Place Type
Population - Town
Location
96.38kms West of Canberra - Driving 161 km (1 hour 46 mins)
415.31kms NorthEast of Melbourne - Driving 501 km (4 hours 58 mins)
867.93kms East of Adelaide - Driving 1000 km (10 hours 32 mins)
963.06kms SouthWest of Brisbane - Driving 1220 km (13 hours 36 mins)
Address & Contact
103 Sheridan St
Gundagai NSW 2722
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Information
Gundagai is four hours’ drive from Sydney, five hours from Melbourne and two hours from Canberra.
This charming town in is located on the Murrumbidgee River along the Hume Highway. It’s famous for its rich history, including connections to the Wiradjuri people and early European settlement. The town is best known for the 1852 flood, which devastated the original settlement, and its iconic landmarks like the “Dog on the Tuckerbox,” a tribute to Australian pioneering spirit.
Travelers can enjoy a mix of historic attractions and scenic views. Highlights include the Gundagai Museum, the Prince Alfred and Railway Bridges, and the Gabriel Gallery Trail. Outdoor enthusiasts can relax by the Murrumbidgee River, enjoy bushwalks, or take in panoramic views from the South Gundagai Lookout.
Accommodation options range from motels and heritage pubs in town to luxury farm stays like Kimo Estate. Caravan parks and camping spots are also available, making Gundagai a great stop for road trippers. For dining, the town offers cozy cafes, bakeries, and pubs, with the Niagara Cafe being a local favorite.
With essential services, including a visitor information centre, shops, and fuel stations, Gundagai is a convenient and welcoming destination for travellers exploring the heart of regional Australia.
