Tourist Attractions, Canberra

One of the many miniature models. Almost 35,000 flowers are planted annually to add colour to the display at Cockington Green.

You will see a Scottish castle, a period house in Sussex and a countryside casa in Chile, a replica of Stonehenge, a typical UK village cricket scene, a windmill and more.. Cockington Green was opened 1979 and is a popular attraction in Canberra. You can also take a ride on a little steam train ride around the grounds. (see more in travelogues).

Bega Cheese Factory, Bega is a little town south of Canberra just inland along the NSW Sapphire Coast. It is well known for the Cheese Factory and Heritage Centre there which you can find just north of town, on the banks of the Bega River. You can see how cheese is made from the viewing rooms of our factory.

18 - 36 Ridge Street, North Bega NSW.

Travelling into NSW and right before the Victorian border is the little town of Ettamogah. The main attraction being the Ettamogah Pub. Cartoonist Ken Maynard, who lived in Albury, wrote a comic strip in which he depicted the goings-on at an imaginary hotel called the Ettamogah. In 1987 an actual pub was made that was an exact replica of the cartoon pub, complete with an almost impossible design of outward leaning walls and veranda's, a tree that stands in the middle through two floors, an old jalopy on the roof and signs everywhere. More pics in my travelogue.

It is situated on the Hume Hwy, at the corner of Table Top Rd and Old Sydney Rd, 16 km north of Albury.

Federation Square, Gold Creek is right near Cockington Green, this shopping area is an award winning complex. There is a country pub style restaurant, coffee shop, children's playground and lovely little shops selling pottery, linen an lace, homemade lollies, crafts to name but a few.

You can take a bus from the City interchange which will take you here (Route 51/52)