Visit Murrurundi
Places to stay, eat and explore on the New England Highway.
Take A Break Cafe
Local cafe on Mayne St.
Haydon Hall Courtyard Cafe
Courtyard cafe on Mayne St.
Mayne St Cafe, Pantry & Homewares
Cafe, pantry goods and homewares on Mayne St.
Railway Hotel (Bottlemart Express)
Pub, bottle shop and accommodation near the old railway.
White Hart Hotel
Historic pub, established 1842 and reopened in 2010.
Royal Hotel
Heritage pub and accommodation on Mayne St, dating to 1863.
Murrurundi Caravan Park
Caravan park and camping on the edge of town.
Murrurundi Motel
Motel accommodation on Mayne St.
Foodworks Murrurundi (Dooley's Store)
Local supermarket on Mayne St.
Fox's Store
Cafe, gift store and small museum in one.
Vinnies Murrurundi Op Shop
St Vincent de Paul op shop, open Mon-Fri and Sat mornings.
Michael Reid Murrurundi
Contemporary art gallery on the corner of Boyd and Mayne St.
Murrurundi Historical Society Museum
Local history museum, open weekends 10am-12pm.
Anita Faulkner
Portrait and mural artist behind Murrurundi Hospital's water-tank artwork.
David Darcy
Multi-award-winning portrait painter and photographer.
Fran Wachtel
Local sculptor behind the town's corten steel gateway sign.
Hanna Kay
Internationally exhibited artist drawing on the Upper Hunter landscape.
John Bradley
Oil painter of Australian landscapes and seascapes, working from Murrurundi for over 40 years.
Mandy Archibald
A Pages River Valley photographer capturing Murrurundi's landscape and wildlife.
Murrurundi Arts & Crafts Council
Community group nurturing local creative pursuits through prizes and workshops.
Murrurundi Garden Club
A community group for local gardening enthusiasts.
Pearl Red Moon
Mixed media and textile artist making wearable art from salvaged fabric.
Rodney Swansborough
Chiaroscuro-method portrait and pastel artist at Upstairs Art.
Getting here
Murrurundi is on the New England Highway in the Upper Hunter Shire, NSW — about midway between the Hunter Valley and the New England Tablelands.