White Hart Hotel- An iconic hotel with a history dating back to 1842. Great food, entertainment and family atmosphere.

Mayne Street Cafe - Cafe, Homewares and Pantry - the Mayne Street Cafe offers a lovely and relaxed breakfast or lunch location.

Gelato on Mayne - Gelato on Mayne - yes we have our very own Gelato shop in Murrurundi and it's a must visit during the summer months"

Royal Hotel - The Royal Hotel, Murrurundi, was established in 1863 and was an original Cobb & Co staging post. Now fully renovated, and renowned for its cold beer, great food, and relaxing atmosphere.

Railway Hotel - Renowned in town as "the local" where all are welcome to enjoy great food, cold beer & a laugh or two with mates"

Magpie Distillery - Visit outstanding gins and cheese boards on Mayne St.

Take A Break Cafe Murrurundi- A cosy local cafe.

Life of Pie- Enjoy delicious homemade pies and baked treats.

Michael Reid Cafe - Art meets refreshment.

Michael Reid Murrurundi - A renowned gallery showcasing contemporary Australian art, offering exhibitions of paintings, sculptures, and photography in a picturesque setting.

David Darcy Gallery - Features evocative photography by David Darcy, capturing rural Australian life and landscapes, with limited edition prints available for purchase.

ArtOnlyby Anita – Studio1308 - The studio of local artist Anita White, known for vibrant and expressive paintings, offering workshops and original artworks.

Carmel and Gwen: The Twins of the Pioneer Cottage Murrurundi - Explore the preserved Pioneer Cottage and the legacy of Carmel and Gwen, iconic figures in Murrurundi's cultural history.

King of the Ranges Stockman’s Challenge and Bush Festival - An annual event held in September celebrating bush heritage with thrilling stockman challenges, live music, and cultural displays in Murrurundi.

Creative Valleys - Upper Hunter Creative Trails Map of art, culture, museums and more.

Paradise Park (Eye of the Needle) - A serene picnic area with BBQ facilities and birdwatching.

Burning Mountain - Home to Australia's only naturally burning coal seam, Burning Mountain Nature Reserve is packed with day walks, scenic views, birdwatching and picnicking opportunities"

Wallabadah Rock- Australia’s second-largest monolith.

Timor and Timor Caves - Explore ancient limestone caverns.

Nowlands Gap - Enjoy panoramic views from this scenic rest area.

Upper Hunter Country Tourism - a list of walks and hikes across the region.

Michael Reid Murrurundi - A prominent gallery showcasing contemporary art.

Suspension Bridge - Visit the small yet historic suspension bridge, dating back to pre-World War I.

RSL Memorial Hall - A Victorian-era Italianate building that serves as the town's RSL Memorial Hall. More Info.

Rosedale - A beautifully restored 1848 brick and timber building, now a private home.

Bridge House - This 1854 house built with local bricks is a National Trust-listed property.

Dooley's Store - Operating since 1872, this store is a National Trust-listed building from 1905.

Haydonton Inn - Built in the 1850s, this inn was a key stop on the old Heydonton Highway.

Skin and Wool Store - Admire the handmade thumb-print bricks of this 1856 store, now a private workshop.

Railway Station - A historic station dating back to 1872, crucial to Murrurundi’s railway heritage.

St Joseph's Church and Murrurundi House- A 19th-century sandstone church and a former convent, both rich in history.

Hall Family Home Site - The early childhood home of bushranger Ben Hall, originally a slab cottage. More Info.

CBC Bank- This striking 1865 building now serves as a private residence. More Info.

Telegraph Station- The town's old telegraph office.

Court House, Police Station and Gaol - A mix of Gothic and Italianate architecture from the 1860s, featuring a historic gaol.

Public School - Established in 1877, this school is noted for its botanic importance.

Rosebank - Built in 1889 as a bank, this building is now a private residence.

St Paul's Anglican Church - A stunning church designed by J. Horbury Hunt, constructed in the 1870s.

Bobadil House - One of the oldest buildings in town, this sandstone house was built in 1843.