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A very vibrant town with some great dining options , most of which were fully booked on the Sunday evening we were there . Pretty unusual on that day of the week in the country . Best to book ahead . Our fallback was Orange Ex-Services Club which was very satisfactory .Everything is easily accessible .

As I was there for Work and had travelled to Orange from Canberra (4hr drive with a stop at Cowra for a coffee and break) the Afternoon before, I was on a Time frame to get back to Canberra the following day. My first time to Orange and I was surprised on the Size of the Town and the region. Would have loved to look around more as It has a lot to offer with Parks, Wineries (yay). With work coming into town, I'll be there more often. Definitely a place to go to.

Had 2 nights there, could have easily stayed a bit longer. Must sees while we were there; Botanical Gardens, Pinnacle Rock lookout and Lake, and lunch at the Sister Rock restaurant. Mount Canobols was a long steep drive but the views up there were a bit obscured by trees so we we preferred Pinnacle Rock . However this is a steep walk up so those less mobile should take the drive to Mt C instead.

It was my first time visiting Orange, and it didn't disappoint. What you can expect is really a bigger version of Mudgee. More restaurants, more pubs, more wineries. Orange has really stepped it up on the foodie front with the likes of The Union Bank, Charred and cafes like Byng St Store really leading the charge. Milthorpe is just down the road and worth the drive. We dined at Tonic and enjoyed a delicious 5 course degustation. I would have liked to have explored Milthorpe during the day, but alas we ran out of time. Wineries are why you're here and Orange definitely delivered. There is something for all you wine nerds and Cellar Doors are beautifully presented and fronted by smiling staff. My picks were Straw House, De Salis and Colmar. Each with their own unique aspects that made them enjoyable to visit. We visited in May and not gunna lie... It was damn cold. Dress warm if you feel the cold. Aside from that, it was an amazing place to visit and I definitely would have taken an extra day if it were an option. We'll be back soon to see the new vintages. Enjoy!

Orange is a wonderful location with excellent restaurants and so many choices. Great cafes as well. When people go to Orange they should go for a minimum stay of one week. The wineries are brilliant and you must try Ross Hill Wines when you stay in Orange.

Orange is a beautiful NSW country town that experiences all four seasons. Because of that, autumn is especially beautiful. It is an easy trip from Sydney and has a range of accommodation options. Whilst the information I read said the town had a range of dining options, they are spread out, and would recommend going to the tourist information centre, or doing more research than we did, so that you can tailor options to suit. We just walked up the Main Street, and that didn't work well for us. Locals are very friendly and engaging. Overall can recommend a trip to Orange.