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Orange New South Wales

Situated in the Central West region of NSW, Australia, the city of Orange lies about 254 kilometers west of Sydney. The city is a major city in the area and is home to various mining and agricultural industries. The 1,395-meter peak of Mount Canobolas can be seen from the city. If you venture to the mountain, you will see great views of the surrounding area. Various poets were born in Orange. Walter Stone, Kenneth Slessor and Banjo Paterson all spent time in Orange and are known for their contribution to literature. In 1960, the embryonic championship for touring cars was first held at the Gnoo racing circuit. It is probably no surprise to learn that the city is well-known for its fruit growing, albeit that no oranges are cultivated here. Instead, there is a wide range of pears and apples, peaches, cherries and apricots grown around Orange. This is a legacy to the early grazing carried out by stockman in the late 1820s. Gold was found nearby in Ophir in 1851. This led to the gold rush, that placed Orange firmly on the map as a center of gold trading. In 1877, the railway from Sydney arrived here.

Attractions in Orange

Slice of Orange
A slice of Orange is where you can procure the best local, seasonal and boutique items available in the city. You will have the choice of a range of seasonal fruit and vegetables as well as olive oil, bread, rabbit meat, preserves and jams, and honey. You can purchase food hampers for your trip as well as purchase items of local ceramics and artwork as gifts or souvenirs.

Amusu Theatre
Visit one of the country’s oldest picture theatres at the Amusu Theatre. The theatre was opened in 1936 and you can watch the most contemporary film in the Art Deco surroundings. There is a selection of items that will take you back to the olden days. Many of the features inside the theatre are original so that you can enjoy an authentic feel to your viewing. There is also a poster museum displaying various old film advertisements.

Banjo Paterson Memorial Park
Banjo Paterson Memorial Park is the site of the country’s famous poet. His image is immortalised in an obelisk in the park that was unveiled in 1947. The memorial was seen by his widow as it was unveiled. You can stop by the park on your way to places such as Ophir. Enjoy an afternoon with friends and family over a barbeque or picnic as you watch the world go by.