Attractions
Lismore and its surrounding hinterland is known as the Rainbow Region. This label reflects the regions diversity and penchant for natural living. Often referred to as the birthplace of eco-tourism, the Rainbow Region contains nearly a third of NSW's forest reserves and has some of the most picturesque mountain scenery in the state.
In this unspoiled, lush and laid back pocket of far northern NSW is a city that boasts the culture and convenience of a major regional centre as well as an extraordinarily beautiful natural environment. The cultural hub of the region, Lismore plays host to significant theatrical, artistic and musical activities on a regular basis within a busy calendar of festivals and events.
Lismore also has the regions major services, shopping and sporting facilities making it a drawcard for residents of surrounding areas and adding to the cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Whether you are looking for a short break from city life or a relaxing way to spend the school holidays, Lismore has something to offer all year round.
To see more information on Lismore go to www.visitlismore.com.au
In this unspoiled, lush and laid back pocket of far northern NSW is a city that boasts the culture and convenience of a major regional centre as well as an extraordinarily beautiful natural environment. The cultural hub of the region, Lismore plays host to significant theatrical, artistic and musical activities on a regular basis within a busy calendar of festivals and events.
Lismore also has the regions major services, shopping and sporting facilities making it a drawcard for residents of surrounding areas and adding to the cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Whether you are looking for a short break from city life or a relaxing way to spend the school holidays, Lismore has something to offer all year round.
To see more information on Lismore go to www.visitlismore.com.au
