NSW Top Tourism Town Finalist
Welcome to Molong
Small Town: population between 1,500 - 5,000 residents
09:00 Weds 13 April - till - 17:00 Weds 27 April.
Members of the public may lodge only one vote for one town in each category. See Terms & Conditions.
Sometimes a town just feels like home – even when you have never heard of it!
Molong is an unexpected gem. A place where you can live like a local - and not like a tourist. Be it a day or a lifetime - Molong is a place that welcomes all.
The surrounding region - dubbed Australia’s Food Basket - is famous for is cool climate wines, fine wool, rich agricultural land, orchards, and vineyards. Charming airbnbs and boutique cellar doors surround you where you can enjoy a good drop, scenic views and rustic ambience.
.
Loving
MOlong?
Vote for this amazing Small town in the 2022 Top Tourism Town Awards
.
Home of pristine natural wonders, including Nangar National Park, Mount Canobolas State Conservation Area, Borenore Caves, and Mullion Range.
Nestled between golden poplars and endless rolling hills, the hidden town of Molong is just 4 hours from Sydney and half an hour from neighbouring Orange. The rich architectural heritage is impossible to miss as you stroll the main street lined with historic buildings, most of which were constructed in the 1870s and 1880s, including a well preserved Cobb & Co changing post.
History aside, Molong is also looking toward the future and you’ll find it has so much more to offer. From buzzing cafes, country pubs, art galleries, boutique homewares, gifts and fashion stores, and all with a warm small-town welcome. Whether you visit for a day or for a lifetime, Molong will make you feel at home, so follow the rows of poplars, rolling hills, and discover Molong.
Whether for a day or for a lifetime - your visit to Molong is sure to be memorable, and one you are sure not to forget!
.
THREE days in MOLONG
A place where you can live like a local - and not like a tourist. Be it a day or a lifetime - Molong is a place that welcomes all.
The surrounding region - dubbed Australia’s Food Basket - is famous for is cool climate wines, fine wool, rich agricultural land, orchards, and vineyards. Charming airbnbs and boutique cellar doors surround you where you can enjoy a good drop, scenic views and rustic ambiance.
.
Share the love
If you believe this top town deserves a top spot at this year's awards, get your friends and family on the case.
Share this page with your network via the social icons below.