Welcome

Visit Burra is the official tourism site for Burra, Eudunda, and the Goyder Region – part of the Clare Valley Tourism Region.

Our region is a delightful getaway only a couple of hours from Adelaide. There’s something for everyone here, whether you’re coming for a day trip,  a weekend or a longer stay.
Our Visitor Information Centre is located in Market Square and is open every day except Christmas Day.
Our opening hours are 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday and 10am – 4pm Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.

country events at their best

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Come along to Burra, where you can enjoy great Country Events all year round…

A Migrant’s Son

Date: March 30, 2020

Location: Burra Town Hall

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Described by Australia’s leading lady of cabaret Kate Ceberano as an “asset to the cabaret community” come join Michaela for an evening of song and laughter, memories and the love of family.

Tickets can now be purchased from the Burra and Goyder Visitor Information Centre using cash only or you can book online https://www.countryarts.org.au/events/a-migrants-son/

The Burra Vintage & Antique Fair

Start date: May 2, 2020

End date: May 3, 2020

Time: 10am - 4pm

Location: Burra Town Hall

AntiqueFair

The 2020 Burra Vintage & Antique Fair will be held on the 2nd and 3rd of May. Two halls full of Antiques and Collectables with dealers from across the state plus ‘Markets on the Green’ in Market Square on Saturday and a giant Trash and Treasure auction on Sunday, Come along and enjoy all the fun of the fair!

stay with us...

Extend your experience and stay with us. Accommodation options available to suit all budgets.

Burra Hotel

The Burra Hotel is centrally located with excellent priced and comfortable accommodation Choose from Single, Twin, Double or Family rooms

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Butterworth Mill

Butterworth Mill is a unique historic residence, originally the local flour mill and built in 1874, which has been restored…

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Blyth Cottage

Enjoy a romantic weekend away or relax with family and friends in this affordable, country retreat. Blyth Cottage was one…

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inspiring attractions

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Photographers get your camera’s ready, we’ve got the most amazing scenery and historical places to photograph and visit in South Australia.

Midnight Oil House

Located approximately 3km north of Burra on the Barrier Highway, lies an abandoned farmhouse. The cottage, located on ‘Cobb and Co Corner’, was first photographed by iconic Australian landscape photographer,…

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Burra Town Hall

The Burra Town Hall is one of Australia’s great small halls, built for the Welsh and Cornish miners. Available for hire as a performance and meeting space, the Hall is…

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Burra Regional Art Gallery

A beautiful building with excellent spaces for showing work, from the small and intimate to the huge and confronting. The Gallery also includes a small retail shop of affordable high…

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Burra Railway Station

The Burra Railway Station is a great place to visit. Not only has it been lovingly restored from dereliction and showcases railway history, it is also a function centre, houses…

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Sir Hubert Wilkins Cottage

Mount Bryan was the birthplace of Sir Hubert Wilkins, one of Australia’s most daring aviators and eplorers. Visit the childhood home of adventurer and explorer, Sir Hubert Wilkins. The homestead…

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Fossil Display

A fossil display of the world’s largest marsupial, the Diprotodon, may be enjoyed at the newly restored Burra Railway Station. The Station is open from 11am – 1pm, 7 days…

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indulge your tastebuds...

From bakery to pub grub, you will find food in Burra that will make you want to keep coming back for more.

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