Bygone Beautys

Located in the picturesque village of Leura, Bygone Beautys houses the largest private collection of teapots in the world. Over 3000 teapots, from the old to the new, elegant to outrageous, miniatures to large teapots, are beautifully displayed in an antique emporium. Take a trip down memory lane and browse the impressive selection of antiques, jewelry and collectables before relaxing with a traditional and scrumptious Devonshire tea served in fine bone china.

Look out for the ‘Tea Pot of the Week’, a featured teapot selected for its rarity, collectability, interesting history and unique qualities. You can also purchase estate jewellery, antiques and other gifts including boutique teas in the Retail Emporium.

The perfect end to a day of hiking in the Blue Mountains and a great place to warm up in the colder months. Bygone Beautys is fun for all ages and is child-friendly. Highchairs are available. Disabled parking is available and it is wheelchair accessible.

If you are on foot coming from Leura Railway Station or driving from Sydney, turn left off the Great Western Highway into Leura Mall. Then go past the railway station, turn left onto Railway Parade at the roundabout, and then right into Grose Street. Continue straight ahead to the next corner and on your left is Bygone Beautys.

Take advantage of your Sydney attraction pass packages and visit the other included attractions in the Blue Mountains National Park like Jenolan Caves. You can also tour the other major nearby attractions in with the Blue Mountains Explorer Bus, such as Echo Point and Three Sisters.

Reservations are recommended to avoid disappointment