Visit Tilba — Attraction in Central Tilba

Visiting Central Tilba felt like stepping into a beautifully preserved piece of Australia’s past. Nestled amidst the rolling hills of the New South Wales South Coast, this charming heritage village offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty that is truly captivating.

The town’s perfectly restored 19th-century buildings line the main street, giving it a timeless atmosphere. Every shop, café, and gallery is full of character, showcasing local craftsmanship, regional produce, and a deep sense of community pride. Walking through Central Tilba feels both authentic and personal — not overly commercialized, but instead focused on genuine, quality experiences.

One of the true highlights was how seamlessly nature and history blend here. Surrounded by lush farmland and the majestic presence of Gulaga (Mount Dromedary) in the distance, the setting is simply stunning. Whether browsing handmade goods, sampling local cheeses, or simply enjoying a coffee on a verandah overlooking the hills, every moment feels relaxed and special.

The locals are incredibly welcoming and eager to share stories about the area's heritage and significance to the indigenous Yuin people. This deeper cultural connection gives Tilba an added richness beyond its beautiful façade.

If you are looking for an authentic, peaceful escape with a strong sense of identity and tradition, Central Tilba is a destination you simply must experience. It is a rare treasure that leaves you both refreshed...

A beautifully quaint historical town. The history has been well maintained. Lots of gorgeous shops full of local produce, leathers shop,lollies shop, cheese shop,hippy shop, antiques shop and gallerys, cafes and more,The town is small enough that you can park at one end and take your time strolling the main street taking in all that the town has to offer. Just a 5 minute drive off the freeway definitely worth the detour. There's also a parking area for caravans....

A quaint little historical village in the hills with beautiful valley views. All sorts of bric-a-brac, Devonshire tea Cafes, a lovely old Pub, Cheese Factory, old lolly shop plus plenty of country gift shops. We went for a casual stroll down the street and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Great for photography too. If in the area, do drive down the road to the Tilba Winery and Ale House. Another great...