Berrima

Berrima is located in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales on the old Hume highway. This charming colonial town has many historical buildings that have remained intact, with a lot of the inns dating back to the 1830s and founded by the Surveyor General Sir Thomas Mitchell. It is considered the best remaining example of a nineteenth century small Australian town.

Berrima Courthouse Museum
This golden sandstone building conducted it's first Jury trial in 1841. The visitor information centre of Berrima is located here as well as daily tours of the museum.

Jellore Cottage and The Settlers Hut
These two buildings built in 1860 and 1840 show how life once was for the early Australian Settler.They have undergone restoration and now operate as guesthouses.

Surveyor General Inn
Built in 1835 and is the longest serving licensed premises in Australian and still operating in the original building.