Yass
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Yass is a town in New South Wales, Australia. The town lies at the heart of the Yass Valley, an area with many attractions for the visitor. Just a short drive off the Hume Highway and 45 minutes out of Canberra, Yass and the nearby village of Bowning offer visitors a chance to experience everything from world-class arts and award-winning cool climate wines to a night in a 1840s Georgian hotel, The Globe Inn. Once touted as a possible site for the nation’s capital and with a long history as the centre of fine wool production, there is plenty to discover in the Yass area. [edit] UnderstandYass is a country town in NSW. It is primarily a service town to the surrounding communities, but also highlights its attractions to tourists, as do many other rural towns. It has a range of accommodation and good facilities. It used to be a service stop on the Hume Highway between Sydney and Melbourne, but has now been bypassed by the freeway, and other services are located closer to the freeway. [edit] Get in[edit] By CarYass is 3 hours drive from Sydney and 6 hours drive from Melbourne on the Hume Highway. Yass is approximately a 40-50 minute drive from Canberra, the national capital. [edit] By TrainBecause of an historical curiosity, the train service from Sydney to Melbourne does not pass through Yass. It was linked by a spur line that has long since closed. Accordingly, you will need to be picked up or get a taxi from Yass Junction to Yass. Train services run from Sydney and Melbourne to Yass Junction and are provided by Countrylink [4] (tel 13 22 32). Trains run run twice a day in both directions. It is approximately 4 hours from Sydney by train ($45 economy) and 7.5 hours from Melbourne ($90 economy). [edit] By BusBus services are provided by:
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know as The Globe Inn in the heart of historic Yass. A B&B in country NSW is a long way from the hectic days Annette spent as an Operational Nurse Manager in a major Sydney hospital but it’s a change she welcomed with open arms. This charming Georgian hotel has a colourful past and is full of old world charisma with five stately en-suite bedrooms for guests. Dinner can be prepared or local produce can be provided for you to cook on the barbecues on the beautiful verandah overlooking the historic courthouse and distant hills. [edit] Get outContinue south along the Hume Highway to Gundagai and the Victorian border. Continue north along the Hume Highway to Sydney, or divert via the Barton/Federal Highways through Canberra.
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