunch at the pub, try your luck with gold panning, grab a coffee and fresh scones and wander the local shops, markets and Wool Mill.
30 min drive. Manilla is a rural New England town, nestled at the junctions of the Namoi and Manilla Rivers, which are central to the town’s character.
Teamsters with bullock wagons camped at the junction of the two rivers - an early camping ground for the Kamilaroi people - before continuing their journeys, carrying supplies to outlying cattle stations and the gold fields of Bingara and Bundarra.
Now, the rivers make fantastic playgrounds for water sports, fishing, boating and camping, which attract many visitors. Manilla sits between Lake Keepit and Split Rock Dam, and is near Warrabah National Park.
Manilla’s main street is a fascinating display of period architecture, with Victorian and art deco facades, leadlight windows, wrought-iron balconies and ornate verandahs. Heritage-listed buildings merge seamlessly with cosmopolitan street cafes, while history buffs rub shoulders with adrenaline junkies, paragliders and hang gliders.
Manilla is a town where you can have your head in the past - or your head in the clouds.
Manilla
30 min drive. Manilla is a rural New England town, nestled at the junctions of the Namoi and Manilla Rivers, which are central to the town’s character.
Teamsters with bullock wagons camped at the junction of the two rivers - an early camping ground for the Kamilaroi people - before continuing their journeys, carrying supplies to outlying cattle stations and the gold fields of Bingara and Bundarra.
Now, the rivers make fantastic playgrounds for water sports, fishing, boating and camping, which attract many visitors. Manilla sits between Lake Keepit and Split Rock Dam, and is near Warrabah National Park.
Manilla’s main street is a fascinating display of period architecture, with Victorian and art deco facades, leadlight windows, wrought-iron balconies and ornate verandahs. Heritage-listed buildings merge seamlessly with cosmopolitan street cafes, while history buffs rub shoulders with adrenaline junkies, paragliders and hang gliders.
Manilla is a town where you can have your head in the past - or your head in the clouds.
It’s a nice drive up the moonbi ranges with a pub set on the river. Be sure to check it’s opening times before heading off. 40 min drive
Bendemeer Hotel
112-130 Caroline StreetIt’s a nice drive up the moonbi ranges with a pub set on the river. Be sure to check it’s opening times before heading off. 40 min drive