#1
INDIAN ROOT PILLS
The Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills signage on the side of a shed in East Maitland is an iconic building for locals and visitors a like.
#2
LUSKINTYRE BRIDGE
Luskintyre Bridge is one of only two surviving examples in New South Wales of an early steel Pratt truss bridge.
Fun fact: Luskintyre Bridge was used as a set location during the filming of the movie Tomorrow When The War Began.
#3
MORPETH AVENUE OF TREES
Head to the township of Morpeth to find a row of beautiful brush box trees opposite the historic St James’ Anglican Church. Perfect for a ride, walk or picnic near by.
#4
HUNTER RIVER
The iconic Hunter River weaves its way through Maitland and has many vantage points, from Morpeth to The Levee Central Maitland. Sunrise and sunsets are always guaranteed to show off the kaleidoscope sky over the Hunter River.
#5
PUBLIC ART
Wandering around Maitland you will find street art in many forms. The works can be found on walls, poles and fences all over the city.
‘The New One’, painted by local artist Patricia Van Lubeck, can be found at the Bourke St Link at The Levee Central Maitland.
#6
HISTORY AND HERITAGE
Across Maitland find grand streetscape’s of impressive heritage buildings that serve as a memory of the thriving history of the city.
Taking a stroll along one of Maitland’s Heritage Walk‘s is a great way to find out more about the history of Maitland.
#7
EATING LOCAL
There’s so many insta worthy eateries in Maitland, it’s hard to hold back for a minute for a sneaky snap before diving in for a culinary experience.
Don’t be afraid to try something new, because you’re bound to find a delicious option in Maitland.
#8
WALKA WATER WORKS
Get your lens ready to photograph some amazing nature shots and local wildlife at Walka Water Works. Kangaroos and wallabies frequent the reserve and over 140 species of birds are regularly spotted here. Be sure to pack a picnic to enjoy in the grounds after your exploring expedition.
#9
THE RURAL LANDSCAPE
In Tocal you are surrounded by rich agricultural land with sweeping picturesque views ideal for snapping rural fences, cattle drinking from dams and a patchwork of paddocks showcasing the vast colours of the land.
