Bowral

Bowral combines a cool-climate, garden-focused character with a nationally known cricketing heritage in a way that reflects its Southern Highlands position beneath Mount Gibraltar. This volcanic landmark rises above a town of tree-lined streets, established gardens and boutiques, where the inland climate differs markedly from coastal New South Wales. Bradman Oval is associated with Sir Donald Bradman, who spent much of his youth in Bowral, while the adjacent Bradman Museum and International Cricket Hall of Fame documents cricket’s place in Australian life. Each spring, Tulip Time brings flowering-bulb displays to Corbett Gardens. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Bowral sits within the Southern Highlands of New South Wales.

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