Burra
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Burra is one of the most beautifully preserved towns in South Australia. This former copper mining town is listed on the National Estate Register and also declared a State Heritage Area. Today you can explore the town on Burra''s Heritage Passport Trail. Armed with a charming little guidebook and your own key, you''ll drive past 49 fascinating sites and learn why Burra was once South Australia''s copper central. The 11 kilometre route includes Redruth Gaol, the Monster Mine and "Creek Street", where 1600 people lived in dugouts along the riverbank. The Heritage Passport Trail also provides access to three museums
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Thorogoods Apple WinesFor Tony and Susan Thorogood, making superb apple wine has become a brilliant obsession and
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Burra Regional Art GalleryCome to the Goyder Region, just next door to Clare Valley, and visit the heritage
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Burra Golf ClubA True Country Golf Experience, The Burra Golf Club Incorporated invites you to enjoy our
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Red Banks Conservation ParkDiscover permanent waterholes, red earth gorges and native vegetation at Red Banks Conservation Park, just
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Market Square MuseumIf you want to have a look at Burra's heritage you should include a visit
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Burra Stonemason CottageWelcome to Burra Stonemason Cottage. Step back in time and experience an 1850’s built Cornish
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Burra Heritage Cottages - Tivers RowConstructed in 1856 by James and Emma Tiver, Burra Heritage Cottages - Tivers Row are
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Blyth CottageBlyth Cottage was one of Burra's original stone miners' cottages, built during the copper mining
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The Pig and WhistleThe Pig and Whistle is a three double bedroom plus one single bedroom cottage conveniently
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Morse CottageMorse Cottage is one of the original stone cottages built by the Burra miners in
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Burra Motor InnBurra Motor Inn overlooks the picturesque Burra Creek with abundant birdlife at your door, and
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Lavender Cottage Bed And Breakfast AccommodationLavender Cottage Bed and Breakfast is located only five minutes’ walk from the Burra town
