Windsor Attractions

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Windsor Heritage Walk

The heritage charm of Windsor can be fully explored on the heritage walk of the town. Windsor emerged along the banks of the Hawkesbury River and became the third settlement of the Colony in 1794. Originally called Green Hills, Windsor was officially named in 1810 by Governor Macquarie after the town in England. The five Macquarie Towns are Windsor, Richmond, Willberforce, Pitt Town and Castlereagh.

Categories: Galleries, Museums and Collections; Historical Sites and Heritage Locations; Scenic Drives and Walks;

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Villa Thalgo

A world class hydrotherapy spa featuring the superb Thalgo Cosmetic range of beauty and health products. Villa Thalgo is a day spa in total harmony with nature.

Categories: Spas and Retreats;

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St Matthews Anglican Church

St Matthew's Anglican Church has quite rightly been called one of the most beautiful buildings in Australia. Designed by Francis Greenway, under instruction from Govenor Macquarie, the building is a landmark. The grave yard also makes for facinating viewing, with graves of several people who came out with the First Fleet.

Categories: Historical Sites and Heritage Locations; Landmarks and Buildings;

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Hawkesbury Regional Museum

Hawkesbury Regional Museum in Windsor has a long history including a rich indigenous cultural heritage established by the Darug people, as well as a distinctive built environment dating back to the earliest days of the colony. The Museum conserves and interprets that heritage to residents and visitors, many of whom have family links to the area.

Categories: Galleries, Museums and Collections; Historical Sites and Heritage Locations; Parks and Gardens;

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Hawkesbury Regional Gallery

Hawkesbury Regional Gallery is located in a landmark building designed to reflect the heritage values of the surrounding district.

Categories: Dining and Eating Out; Galleries, Museums and Collections;

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Hawkesbury Paddlewheeler

The Hawkesbury Paddlewheeler has been operating for many years now from historic Windsor, which is located at the end of the Windsor Road on one of the oldest waterways in Australia, the Hawkesbury River. Your hosts Sue and James Kelly and their friendly crew will take you on an unforgettable journey recreating cruises back in the 1800s. While enjoying the peace and tranquillity of the Hawkesbury River you can indulge in a first class meal, always being freshly prepared on board.

Categories: Dining and Eating Out; Farming, Food and Produce; Historical Sites and Heritage Locations; Natural Attractions;

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Hawkesbury Harvest Farm Gate Trail

Drive the Hawkesbury Harvest Farm Gate Trail and discover Sydney's rural treasures! If you love country touring, sampling fresh, seasonal produce and discovering locally made arts and crafts, then the Trail is bound to please.

Categories: Dining and Eating Out; Farming, Food and Produce; Galleries, Museums and Collections; Markets; Scenic Drives and Walks; Shopping; Wineries, Vineyards and Breweries; Zoos, Sanctuaries, Aquariums and Wildlife Parks;

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Clydesdales Horse Drawn Restaurant

Experience unique dining in historical Windsor (c1794) on-board a beautifully restored 1890s carriage, drawn by three majestic Clydesdale horses. Enjoy a gourmet three course a la carte lunch, or five course a la carte dinner whilst travelling through the picturesque streets and parks of Australia's third oldest town.