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Attractions

Bowral is perhaps the best known of the towns and villages of the Southern Highlands, and in recent years has become the commercial centre of the Wingecarribee Shire. Bowral is known for its boutiques, antique stores, gourmet restaurants, and rich coffee culture. Bowral is home to the Bradman Museum, which is dedicated to the achievements of cricketer Sir Donald Bradman. Occasionally, the Australian Cricket Team play a friendly game at the Bradman Oval, which is located adjacent to the museum. Bowral is also the setting for "Tulip Time", a Spring celebration where over 100,000 tulips and 25,000 flowers are planted in the town centre. Held every September and October, Tulip Time has become one of Australia's leading floral festivals. In Spring is also very popular with gardening enthusiasts who come to view some of the world's most beautiful formal gardens designed by landscape luminaries such as Paul Sorensen, who designed the gardens of Invergowrie. Bowral lies at the heart of the Southern Highlands BOOKtrail, Australia's first booktown project. The population swells during winter, when thousands of visitors book into the local hotels and B&Bs to enjoy winter getaways. Bowral is home to a number of manor houses and hotels dating back to the 19th century which have served as retreats for the elite gentry of Sydney. Bowral is overshadowed by Mount Gibraltar, which rises to 861 metres (2,820 ft) above sea level and has lookouts over Bowral and neighbouring villages and towns such as Mittagong, Moss Vale and the ranges near Bundanoon. Near some of the lookouts are picnic and barbecue areas. The mountain also serves as residential area and bushland reserve.

Demographics

At the 2006 census, Bowral had a population of 11,493 people.[1] The town is growing rapidly.[5] This is due in part to the completion of the M5 freeway from Sydney with links to Canberra. In recent years, Bowral has become a haven for retirees and empty nesters, commonly from Sydney: 14.2% of Bowral's population is aged 55–64 years (compared with the national average of 11.0%) and 26.5% is aged over 64 years (compared with the national average of 13.3%) (2006 Census).[6] Notably, Bowral is a town that caters well for the retired demographic, with many retirement villages located only minutes walk from its central business district and hospitals.

Description

Bowral (pronounced /ˈbaʊrəl/)[2] is a town located in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales, Australia, in Wingecarribee Shire. It was previously known by the name Bowrall.[3] The name could have derived from an Aboriginal word meaning "high and large".[4]

Past and present notable residents of Bowral

* Jimmy Barnes: singer and band member of famous Australian Band Cold Chisel * Noeline Brown: journalist, radio presenter and socialite * Sir Donald Bradman: famous Australian batsman * Ita Buttrose: journalist and businesswoman * Richard Carleton: journalist and reporter, most notably for 60 Minutes. Born in Bowral * Bryce Courtenay: South African novelist * G. F. J. Dart: headmaster of Ballarat Grammar School 1942-1970 * Lorrae Desmond: actor (A Country Practice). Born in Mittagong * Peter Garrett: current Minister for Environment, Heritage and the Arts and band member of Midnight Oil * Geoff Jansz: celebrity television chef * James Kemsley: cartoonist of famous comic Ginger Meggs * Graham Kennedy: "The King" of Australian Television * Geoff Morrell: artist, actor Blue Heelers * Alex Murray-Leslie: musician, member of Chicks On Speed * Craig Reucassel: popular television satirist * Genevieve Turner: journalist * Arthur Upfield: author of the Boney detective novels, lived in Bowral until his death in 1964

Transportation

Bowral is about 5 kilometres (3 mi) from the Hume Highway, which goes north to Sydney and south to Canberra, the Snowy Mountains and Melbourne. It is one of the towns that is located on the Old Hume Highway. In the past, Bowral served as an overnight stopover for travellers heading to the Snowy Mountains and to Melbourne and Canberra. Bowral has a rail station on CityRail's Southern Highlands line which under Cityrail services goes to Sydney and Goulburn and under CountryLink goes to Canberra and Melbourne. Bowral also has bus charters that go to Nowra, Albion Park and Wollongong.