Attractions
Explore our charming towns, renowned galleries, mining and railway heritage. Burra and the Goyder region have something for everyone.
Hampton, which meas 'hometown' is described as an 'English' village. This town grew ...
Explore the beautifully restored miner's cottage, Malowen Lowarth, part of the Paxton ...
Now part of the Burra Heritage Passport, the Market Square Museum houses ...
At the height of the 1850s, up to 600 dugouts stretched over ...
Erected at the rear of the police station, the lockup was used ...
Explosives used at the mine site were stored in the Powder Magazine. ...
Built in 1856, Redruth was the first gaol outside of Adelaide, providing ...
Originally two smelting houses were in operation on the Smelts Paddock site, ...
Explore the tunnels and learn about the brewing process for the beer ...
Welcome to Burra's Market Square! Listen to Johnny Green as he welcomes you ...
Peacock's Chimney was built in 1857 on a site within the present ...
The Jinker is a truly unique relic of colonial transportation. It was ...
From this lookout you have a panoramic view of the Burra Mine.
Between 1845 and 1877, this mine produced 50,000 tonnes of copper metal ...
Visit the Burra North precinct, home to some of Burra's best antique ...
Visit the newly restored Burra Railway Station. Open daily from 11am-1pm.
Come to the Goyder Region (just next door to Clare Valley) and ...
Visit the Burra Town Hall and wonder at the history showcased within ...
The Greatest Little Patchwork Shop in the Middle of ... The Barossa Valley, ...
Wander the charming main street of Eudunda, with its historic buildings and ...
The origins of FOOTESIDE FARM began in the Woolshed. We were looking ...
A unique gift shop nestled in the main street of Eudunda.
Welcome to the Lavender Federation Trail, a linear walking trail of 212 ...
Abandoned and decaying homesteads are spread around the area, tributes to the ...
Robertstown War Memorial Community Centre has been operating for over 20 years ...
