Uncover the stories that shaped the region at this beautifully curated museum. From Indigenous heritage to local legends, the exhibits are immersive, thoughtful, and often surprising.
Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre
A must-visit for art lovers, this leading regional gallery boasts panoramic views of the Tweed valley and an impressive collection of Australian art and high profile visiting exhibitions, plus the remarkable re-creation of Margaret Olley’s Sydney home studio.
Hire a bike or set off on foot along the 24km long Tweed section of the Northern Rivers Rail Trail, winding through lush countryside, over restored heritage bridges and stopping in at sweet valley towns along the way for a rest or re-fuel.
With an outdoor Olympic size pool, indoor heated pool, waterslide and kids’ splash zone, the Tweed Regional Aquatic Centre is a refreshing hit with families and fitness lovers alike looking to cool down or get energised.
An industrial-chic hub for artists, makers and creatives, M|Arts is the town’s beating creative heart. Explore studios, take a class, buy local art or simply enjoy the inspiring ambience over a coffee and pastry.
Overlooking the Tweed River and with views out to Wollumbin Mount Warning, the multi-award winning Tweed River House combines refined elegance with French-influenced dishes, fine wines and front-row sunset views, all housed in a stunningly restored Queenslander.
Cheese-lovers rejoice! This spot dedicated to all things cheese dishes up melt-in-your-mouth toasties, oozing baked taters, irresistible tasting plates and a huge selection of artisan cheeses to take home – all brought to you by cheesemaker and cheesemonger Kat Harvey.
Murwillumbah’s grand old art deco pub, affectionately known as both The Impy and the Pink Pub, serves up delicious pub fare, refreshing cold beers and live music nights that draw a fun local crowd.
Recognised nationally as one of Australia’s leading culinary hot-spots, Spanish-inspired Bistro Livi sits within the M|Arts Precinct and is all about flavour, texture and local flavours, perfect for date nights, a long lunch or Saturday brunch.
Set within the Tweed Regional Gallery with contemporary styling and a stand-out seasonal menu, Apex Dining invites relaxed where brunch turns into cocktails.
Part of the M|Arts Precinct and known for its authentic French bites, from flaky croissants to savoury tarts and buttery baguettes, Ben’s is your go-to for a casual breakfast through to lunch on the go.
A legendary espresso bar that’s serious about coffee and a hot-spot for locals and visitors alike, at Keiths you can grab your favourite blend plus a house-made bagel or fresh pastry and take it slow at an outdoor spot in the morning sun.
Australia’s first alcoholic native botanical brewery, Ventura Brewing is all about unique flavours, easy times and cool vibes. Think local ingredients, small-batch brews and laidback afternoons.
An old-school heritage gem with classic milkshakes, retro booths and a big scoop of side nostalgia, Austral Cafe is great for a tasty lunch or afternoon pick-me-up as you browse the art deco streets of Murwillumbah.
Caldera Brewing & Blending Co.
Craft beer lovers, this one’s for you! This family-run microbrewery serves small-batch ales and seasonal specials in a relaxed, dog-friendly space.
Part vintage store, part design haven, The Foundry brings together local makers, curated fashion and homewares with flair to make all your shopping dreams come true.
A fulsome and welcoming store for modern menswear and lifestyle, Bolt + Buckle stocks quality leather goods and all kinds of stylish gifts for your loved ones – or yourself!
For occasion wear, accessories and a beautifully curated edit of women’s fashion, don’t miss a browse and buy at the gorgeous Chantilly Lace boutique in central Murwillumbah.
Held every Wednesday morning, this iconic, long-running and locally loved food and produce market is brimming with fresh fruit and veggies, tasty handmade treats, warming chai and a strong community vibe.
Hillcrest Mountain View Retreat
This serene adults-only hideaway is set high in lush farmland just outside town with stunning valley views and a warm country welcome. With comfy rooms and chef-created dining, Hillside is a retreat destined to become a favourite getaway.
A comfortable and convenient base close to town, Murwillumbah Motor Inn is loved by road trippers and regulars, with recently refurbished rooms and friendly service.
Stay upstairs at The Impy, right in the heart of Murwillumbah, to immerse in its heritage vibe, great local music and tasty pub menu, a perfect walking base to all of Murbah’s central attractions.
This stunning boutique Queenslander-style home is set on a gentle rise right in the heart of Murwillumbah, offering relaxed self-contained accommodation and a gorgeous heritage style that comes with all the modern comforts.
Much more than just a stop on your next Tweed Valley drive, Murwillumbah is a place to slow down, dig deeper and discover the creative heart of The Tweed.
Whether you’re visiting for the art, the food, the landscapes or simply to reconnect, put Murbah on the top of your country getaway must list!
We wish to acknowledge the Ngandowal and Minyungbal speaking people of the Bundjalung Country, in particular the Goodjinburra, Tul-gi-gin and Moorung – Moobah clans, as being the traditional owners and custodians of the land and waters within the Tweed Shire boundaries. We also acknowledge and respect the Tweed Aboriginal community’s right to speak for its Country and to care for its traditional Country in accordance with its lores, customs and traditions.