Picton
Must do
Picton’s heritage
Discover Picton's fine heritage architecture on a self-guided walking tour or visit historic Tahmoor House (limited open days). Enjoy a traditionally-brewed beer at George 4th Inn, opened in 1839 for travellers along the Great South Road.
About Picton
The villages of the Wollondilly region - including Picton, Thirlmere, Appin, Bargo and Warragamba - retain the tranquillity of small country towns. The region's farms and villages, natural attractions and vast wilderness areas are a haven for nature-loving visitors with Thirlmere Lakes National Park, a major natural drawcard.
Rich in colonial and late-Victorian architecture, Picton also has many cafes, arts and craft shops. Choose one of the Sydney scenic drives of Wollondilly Shire to explore this region at a leisurely pace.
Events
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- March
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Sunday 04 Mar 2012 Creative Traders Markets at Picton
The Picton Creative Traders Markets are held at the Picton Shire Hall, Menangle Street, on the first Sunday of the ...
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- April
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Saturday 21 Apr 2012 Picton Theatre Groups Beyond The Veil
Beyond the Veil incorporates three one act plays by members of the Picton Theatre Group, with the Spiritual Medium, Florence ...
Gallery
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Court house, Picton
Court house, Picton
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Heritage pub, Picton
Heritage pub, Picton
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Train station, Picton
Train station, Picton
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Wollondilly Shire Hall
Wollondilly Shire Hall, historic building in Picton. Image Tourism Wollondilly
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Olive oil, Picton
Olive oil, Picton
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The Old Post Office in Picton
The old post office was built in 1892 and is now the Wollondilly Visitor Information Centre. Image Tourism Wollondillu
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