The remnants of the Blast Furnace stand tall reminding us that Lithgow was the birthplace of the Australian iron and steel industry.

Set within a historic estate, the museum aims to collect, preserve and interpret the histories associated with the early development of the region.

A combination of industrial heritage and picturesque natural beauty, the Foundations Portland is a unique regional destination.

Vertical sandstone cliffs stand guard as you explore the crumbling, vegetation-covered Glen Davis Shale Oil Works structures.

A heritage-listed 19th century village, Hartley has one of the finest collections of historic buildings in Australia, including its 1837 courthouse.

’Industrious Lithgow’ is acknowledged in the sites marked by Lithgow History Avenue, best appreciated by viewing the artwork up close

Stroll through the Main Street of Lithgow and view the many historic buildings making up the streetscape., including the "Lithgow Flash" sculpture.

The most comprehensive and world class display of historic firearms and precision metal working machines anywhere in Australia.

Maiyingu Marragu Aboriginal Place was an important meeting and educational place and holds special meaning for Wiradjuri people.

Mingaan Wiradjuri Aboriginal Corporation is an Aboriginal community controlled non for-profit organisation located in Lithgow.

Newnes was once a thriving oil shale works and town – now only ruins are left, slowly being reclaimed by the gum forest.

Lithgow State Mine’s newest attraction is a spectravision presentation which tells the story of the dangers faced by miners in their everyday work.

The Seven Valleys iconic tourist attraction, discover a bygone era of steam travel with a ride on the world famous Zig Zag Railway

Mt Piper Energy Expo is an interactive experience where you can learn about power generation with the interactive displays.