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Newcastle Australia Last Updated: 07/06/2024 |
| Newcastle is a regional metropolitan area and the second-most-populous district of New South Wales, Australia. Its population was 348,359 in 2021. The beating heart of the Hunter region, Newcastle blends the best of laid back coastal life, with a city bustling with restaurants, events and nightlife. | |
| Newcastle is a colourful city that’s anything but ordinary. When you indulge your curiosity and uncover Newcastle’s vibrant culture, rich heritage and electric atmosphere, you experience an unexpected feast for the senses and leave with enticing stories and a satisfied spirit. | |
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Fort Scratchley Place » Historical Place Fort Scratchley is an historical coastal Fort built in 1882. The Fort overlooks Newcastle Harbour and Nobbys Beach and is home to the only two land-based guns in Australia ever to be engaged in a Naval Engagement. The site contains a museum detailing the Forts history. 33 views 💖 11/3 Nobbys Rd, Newcastle East NSW 2300, Australia |
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Newcastle Museum Place » Museum Located in the historic Honeysuckle Railway workshops, the Museum is right in the heart of Newcastle. Newcastle Museum brings to life significant moments of past, present and future in three major permanent exhibitions open free to visitors. 30 views 💖 16 Workshop Way, Newcastle NSW 2300, Australia |
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Glenrock State Conservation Area Place » Outdoors Located between Newcastle and Lake Macquarie, Glenrock State Conservation Area offers an astounding array of recreational opportunities. Glenrock embraces the last surviving pocket of coastal rainforest in the region, home to a range of animals, like bandicoots, bats and gliders. So remember to leave your pets at home. The park also protects several ancient Aboriginal sites. 31 views 💖 1Yuelarbah Track, Highfields NSW 2289, Australia |