Attractions
Scenic Railway
The Scenic World story begins in 1952 when the Hammon family took the old mining railway originally used to haul shale up the mountain and converted it into a...
If you haven’t yet experienced autumn in the Blue Mountains then Sculpture at Scenic World is the excuse you’ve been waiting for. This annual art event is one of the highlights on the calendar for Scenic World, just 90 minutes from Sydney and set in the ancient rainforest of the Jamison Valley.
The whole family will love meandering along the Scenic Walkway, exploring 35 brand new artworks from local, interstate and international artists.
If the kids are looking for more inspiration, book them into a Sculpture for Small People Workshop, where they can create their own take-home piece of art inspired by the artworks in the exhibition. Workshops run every Saturday and Sunday at 10.30am.
Did we mention the entrance to the exhibition? Choose from the thrilling Scenic Railway – the world’s steepest train, travelling 310 metres from the top of the escarpment through a rock tunnel to the valley floor – or a gentle glide on the Scenic Cableway into the valley offering jaw-dropping views of the Three Sisters and Mount Solitary.
Your Sculpture at Scenic World Pass, which is $39 for adults and $21 for children, will give you access to the exhibition, unlimited rides on Scenic World’s attractions, plus entry to see Sculpture Otherwise at the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre. (The Family tickets are particularly good value at just $99 including two adults and up to five children.)
Throughout the April school holidays, if you book online to arrive before 10am you'll enjoy an Earlybird discount.
There are also great value accommodation packages available also, so why not treat the whole family to a Blue Mountains autumn adventure?
Sculpture at Scenic World is open every day April 7-May 7. Book your tickets here.
