Best Landmarks & Things to Do in New South Wales

Looking for the best landmarks in New South Wales? This page catalogues 2 attractions in New South Wales, New South Wales, ranked by genuine visitor data rather than editorial guesswork — the landmarks travellers rate highest rise to the top.

At the top of the New South Wales list sit Blue Mountains National Park and Blue Mountains. Blue Mountains National Park (4.8/5 from 6,429 reviews) is the city's most reviewed landmark, making it the natural first stop for most visitors. Its landmark page carries the full ratings breakdown and links to everything else in New South Wales.

By type, New South Wales's landmarks are dominated by parks and gardens, mountains and peaks. Each category links through to a national list — useful if you are touring New South Wales and want to compare, say, every lookout or historic site along your route rather than just the ones in New South Wales.

New South Wales sits within easy reach of other landmark-rich New South Wales destinations. Sydney, Byron Bay and Newcastle are nearby and covered by their own ranked city pages, which makes combining stops straightforward. The state's best-of list places New South Wales's landmarks in the wider New South Wales context, while each landmark page links to similar attractions nearby, so a single entry point can map out an entire region.

Every landmark page for New South Wales includes the address, an interactive directions link, the visitor rating with review count, the landmark's rank within the city, answers to frequently asked questions and links to nearby and similar attractions. The data is refreshed periodically and every page carries its update date, so the rankings you see reflect the current picture. Start with Blue Mountains National Park, or open the full ranked list for New South Wales and build your own itinerary.