Bowral (New South Wales)

Bowral is a historic town in southern New South Wales, Australia, known for its scenic countryside, beautiful gardens, and cool climate. Located in the Southern Highlands, it offers a blend of charming architecture, cafes, and access to outdoor activities like bushwalking and golf. Bowral is famous for being the birthplace of cricket legend Sir Donald Bradman and hosts the annual Tulip Time Festival, attracting visitors each spring. It serves as a peaceful retreat with a rich cultural heritage, appealing to those seeking nature, history, and a relaxed country atmosphere.