Walla Walla sits 40 kilometres north of Albury and has a rich German heritage. The Zion Lutheran Church built in 1924 is the largest Lutheran church in New South Wales, seating almost 600 people. Nearby is a replica of one of the German wagons that made the six-week, 600-mile journey from the Barossa Valley in 1869, bringing 56 German farmers who settled throughout the area.
Six kilometres north of Walla Walla is Morgan’s Lookout, a massive white granite rock formation used by bushranger Dan Morgan to evade police. Picnic areas and amenities are provided to enjoy the beautiful outlook.
Spend the Queens Birthday Long Weekend in Walla with the annual swap meet and show n shine.