Auburnabout 25 km south of Clare and 111 km from Adelaide is one of the
oldest settlements in the Clare Valley region and is often referred to
as the gateway to the Clare Valley. The early settlements have provided
Auburn a historical label and it is a great place to explore the history
of this famous wine region. Looking for a place to stay? An accommodation in Auburn SA or a bed and breakfast in Clare Valley can be found for your visit.
Some of the historical buildings of interest to visitors and the
lovers of historical buildings are the Old Police Station (1859),The
Mechanics Institute (1859), St John’s Anglican Church (1862),Post Office
(1862) and Council Chambers (1879).
Auburn began as a resting place for the transporters of ore as they
made their way from the Burra copper mines to Port Wakefield. Auburn is
also the starting point where you will first be introduced to the
vineyards of the Clare Valley.
If you are a keen walker as well as a lover of wine, remember the
southern end of the Riesling Trail begins here. This trail is suitable
for all types of walkers, bikers and has wheelchair access. You will be
glad to know that Riesling trail goes past many cellar doors for those
wanting a break or two on the way. Auburn has become a popular tourist
destination with several restaurants, a pub and several other
entertainment and recreational activities for a relaxing and enjoyable
visit. Click this link for online booking of holiday accommodation in Australia.
The image courtesy of ATDW.
