Braidwood

Welcome to Braidwood, a town where 'time seems to stand still,' yet creativity and charm thrive at every corner. Nestled in the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales, Braidwood holds a special place in the nation’s history as…

Our exploration begins at the National Theatre building, the civic heart of Braidwood. This iconic structure now houses the community center and the visitors information center, which is run by passionate locals who can guide you…

Just a short stroll down the main street stands one of the town’s most iconic buildings: the Braidwood Hotel. Dating back to 1859 and formerly known as the Commercial Hotel, this building is a masterpiece of colonial architecture…

A visit to Braidwood would be incomplete without a stop at the local museum, housed in one of the town’s earliest and most beautiful buildings. This museum has been a 50-year project of restoration by the Historical Society and…

On the outskirts of town lies Bedervale, a magnificent National Trust property that has been a working homestead since the early 1800s. The land grant was given to the Coghill family in 1826, and the house was completed in 1840,…

Returning to the town center, we arrive at the Braidwood Courthouse, a building that embodies the town's administrative history. Completed in 1902, this structure replaced an original courthouse built in 1837 by Dr. …

Braidwood is not just about history; it is a thriving hub for creativity and 'unique businesses.' Strolling down the main street, you will encounter a diverse array of boutique shops offering everything from handmade ceramics to…

As we conclude our tour of Braidwood, I hope you have felt the 'wonderful sense of history' that permeates this town. From the Gold Rush echoes of the Ben Hall coach to the cinematic legacy of Mick Jagger at the Braidwood Hotel,…