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Arts, culture and heritage in Goulburn

Named after Henry Goulburn, the British Secretary of State for the Colonies, Goulburn was a major centre for wool and became Australia's first inland city in 1863. Take a self-guided walking tour to admire the city's architectural heritage in its fine buildings and cathedrals.

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    About Goulburn

    Australia's first inland city, 196 km south-west of Sydney, is a thriving rural community and regional arts centre. You can still admire the lovingly-preserved architecture of Goulburn, that's surrounded by grazing land. Goulburn was home to Australia's first motor cycle and first motor-car grand prix held in 1927. Today you can still enjoy motor sports at the Wakefield Park Motor Racing Circuit.

    Don't miss the views from Rocky Hill Lookout and War Memorial or traditional ale at Old Goulburn Brewery, brewing since 1840. Rail buffs will love the Rail Heritage Centre at the old Roundhouse and old steam engines at the Waterworks Museum.

    • Goulburn City

      Goulburn City
      View looking over Goulburn city. Image Don Fuchs for Goulburn Mulwaree Council

    • Saint Saviour's Anglican Cathedral

      Saint Saviour's Anglican Cathedral
      Saint Saviour's Anglican Cathedral. Image Don Fuchs for Capital Country Tourism

    • Rocky Hill War Memorial & Museum

      Rocky Hill War Memorial & Museum
      Rocky Hill War Memorial & Museum, Goulburn. Image Don Fuchs for Goulburn Mulwaree Council

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