While you are in Sydney, make a day trip to the Blue Mountains, which are a prime geographical feature of the Sydney Basin are a very popular spot for international tourism. Apart from the magnificence of the Mountains, the limestone Caves of Jenolan, and the pass of the Giant Stairway through the Jamison Valley are fascinating sights as well.

Another exceptional aspect the Blue Mountains tourism is the world’s steepest of railroads in Katoomba, commonly known as the Katoomba Scenic Railway. The rail track also passes through numerous cliffs of sandstone as well as a long and extremely steep rock tunnel.There is also the Scenic Cableway which is also famed for being the steepest running cable car facility in the world.

You can also check out the Zig Zag Steam Railway of Lithgow, Coach Way for Blue Mountains travel, as well as the hiking of Glenbrook upon Lennox Bridge and the Explorers Tree in Katoomba. The most adventurous things to do in Sydney are at the Blue Mountains as it is also a favourite spot for Rock Climbing and Mountain Biking, as well as extensive Canyoning and abseiling.

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• The Blue Mountains also house numerous visiting destinations, such as the Toy & Railway Museum located in Leura, the large Norman Lindsay Gallery & Museum established in Faulconbridge, and the vibrant Locomotive Depot Heritage Museum in Valley Heights.

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• The best way to travel is by railway.
• Many Shuttle buses are also available to and from the Blue Mountains.

• Gustissimo
• Monte’s
• Common Ground Cafe

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