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some great architecture & more ! - Glen Innes

Glen Innes is part of the so-called Celtic-Country, north-west of Sydney in an area with lots of villages called after scottish villages like Glencoe and there is even a village called Stonehenge as well.

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Pros:great architecture
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In a nutshell:great architecture

Last visit to Glen Innes: Nov 2011
Intro Written Mar 16, 2012
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Reviews (14)

some great letterboxes Local Customs (2)

On a rainy day I started to watch out for fancy and funny letterboxes, that were easy to photograph from my car without... more travel advice

The townhall Things to Do (6)

The townhall of Glen Innes is one of the most beautiful townhalls that I saw in New South Wales and it dates back to the... more travel advice

The Courthouse of 1873 Things to Do (6)

The courthouse of Glen Innes is dating back to the year 1873. Most of the early settlers of Australia had been convicts... more travel advice

The Post & Telegraph Office - Glen Innes

The Post & Telegraph Office Things to Do (6)

The Post & Telegraph Office is an interesting building made of red bricks and it is also one of the oldest buildings of... more travel advice

Off The Beaten Path (5)
See All A touch of Art Nouveau in Glen Innes

Transportation (1)
go there by car !

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yumyum May 21, 2012 at 1:22 PM

I love those olden wooden buildings with their long verandahs!
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Kuznetsov_Sergey Apr 6, 2012 at 3:23 AM

I've never heard about this so-called Celtic-Country. Pity it was a rainy day when you were there. Nevertheless you found some funny letterboxes, haha!
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balhannah Apr 4, 2012 at 6:13 PM

A great page on Glen Innes. It's a favorite town of mine, mainly for the lovely architecture, and for the beautiful autumn leaves and the huge boulders. Last time, we stayed at the caravan park which was in amongst the boulders.