Trolley Tour Highlights
The Three Sisters
One of the best known and most photographed landmarks in New South Wales, the rocky outcrop known as the Three Sisters is situated at Echo Point and is often used to represent the Blue Mountains. At 170m high Echo point is the tourist hub of the Blue Mountains and is visited by over two million people every year. There are a number of lookouts for visitors to gaze upon the famous three sisters and the Jamison Valley.
Leura Village
Charming and attractive village. In many ways Leura is seen as the most urbane and sophisticated of all the villages in the Blue Mountains. Its Mall is full of chic coffee houses, gift shops and eateries; its streets are tree-lined and elegant; its houses are attractive and commonly surrounded by English and European style gardens.
The Everglades Gardens
Everglades is one of Australia's foremost heritage gardens. This treasure from the 1930s sits in twelve and a half acres of European-style gardens and native Australian bush with breaktaking views over the Jamison Valley in the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains.
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Leuralla Toy and Railway Museum
A MUST FOR THE KID IN ALL OF US! At the Leuralla NSW Toy and Railway Museum families and serious collectors alike can explore pre and post war toys including dolls, teddy bears, lead figures, comics and books, tinplate trains, aeroplanes, automobiles and working model-railway layouts. It features NSW Railway trackside and station memorabilia including lights, trolleys, seats, signals and signs. The museum's Barbie collection from 1959 to the present is the biggest permanent display of original Barbies in Australia. The all-weather Matterhorn garden railway adds an exciting dimension to the outdoor railway exhibits with a six-metre replica of the Swiss mountain. Three trains, viaducts, tunnels, gorges and a waterfall delight individuals and model railway enthusiasts alike.
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Ameralia's Plate World
A gallery of beautiful and interesting plates where you can see Australia's largest display of collectors plates. Trains, Ships, Cars, Horses including Racers, Animals, Birds, Cats, Dogs, Underwater, Children, Lovely Ladies, History, Royalty, Brambley Hedge, Beatrix Potter, Civil War, Films, Film Stars, American Indians, Fairies, Nursery Rhymes.
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Gordon Falls Reserve
Gordon Falls Reserve, which offers excellent views of the falls and over the Jamison Valley. This is the departure point for the easy, 2-km, one-way Gordon Falls to Leura Falls Walk, offering excellent views over Gordon Falls and the Jamison Valley.
The Edge Cinema
The Edge Cinemas offers a wonderful experience for international and Domestic tourists from all over. 'The Edge' Movie perfectly complements a visit to the Blue Mountains as in 40 minutes the viewer experiences the inconceivably ancient, spectacular and dangerous Blue Mountains wilderness through floating over magnificent mist filled valleys, plunging into wild canyons and abseiling sheer rock faces. International visitors can experience 'The Edge' Movie in their native language through multi-lingual soundtracks via personal headphones in French, German, Italian, Korean, Japanese and Mandarin. These headphones are complimentary when pre-booked for groups. Foreign languages synopses of 'The Edge' are available in the above languages plus Indonesian, Russian and Spanish.
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Scenic World
The most affordable adventure of a lifetime is just two hours from Sydney! Float on air in the recently unveiled Skyway with its world first Electro-Sceni Glass Floor. Ride the steepest incline Railway in the world down to a lush and hidden valley. Stroll along the Walkway through towering Jurassic rainforest, and refresh both your spirit and soul! Quietly glide out of the valley aboard the Cableway, taking in the breathtaking panorama of the stunning World Heritage Listed Blue Mountains National Park. At Scenic World Blue Mountains enjoy 360 degree views, taking in the famous Three Sisters, the magnificent Katoomba Falls, Mt Solitary and the near endless vista of the Jamison Valley.
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