Top Things to do in Bungendore
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The 10 Best Things to do in Bungendore, New South Wales
Discover the best top things to do in Bungendore, Australia including Paul Kowalski Photography Gallery, X Gallery, Bungendore Wood Works Gallery, Village Antiques, Royal Hotel Bungendore, Lake George, Lark Hill Cellar Door, Nest at the Carrington, Southern Harvest Farmers Market, Balance n Heal.
Restaurants in Bungendore
1. Paul Kowalski Photography Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Welcome to Paul Kowalski Photography. Experience the stunning and natural beauty of Australia through our renowned landscape photography. Our wide range of photographs are presented as exquisite large framed pieces for the home, office or corporate space. We also offer fantastic gifts and products to suit your needs. You can also better your photography in one of our workshops or tours.
2. X Gallery
3. Bungendore Wood Works Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 190 reviews
Bungendore Wood Works Gallery specialises in exhibiting and promoting Australian made wood art, sculpture, craft and contemporary furniture of a very high standard from the country's foremost designer/makers in wood. We take pride in showcasing the skill and art of Australia's wood workers and the varied richness and beauty of our native timbers. We also exhibit fine arts from leading artists from every state and territory that range from Blake and Wynne prize-winning artists to ACT, Canberra and Bungendore regional artists. The Gallery is a multi-tourism award winning attraction open every day except Christmas day. The Gallery is situated just 30 minutes by road from Canberra, Australia's National Capital. Bungendore Wood Works Gallery's long-term commitment to an alliance of Tourism with the Arts has created an authentic tourism experience, attracting 120,000 visitors a year.
Reviewed By Koalaphil - Albury, Australia
What an absolute wonderful gallery and shop, you are able to purchase everything displayed. Gosh wish I had known about theis palce earlier this year as we commissioned a table to be made and still waiting. I saw what I wanted here, superb Dining tables. My wife fell in love with a female torso that is made with single pieces of wood put together perfectly. Take your time not a place to rush through.
4. Village Antiques
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By 249cherieh - Roumazieres-Loubert, France
We started with the rear yard and worked our way through an incredible assortment of garden items old, refurbished, upcycled and new. Then went through a lovely indoor/outdoor area of plant and garden pariphinalia before arriving in the showroom. What a fun place! so full of great items. I wouldn't want to do a stocktake in there but its a fun place to shop!
5. Royal Hotel Bungendore
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
A classic Aussie pub!
6. Lake George
7. Lark Hill Cellar Door
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By amandajt2018
I booked the Lark Hill Cellar Door tasting to finish up a weekend getaway in Bungendore. To comply with CovidSafe requirements, bookings are currently required for cellar door tastings, cost $10 per person and are set for 45 minutes. My partner and I were both happy with this arrangement, particularly once we arrived on Monday morning and found that we were the only people booked in for tasting at the 11:00 timeslot and our table had already been prepared for us in the small, but charming, cellar door area. The tables were well spaced in the event there were more people, which I understand there are on Saturdays and Sundays and I would really recommend booking a tasting and trying the wines. The tasting consisted of 6 wines from Lark Hill's Bungendore and Murrembateman vineyards, 3 whites and 3 reds. My partner, who is a red drinker, discovered he really liked the Gruner Veltliner (a more uncommon wine in Australia made from Austrian grapes) and ended up buying a bottle of it in addition to the Pinot Noir and Syrah. The gentleman who conducted the tasting was really friendly and helpful, explaining all of the wines to us, as well as explaining and demonstrating the very nifty Coravin tool for pouring and preserving the wine. He was also very kind in letting me (the driver who wasn't trying the other wines) try the Dial M for Marsanne dessert wine, which I thought was really nice - sweet and smooth. He also gave my partner some Pinot Noir to try, which wasn't on the tasting menu but is one of my partner's favourite wines. The wines are certified organic and biodynamic, and the grapes grown using sustainable practices, which was the main reason I selected this winery over the others in the same area for our weekend getaway. Overall, we had a really good experience (capped off by a delicious lunch at the winery restaurant afterwards). We bought a number of bottles of wine and will definitely go back in the future, as well as recommend it to other people.
8. Nest at the Carrington
Nest is located in the heritage listed Carrington Inn, it showcases local artists and producers of ceramics, homewares and jewellery.
9. Southern Harvest Farmers Market
The Southern Harvest Farmers Market is a weekly market held every Saturday from 9AM until 12PM. Our Market encourages a sense of community, connection and sharing of ideas. It aspires to build a resilient local food economy through regenerative farming, zero waste and a fair food system. Our Stallholders offer a great range of fruit, vegetables, herbs, spices, meat products (including beef, chicken, duck, pork and lamb), fresh seafood from the coast, local preserves, jams and cheese, eggs, garlic, honey, wine and oil as well as breakfast, tea and coffee. The Southern Harvest Community Stall and Tea House are cooperative initiatives for small and backyard growers and makers to test and promote their products with little risk and lots of encouragement. The Home Produce Swap with Totally Locally Bungendore occurs every second Saturday from 10.00AM - 10:30AM, bring your excess to swap with other backyard growers and makers.
