The farming settlements that link the Mount Lofty Ranges with the Murray River are home to sleepy quaint villages with stunning scenery, and usually a pub!
Significant dry stone walls near Sedan were built by early German settlers in the 1800s.
Copper was discovered by Cornish miners in this area in 1845 and a number of mines were established
Cambrai, originally named Rhine Villa, was one of many Australian towns renamed during World War I to remove any connection with German place names
Visit Australia’s Largest Open Range Zoo - Monarto Zoological Park | |
Check out the granite and rock formations just out of Palmer and see if you can spot the polar bear! | |
Enjoy a true country pub experience at one of the many historic hotels |
Farming Settlement towns are home to a range of B&Bs and comfy pub style accommodation.
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