Uralla Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
town in New South Wales, Australia
About Uralla
The name Uralla comes from the language of the indigenous Aniwan people and means 'a ceremonial meeting place and look out on a hill', in reference to Mount Mutton on the outskirts of the town. The first European settlers established themselves on the site of the town in 1841. A gold rush began near the town in 1852. The infamous bushranger Captain Thunderbolt (his real name was Frederick Ward) operated in the district and is buried in the Pioneer Cemetery. Uralla is the main centre of the Uralla Shire Local Government area.
Top Attractions in Uralla
Explore the best things to see and do in Uralla:
- ★Dangars Falls
- ★Dangars Lagoon
- ★Deeargee Woolshed
- ★Gostwyck Chapel
- ★McCrossin's Mill Museum
- ★Mount Mutton Walking Trail and Alma Park
- ★Mount Yarrowyck Nature Reserve
- ★New England Brass and Iron Lace Foundry
Where to Eat in Uralla
Must-try local food and restaurants:
- 🍴Coachwood and Cedar Hotel Motel
- 🍴Fung Wah Asian Restaurant
- 🍴Michael's Cafe and Catering
- 🍴Subway
- 🍴The Alternative Root
- 🍴The Pie Mechanic
Where to Stay in Uralla
- 🏨Altona Motel
- 🏨Coachwood and Cedar Hotel Motel
- 🏨Country Road Caravan Park
- 🏨Dingle B&B&B
- 🏨Grace Cottages
- 🏨Queen Street Uralla Caravan Park
Uralla Travel Guide Sections
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