Mudgee Observatory

What travelers say:

Mudgee (Manji) is located in the Cudgegong Canyon in Sydney's northwest, 250 kilometers west of New South Wales, Australia, located in the Cudgegong Canyon in Sydney's northwest, close to Hunter Valley, with a population of only 10,000, is an elegant and historic town with beautiful scenery and natural harmony. According to the information, Mudgee name is derived from the Wiradjuri language "Moothi" pronunciation, meaning "peace on the mountain", or "mou-gee" pronunciation, meaning "satisfaction", it can be seen that this place has been a happy land since the discovery and establishment of the town. The town is centered on the clock tower and the surrounding area - Mudgee CBD, surrounded by the clock tower is chruch street and market street respectively. In the town, elegant and quiet, with single-family old-fashioned building rooms, there is always a place to rest, a sense of leisure. Some old-fashioned town buildings have been converted into banks, restaurants and other commercial uses. Each house has its own characteristics, one step at a time. The ladies have a quiet shape in front of the Macaron small building, and there are large pieces! There are a variety of small shops in the center of the town, including chocolate shops, flower shops, handmade supplies stores, cake shops, coffee shops and so on. The Catholic Church in the town is located next to the clock tower, which is also a landmark of the town!