6 NEW RESIDENTS GUIDE | midwestern.nsw.gov.au OUR REGION Gulgong’s narrow bent streets and high footpaths featured on the Australian ten dollar note for many years. The township was founded in the gold rush era when an estimated 20,000 people flocked to the area. Whilst the streetscapes and heritage buildings haven’t changed much since the late 1800s, you’ll find a progressive and passionate community eager to welcome visitors and share their stories. Taste modern local produce from a range of coffee shops and dining experiences. Each year iconic events including the Henry Lawson Festival, Gulgong Gold and Mining Festival and Gulgong Show are held. You can also find hidden treasures and local produce at the monthly Gulgong Markets. Gulgong // Cnr Church and Market Streets, Mudgee // Mayne Street, Gulgong Mudgee is the epitome of a modern country town. Its spectacular architecture and tree-lined streets are complemented by contemporary food and shopping experiences. From the fertile farmland surrounds comes great local produce available at cafés and restaurants in town, farm gate tours and cellar doors. Mudgee is the third largest grape-producing region in NSW, with its history of winemaking dating back to the 1850s. Many ‘tree changers’ now call Mudgee home, taking advantage of the convenient and affordable lifestyle opportunities. With a range of breathtaking natural attractions, fine wine and fresh local produce, Mudgee has events to excite, an impressive boutique shopping precinct, family-friendly activities and picturesque streetscapes. Mudgee
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