ATTRACTIONS MALDON NSW

Maldon is part of the Wollondilly Shire and is popular for its outdoor activities such as bushwalking, swimming, picnicking and go karting for the more adventurous. It is part of the main southern railway that winds it way to Picton and beyond and is home to the Maldon Cement Works. Picton boasts a modern shopping centre and a vibrant collection of main street businesses, including gift shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs and clubs. The free self guided Picton Walking Tour brochure is a great way to discover the town by foot and learn about the local history and heritage as you wander through the town. Copies are available from Wollondilly Shire Council, Menangle Street, Picton or from The NSW Rail Museum, Barbour Road, Thirlmere....

Located in the heart of Maldon, Cascade Print Room provide a professional picture framing service. They also sell limited edition etchings and a wide variety of diverse prints from local and Australian artists. Cascade Print Room offer a free frame quoting service and specialise in archival and exhibition framing. Cascade carry prints by artists including Jeff Gardner, Kareen Anchen, Bridget Farmer, David Frazer, Robert Maclaurin, Rhyll Plant, Kevin Foley, Anne Smith, Kyoko Imazu, Wendy Stavrianos, Craig Gough, Dean Bowen, Nicky Carey, Michael Leunig, Louise Davidson and others.

The annual Maldon Twilight Dinner is the flagship annual event in Maldon, part of the Mount Alexander Shire . Maldon is a unique town classified by the National Trust as Victoria's first notable town due to its virtually intact Gold Rush streetscape. The last event had approximately 1500 people pack the main street and dine under the stars in Main Street, Maldon, sampling local produce and wines of the region to the strains of both opera and contemporary music. The town was fortunate enough to have special guests her excellency Linda Dessau, Governor of Victoria, and her husband Judge Anthony Howard, along with the Hon. Jaala Pulford, Minister for Regional Development. Diners can either make their own way to the event, or join the Victorian Goldfields Railway who operate the historic steam train from Castlemaine to the Dinner....

Tansley & Co have a growing reputation within the region for their affordable selection of eclectic pre-1950s furniture and vintage household goods. Located in the historic McArthurs building, this ever popular store extends across four rooms, each packed full of preloved vintage items. Alongside antique furniture, art, china, crystal and glassware you will find a beautiful range of handcrafted candles and Australian made cards and gift tags. Specialising in unique furnishings for cottages, period homes, weekenders and accommodation providers, Tansley & Co is a must visit on any trip to Maldon....