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Virtual Reality — Image credit: ImmerCity VR

Amusement and Theme Parks

ImmerCity VR

ImmerCity VR is an innovative virtual reality entertainment arcade designed to capitivate all ages. Their state-of-the-art 'Super Arena' invites you to engage in exhilarating team battles or tale on virtual opponents in an immersive world. The 'Immersion Zone' offers endless fun across various VR machines with over 150 games and experiences to choose from. Whether it's an adrenaline-filled zombie escape, a futuristic sports challenge, or a magical adventure for kids, ImmerCity VR brings the virtual world to life through high-quality equipment, curated content, and a commitment to customer satisfaction. Come as friends, come as a family, celebrate a birthday or host a corporate event. They create a safe, inclusive space where individuals and groups connect, explore, and play together.

Orange NSW

0.1 km away

Mary and Tex Curious Emporium

Shopping and Markets

Mary and Tex Curious Emporium

Curious Emporium was built off the back of a long-term success that was House in Orange for 10 years. They have created a unique furniture, homewares and lifestyle store offering interior home and decorating ranges as well as fashion and gift solutions. The team are always in and out of warehouses and showrooms, searching for new and unique pieces.

Orange NSW

0.1 km away

Chaos and Karma

Shopping and Markets

Chaos and Karma

Experience the charm of a boutique created by a talented local mother-daughter duo. Their shop is a captivating showcase of their own mixed-media art, available in a range of sizes, both framed and unframed. Additionally, they offer a delightful selection of handcrafted items made with love. Their boutique is a treasure trove of beautiful finds, featuring exquisite giftware, fashion pieces, statement accessories, leather bags, shoes and wallets. Step into a world of colour and eclecticism, where every visit promises a truly unique shopping experience. This boutique is a testament to creativity, local talent, and a passion for artistry that you won't want to miss.

Orange NSW

0.1 km away

Cint Boutique

Shopping and Markets

Cint Boutique

Providing an eclectic mix of quality, timeless and fashion-forward pieces for all women! Cint boutique's offer the latest trends in Women's fashion with an eclectic mix of accessories, including jewellery, handbags, shoes, belts and scarves from leading labels across Australia and New Zealand and overseas. Cint Boutique are continually sourcing new labels and accessories to offer you the latest look to suit your individual style. Cint Boutique are committed to offering personalised service to make your shopping experience a pleasurable one!

Orange NSW

0.1 km away

Hawkes General Store

Shopping and Markets

Hawkes General Store

Established in 1976 and originally named 'The Orange Spinning Wheel', the store became and has remained a front runner for retail therapy in Orange. Hawkes General Store provides a unique and ever changing shopping experience for both locals and visitors of Orange. With several name changes under its belt - 'The Orange Spinning Wheel', 'Fems' and 'Fems and the Kitchenhand', Hawkes General Store has been run and managed by the same family since its inception. Set in the quiet and leafy side streets, make your destination Hawkes General Store. Be spoilt.

Orange NSW

0.1 km away

Danielle Louise

Shopping and Markets

Danielle Louise

Danielle Louise is a Modern Contemporary Ladies Fashion Boutique in the heart of Orange, NSW. They pride themselves in understanding what the modern woman wants when it comes to fashion without compromising on quality or price. Their standard is to offer exceptional customer service coupled with a unique shopping experience. Offering their customers only Australian fashion brands with styles that are appreciated by the Danielle Louise customer. They are renowned in the Central West as the 'go-to' Boutique for special occasion wear boasting the largest selection of Formal Wear, Mother of the Bride/Groom, Race Day dresses and Corporate Styling not to mention their fun casual ranges which have all been lovingly hand-picked by them. Danielle Louise combines ultimate styling and curation of content through social channels and online, with an in-store experience available in their beautiful Orange Store. With over 28 years of experience in the fashion industry they will endeavor to ensure that you have a retail experience like no other.

Orange NSW

0.2 km away

Vintage Vignettes are real life treasure chests — Image credit: Dirty Janes

Shopping and Markets

Dirty Janes Orange

Dirty Janes Orange is a vintage shoppers paradise. In the heart of Orange, Dirty Janes showcases the vibrant spirit of this charming regional city. Explore an eclectic mix of vintage and antique furniture, retro collectibles, books, records, toys, jewellery, clothing, and so much more. Experience the joy of uncovering unique pieces with a story to tell at Dirty Janes Orange. Relax and recharge at Salters Café, the delightful onsite eatery, where you can indulge in the finest coffee, homemade cakes, and fresh seasonal lunch menu.

Orange NSW

0.2 km away

The White Place

Shopping and Markets

The White Place

Based in Orange NSW, The White Place brings you an eclectic mix of scouted contemporary and modern treasures for your home and life. What started out as an idea offering beautiful, unique, predominately white homewares, has since evolved into an ever changing lifestyle store which offers a selection of stylish homewares, cushions, rugs, furniture and art as well as an interesting collection of clothing and jewellery.

Orange NSW

0.2 km away

Mens' and Women's Clothing from Blowes Clothing — Image credit: Blowes Clothing

Shopping and Markets

Blowes Clothing Orange

Since 1936, Blowes Clothing has been a cornerstone of Orange, offering high-quality menswear and exceptional service. Find timeless styles from iconic brands like R.M.Williams, Akubra, Ralph Lauren, Rodd & Gunn and more, with knowledgeable staff on hand to help you look your best. As a third-generation, family-owned Australian business, Blowes is known for delivering high-quality fashion and exceptional customer service. When you visit Orange, make Blowes Clothing your stop for a unique shopping experience. Blowes offers a personalised shopping experience where you can explore premium, versatile, and stylish apparel, all backed by expert advice from a dedicated team. Blowes don’t just sell clothes; they instil confidence. Every purchase is an investment in style and craftsmanship. With nearly a century of experience, Blowes Clothing has grown alongside the community. They are passionate about helping customers discover clothing that reflects their personal style, from classic to contemporary, while maintaining the highest standards of quality. Make your visit to Orange memorable—discover why generations have trusted Blowes Clothing for fashion that lasts.

Orange NSW

0.2 km away

Orange City Centre - Kids City — Image credit: Orange City Centre

Shopping and Markets

Kids City at Orange City Centre

Hello! It's time to enjoy the indoor play centre at Orange City Centre. Located in the food court this is the perfect place to sit and enjoy a quiet coffee or a social lunch with friends while the kids burn off some energy, regardless of what the weather is doing outside!

Orange NSW

0.3 km away

Robertson Park

Parks and Gardens

Robertson Park - Orange

Located in the heart of Orange’s main shopping and business area, Robertson Park offers space for quiet recreation next to a busy retail zone. The collection of established trees and grassed open spaces is popular with locals and visitors who pass through Orange on the Mitchell Highway (Summer Street) Street which borders the park. The beauty of the park sees it chosen as a venue for high-profile community events such as the night markets during Orange’s major food and wine festivals. The cenotaph at the southern end of the park is a focus for community commemorations such as Anzac Day and Remembrance Day.

Orange NSW

0.4 km away

the360 — Image credit: Orange360

Natural Attractions

Orange Villages Bike Trail

Escape the city and take a glorious 360-kilometre six-day cycling lap of Mount Canobolas. The Orange Villages Bike Trail, fondly known as 'The 360' is Orange360’s brand new cycling trail journeying through picturesque country roads, smooth gravel, terrific views and fabulous hospitality. The trail is designed as a six-day journey but can be done over a shorter timeframe for more experienced cyclists.

Orange NSW

0.4 km away

Joy of Music

Entertainment Venues

Orange Regional Conservatorium

The Orange Regional Conservatorium (ORC) provides high-quality, diverse and inclusive music education across all ages and skill levels. They offer individual and group lessons, ensembles and choirs for every member of the community, workshops, masterclasses, professional development and more. The ORC also presents a high-quality program of concerts and events each year featuring local, national and international performers.

Orange NSW

0.4 km away

Orange Civic Theatre — Image credit: Orange Civic Theatre

Entertainment Venues

Orange Civic Theatre

Orange Civic Theatre is a multipurpose venue located in Orange, in the central west of New South Wales. The theatre offers a diverse annual program including many local, national and international touring productions. The 502-seat auditorium is a professional, user-friendly space with a raked, continental seating plan. Outlined by a traditional proscenium arch, the stage is equipped to suit a range of technical and performance requirements. The theatre provides access for people with disabilities and ample off-street parking. A hearing loop has been installed, which covers the entire auditorium. Wheelchair access to the tiered auditorium is from the carpark side in Row E. Visit the website to view fact-sheets and forms provide a range of specialist information about the theatre.

Orange NSW

0.5 km away

Anything Grows — Image credit: Anything Grows

Entertainment Venues

Anything Grows

Enjoy a seasonally focused menu and locally roasted coffee in the outdoor courtyard among the various plants, trees and all things green, or take a seat inside their calming indoor retreat. In the gift shop, you will find a small collection of beautiful things to decorate your home or to gift to a loved one. Their indoor plant selection includes hanging baskets, cacti, succulents, large palms and other varieties. Outside there is a beautiful range of hand-selected feature trees and plants.

Orange NSW

0.5 km away

Robertson Park Orange

Landmarks and Buildings

East Orange Heritage Trail

This informative walk showcases the architecture of what was the Municipality of East Orange during the 1800s. Highlights include Bowen Terrace, the Strand Theatre, Robertson Park and the Orange Railway Station. The walk starts from the Orange Visitor Information Centre and takes approximately 1.5 hours, exploring this part of the city's history and heritage. For a detailed brochure of the walk call into the Orange Visitor Information Centre.

Orange NSW

0.6 km away

Orange Regional Museum

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Orange Regional Museum

Orange Regional Museum is an award-winning museum offering engaging exhibitions and a lively program of hands-on activities, talks and events for families, visitors, and local audiences of all ages. The Museum collects and interprets objects that tell the stories of Orange and the broader Central West region. Located in a striking purpose-built building within the vibrant Orange cultural precinct, Orange Regional Museum is a must-visit for locals and visitors to the region. Free entry invites families, visitors, and the local community to explore long-term and changing exhibitions and displays, alongside outstanding touring exhibitions from across Australia, spanning history, science, technology and culture.

Orange NSW

0.6 km away

Laneway — Image credit: Orange City Council

Galleries, Museums and Collections

The Orange City Art and Mural Trail

The Orange City Art Mural Trail showcases a stunning collection of creative and ambitious public art installations around the city. The Trail can commence within the Orange Cultural Precinct which includes Orange Regional Gallery, Orange Regional Museum and the soon-to-be-completed Orange Conservatorium and Planetarium. The public art on display in the precinct includes Seed by the late Bronwyn Oliver, The Well by Richard Goodwin, and Senden Blackwood's Duo. The adjacent Orange Civic Theatre features the visually striking Dancing with Bees by Zanny Begg and featuring young dancers from the Central West and highlighting local native bee species. It is a groundbreaking combination of visual arts, dance, and timekeeping with a dash of science. Nearby is the charming Statue of Empathy, a gift to Orange City Council from Ushiku in Japan, honouring the ongoing Sister City relationship between Orange and Ushiku. The sculpture by Kunihiko Isshiki, is a replica of the statue outside the Central Life-long Learning Centre in Ushiku, where concerts, theatrical performances, movies, lectures and cultural events are held. Across Byng Street, a walk through Robertson Park will reveal the golden spheres of Shadowline by Julia Davis and Lisa Jones. Positioned like push-pins on a map, the orbs trace the ancient path of Blackmans Swamp Creek through the heart of Orange.

Orange NSW

0.6 km away

Welcome Everyone Library Doors — Image credit: Central West Libraries

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Central West Libraries

A warm welcome awaits you at all branches of Central West Libraries. No matter what your age they have a wide range of resources, programs and services to meet your needs. Use the free WiFi, computers, browse, read or study. Their libraries are placed where everyone can feel at home and their friendly, expert staff are on hand to assist. Can't get to the library? Talk to them about their Home Library Service or visit their virtual library which is open 24/7. Enjoy your library and all it has to offer. Branches are located in Blayney, Canowindra, Cowra, Forbes, Grenfell, Manildra, Molong and Orange.

Orange NSW

0.6 km away

Bronwyn Oliver, 'Seed' — Image credit: Orange Regional Gallery

Galleries, Museums and Collections

Orange Regional Gallery

Orange Regional Gallery presents an exciting and diverse exhibition program that features the work of local, regional and nationally respected artists alongside selected works from a significant permanent collection of more than 1500 artworks. The exhibition program is supported by regular opportunities for audiences to connect with artists and their ideas through talks, workshops, documentaries and tours. The Gallery also offers school holiday programs and free activities for children and families. Everyone is welcome and entry is always free.

Orange NSW

0.6 km away

Bastick Cottage

Shopping and Markets

Cook Park Guildry

Situated in Cook Park's historic Bastick Cottage, the Guildry is a community-run group selling locally made handcrafted goods, baked goods and produce. Among the items sold are knitted, sewn and crocheted items, pottery, leather and woodwork, painting, jewellery, cakes, slices, jams, chutneys and honey. The Cook Park Guildry is a great place to find a gift or souvenir from Orange.

Orange NSW

0.7 km away

Cook Park Fountain, Orange NSW — Image credit: Orange City Council

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Cook Park

Cook Park embodies the seasonal colours of Orange all year round. Summer's arrival brings gardens of stunning and vibrant coloured roses. From February to April, hundreds of begonias bloom in the 'Blowes Conservatory', and in Spring, a burst of colour arrives with masses of tulips and daffodils. This 4.5-hectare parkland in the heart of Orange is named after Captain James Cook and was originally laid out in a traditional Victorian design in 1873, with straight paths and rows of trees. Much of the original design is still in place. This National Trust area is also home to duck ponds, swings (for kids), an aviary featuring predominantly native birdlife (for bird watchers), the peaceful Lattice Fernery and for the craft lover, there is the Cook Park Guildry. The Guildry can be found in 'Bastick Cottage', a Victorian-style heritage building. Visitors will find a wide range of unique handcrafted goods, including pottery, knitting, woodwork, homemade jams and freshly baked goods. Cook Park is an easy 10-minute walk west of the Orange CBD via Summer or Kite Streets. The self-guided heritage walk is very popular with brochures available in the Guildry or from the Orange Visitor Information Centre.

Orange NSW

0.7 km away

Cook Park heritage walk — Image credit: Orange City Council

Landmarks and Buildings

Cook Park Heritage Walk

The self guided walk will teach you about the origins of Cook Park, first proclaimed in 1873. The walk takes in the original caretakers cottage which now hosts the Park Guildry, adorned with local arts and crafts. Learn the original use of the German 'Whiz Bang Gun' located at the eastern gates and check out the impressive lattice fernery too. Cook Park was laid out with straight paths and rows of trees, with much of the original design still in place. There is a display of Tuberous Begonias in the Blowes Conservatory from February to April every year. Cook Park embodies the changing seasonal colours of Orange. Summer's arrival brings gardens of stunning and vibrant, coloured roses. From February to April, hundreds of begonias bloom in the Blowes Conservatory and in spring, a burst of colour arrives with masses of tulips and daffodils. Take the time to breathe the fresh air and stroll around Cook Park experiencing the beauty and heritage of these gardens.

Orange NSW

0.7 km away

John Lomas Skate Park, Orange. — Image credit: Orange City Council

Amusement and Theme Parks

John Lomas Skate Park

The John Lomas Skate Park features bowls, pyramid jump, spine and grind blocks, box and rails - everything for BMX bikes, scooters, roller skaters, in-line skaters and skateboarders. This highly-rated skate park is available during daylight hours between 6 am and 8 pm. There is easy parking and a café across the road.

Orange NSW

0.8 km away

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