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Just a half hour from Hunter Valley Wine Country, along the banks of the Hunter River, lies the historic village of Morpeth. Once the largest inland river port in NSW, it was the gateway to inland Australia and is now classified by the National Trust. Wander down cobbled streets to find colonial sandstone buildings occupied by modern inviting cafes, galleries, pubs, boutiques, gift, homeware and antique shops...
Morpeth Art Studio
Has a unique display of Art, Gifts & Home wares. We have introduced a new concept for Morpeth... 'Mainly for Men' - Leisure Fashion, Golf Clubs, Accessories & Hats.
Australian Alpaca Barn
Alpaca Fashion Home wares and accessories, Beautiful Alpaca Jumpers, Scarves, Coats, Socks, Throws, Bedding, Teddy Bears and more!
Savannahs Café, Gallery & Gifts Savannahs Café offers great breakfast and lunch menus with delicious cakes and Vittoria coffee. Upstairs, browse through our eclectic mix of new and old gifts and handcrafted timberwork.
Crisada’s Riverview Café Enjoy extensive views of the Hunter River and farmlands. Air-conditioned, child-friendly with amenities and access for the disabled. Enjoy tasty dishes from our affordable and extensive menu. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner 7 Days. Takeaway available
Morpeth Gallery & Ginger Beer Factory Here's Cheers! Taste 13 different cordials brewed,bottled & labelled on the premises, then sample 12Australian honeys, before you move onto 11 other shops under the one roof! www.morpethgallery.com. Open Thursday to Sunday 10am to 5pm.
Miss Lily’s Lollies Open 7 Days. WOW! is the first word most people say when they enter Miss Lily’s. We have lollies from all around the world, England, Scotland, Europe, NZ, Australia and the USA. Come in and WOW! yourself!
Bliss Collections French provincial style homewares and exquisite gifts. Open 7 Days 129 Swan Street. Ph 4933-9938
River Royal Inn Relax and enjoy the true spirit of Morpeth’s hospitality at the historic River Royal Inn. Offering an excellent restaurant and bar with boutique beers on tap and a wide range of Hunter Valley wines
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Morpeth Bridge - Morpeth Hunter Valley
Maitland, situated in the famous Hunter Valley is an idyllic destination to get away from it all, spoil yourself and discover something unique. One of the many features of this area is its splendid diversity....
Nestled in the lower Hunter just two hours north of Sydney, 40 minutes from Newcastle and 25 minutes from Hunter Valley Wine Country, Maitland is a diverse location with a plethora of unique attractions, physical attributes, accommodation options, shopping and dining opportunities which will appeal to all looking for a special place in the Hunter. Maitland enables you to surround yourself with tempting opportunities to sample delicately prepared meals and the finest local produce – perfectly complemented by local wine & boutique beer. Embark on a gastronomic excursion through award-winning fine dining restaurants or casual cafés and pubs.
The street scapes of Maitland and surrounds are lined with historical buildings dating from the early 1800s, there are picturesque rural views from a multitude of vantage points and a relaxed environment to enjoy. Upon leaving the city centre of Maitland you’ll soon find yourself surrounded by lush green river flats with country lanes that lead you to a collection of historic villages and river towns. Greeted with a warm welcome you are invited to explore, relax & imbibe.
Just a few kilometres from Maitland is the historic village of Morpeth. Classified by the National Trust, Morpeth was established in 1821 on the banks of the Hunter River. Morpeth was once a thriving river port for ships taking goods around Australia and the world. Today visitors travel to Morpeth to experience the eclectic mix of retail offerings, relaxed dining options, exquisite accommodation and the gorgeous heritage perspective of Swan Street. Morpeth is truly a destination that every traveller should take a few hours to explore.
Meander along the stone paved pathway Morpeth and explore over 40 stores, cafés and galleries featuring everything from funky home wears to striking artworks, distinctive fashion and amazing jewellery designs. intermingled with cafe's, historic pubs, restaurants, tea shops and local produce outlets. Morpeth is a destination you won't forget, and one that you are sure to revisit.
