You’re invited to explore the rich history of Wyong town centre though a guided walking tour conducted by Wyong Family History Group, an interactive Virtual Reality experience or a self guided tour.

Walking tour
As part of Australian Heritage Festival, take a fascinating guided walking tour around historic Wyong learning about its establishment and development since 1887. The guided tours will be hosted by the Wyong Family History Group and will give you a peek into life in Wyong over 100 years ago.
Commencing from 4 Railway Square next to Wyong Train Station, the tour takes about 90 minutes passing most of the town’s historic buildings along the way. The walk will follow the Pacific Highway, before heading up Alison Road and finishing on Margaret Street at the Post Office. Your guides have photographs of early Wyong which make the learning experience more enjoyable.

Afterwards, you may like to take some time to read about Wyong's history further on our historical signs, stop for lunch at one of the town’s many eateries or browse some of the unique stores in the heart of the town centre.

Places are limited to 20 people per tour and tickets are $5 per person (plus service fee and tax) and are redeemable for a small coffee/hot drink at one of the participating Wyong cafe's listed below:

• Chapman Coffee House
• The Art House Cafe
• Little Lunch
• Fibonacci's
• Oasis Cafe on Hely

When: 11am–12:30pm on
Sun 27 April, Sun 4 May, Tues 6 May and Tue 13 May.

Bookings required.

In addition, enjoy a complimentary VR experience
Drop into Wyong Town Centre (Alison Rd opposite Town Park) to explore Wyong's rich history through a Virtual Reality tour. This accessible experience uses eye-tracking technology to immerse you in Wyong back in the day and allow you to see key heritage elements.
No booking required
When: 11am–2pm on Sun 27 April, Sun 4 May and Tues 13 May.

Self guided tour - no booking required, available throughout the year.
There is also a self-guided Wyong Heritage Tour that can be embarked on at any time! Heritage signs within the Town Centre direct you to a digital flyer or audio tour. Simply follow the signposted stops to help you step back into the shoes of locals in the 19th century or download here.
No booking required