[Sydney] A rural town in the suburbs with a strong European style street-Lola Town

The small town of Leura is located on the outskirts of Sydney and is usually a rest stop for many people heading to the Blue Mountains National Park. You can take the Blue Mountain Line and get off at Lola Station, which takes about 45 minutes. Lola Town is full of many specialty shops, and the whole style is very rural. There are very few pedestrians on the road and the overall pace is slow and very leisurely. The streets and various storefronts are full of European style. You can browse local clothing stores and furniture stores. There are many beautiful flowers everywhere in the alleys and roadsides A candy store in the center of the town is a place where many people come to buy souvenirs. It’s very cute and easy to photograph. Then there are many cafes nearby where you can sit and take a rest. There is also a private train and toy museum in the town that you can visit. The ticket price is about NT$300. If you are interested, you can also go in and visit. There is also a waterfall nearby, but I didn’t go around there because I didn’t have enough time that day. It is recommended that if you are on your way to the Blue Mountains National Park, you can stop by and take a side trip. Take a short break and experience the leisurely, rural, small-town style! Address: Leura, New South Wales 2780 #Australiamust-go check-in spots