Things to do in Wellington
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Wellington Caves & Phosphate Mine
The Wellington Caves & Phosphate Mine was discovered in 1830 by a colonist, George Ranken, when he accidentally fell into one of the caves. These exquisite and unusual formations, subterranean waters, marsupial fossils and ‘living fossils’ are an absolute highlight. Cathedral Cave is famous for its majestic 32m-wide and 15m-high stalagmite!
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Burrendong Botanic Garden & Arboretum
Twenty minutes from town, Burrendong Botanic Garden & Arboretum is an area overlooking Lake Burrendong that has been transformed into a wonderland of native vegetation with 50,000 plants. There are self-guided walks and a picnic area, plus wallabies, kangaroos, echidnas and emus.
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Cactus Café & Gallery
One of the few good eating options, Cactus Café & Gallery is in a Spanish Mission–style building where you can eat indoors among gifts and knick-knacks or outside under a lovely arbour.
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