Australia wide, the Bush Inn in New Norfolk , Tasmania, is the oldest continual licensed Hotel.
Grand Hotel A really nice Armidale Pub. "One of Armidale's smaller pubs The Grand has been extensively rennovated and now provides a sophisticated comfortable bar, bistro and beer garden." - David Carse
251 Rusden Street,
Phone: 02 67723149
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Imperial Hotel Hotel established in 1889.
Faulkner Street,
Phone: 02 67722405
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New England Hotel The hotel was established 1857, this building dates from 1897.
Beardy Street,
Phone: 02 67727622
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Railway Hotel The hotel was established in 1878.
222 Rusden Street,
Phone: 02 67723109
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Royal Hotel Corner of Beardy Street.
Marsh Street,
Phone: 02 67722259
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St. Kilda Hotel
104 Rusden Street,
Phone: 02 6772 4459
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Tattersalls Hotel Bought by the Uni of New England for $900,000 in late 1997.
174 Beardy Street,
Phone: 02 67722247
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Whitebull Hotel Was previously called the Club Hotel From what we have been told, this hotels has been totally re-vamped, so if anyone has the latest pictures please email them through to us.
117 Marsh Street,
Phone: 02 67723833
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Wicklow Hotel
Corner Dumaresq and Marsh Streets, Armidale
Phone: 02 67722421
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Sheep crossing the road during muster, Wollomombi, near Armidale.Photo: Courtesy Tourism New South Wales
Armidale in the heart of the New England district of Northern New South Wales, Australia is a unique rural centre.
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