Mount Jellore Lookout is located in the Mount Gibraltar Reserve, Bowral. It is regarded as the finest view on the mountain with the Mittagong-Bowral Road and the Main Southern Railway. In the far distance, the Nattai and Kanangra wilderness areas and the Blue Mountains (Katoomba) can be seen.

To the north-west, farmland gives way to the bush of Mount Alexandra Reserve on the other side of the Old Hume Highway. In the middle distance Mount Jellore can be seen protruding above the dissected plateau.

Nestled in the Bowral arts precinct, behind the Bowral Library, discover our cottage gallery, sculpture garden and contemporary workshops.

A premier organisation of the arts in the highlands and home to the Bowral and District Art Society Inc.

Extensive exhibition calendar showcasing experienced and emerging artists.

Take in the beauty of the Southern Highlands, Illawarra and Morton National Park from the comfort of your car on the Illawarra tourism route.

Travel through the rolling hills and pretty pastures of farming country. Stop to walk to the falls and collect maps from the Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre, then continue on to Belmore Falls, absorbing striking views over the sandstone escarpment and deep valleys as you drive.

From Belmore Falls in Morton National Park, drive through lush rainforest to Robertson; be sure to stop and enjoy a range of cafés, restaurants and bakeries in Robertson.

The Bradman Museum and International Cricket Hall of Fame is located in the NSW Southern Highlands, in the town of Bowral. It is situated in an area known as Glebe Park, which includes Bradman Oval and parkland. The adjacent children's playground is cricket themed and has a gas barbecue for picnics.

The Bradman Museum houses state-of-the-art interactive experiences and a museum collection of national significance to suit everyone's interest. It begins with the Origins of Cricket and travels through all the significant eras through to the Big Bash League.

Gibbergunya took its name from Gibbergunya Creek. Gibbergunyah is a reserve for public recreation and for the preservation of native flora and fauna. There is a limited range of eucalypts; however there is a profusion of woody pear which resembles the waratah in foliage. The kangaroo, wombat and echidna have often been seen on the Gibbergunya Walking Track. The track is quite steep ascending from Howard's Lane, Welby but the easier approach is from Boronia Street in Bowral.

Bowral's only permanent antique market, offering the best in vintage. Dirty Janes Emporium is the latest retail venture from the team at Crowley and Grouch. Incorporating antique furniture, lighting, architectural, beautiful quality preloved home furnishings, and the fabulous Recycled Rags clothing salon, it is the one stop shop for style on a budget.

Next door to the Emporium, Dirty Janes Antique Market now has over 50 dealers offering some wonderful pieces including garden ware, furnishings, ornaments, paintings, jewellery decorator items. If you would like to join their team and become a stall holder please contact them. They have a range of spaces on offer including individual display cabinets through to large floor spaces.