Grafton Attractions

The Alumny School operated from 1872 until 1969. It is now a living museum of school life with significant pieces of equipment, school records and memorabilia reflecting various stages of education over these years.

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Christ Church Cathedral was build in 1884. It was designed by John Horbury Hunt along Gothic lines with towering arches, beautiful stained glass windows and spacious interior. The Cathedral is open daily and visitors are most welcome. This is one of...

Located within one and a half hours drive, north-west of Grafton is this rugged gorge where thundering waterfalls and savage rapids intermingle with deep pools and sections of calm water. The scenery is breathtaking and the fishing is excellent....

Schaeffer House is the headquarters of the Clarence River Historical Society. The homestead was built by the son of a pioneer German family, Mr F W C Schaeffer, between 1901 and 1903. The society was formed in 1931 and is the oldest country...

This magnificent Gallery contains over 100 original paintings and thousands of unique handmade (Australian) articles constantly on display. Discover the

wealth of pottery, wood, silk, ceramic, glass, jewellery, leadlight and...

G Country specialises in supplying authentic Indigenous art, home and gift ware products. G Country is proud to present products that showcase the talents of Indigenous artists and manufacturers from throughout Australia. As an Indigenous owned...

The Glenreagh Memorial Museum was built onto the School of Arts, funded by a bicentennial grant. Memorabilia and relics of the gold mining days, the early timber industry and old china pieces are featured. There is an entertainment corner displaying...

Grafton is a beautiful city of tree-lined streets, graceful early colonial buildings with their Victorian and Edwardian architecture on the banks of the mighty Clarence River.

Many of Grafton's buildings are classified...

Set in the restored 1880’s Prentice House, this Gallery is the Clarence Valley’s premier visual arts centre.

The Gallery's collection focuses on the acquisitions from the Biennial Jacaranda...

Griggs Outdoor Aventure Learning - GOAL. The educational value and purpose of GOAL is to deliver a creative learning process by catering for the needs of each individual and to provide academic, artistic and social aspects in each program. GOAL...

Lanbruk is an organic property located on the Carrs Peninsula on the New South Wales North Coast. Why not sample some of the many hand picked olive varieties or the Cold Pressed Extra Virgin Organic Olive Oil. Take a tour and visit all that Lanbruk...

Bring the family and see a wide range of exhibits on display ranging from motorcycles and race cars to displays on local history and not to be missed, the giant "Leviathan" stage coach, the largest horse-drawn Cobb and Co Coach ever...

Situated in the old 1892 Norco Butter Factory, Old Codgers Antiques offers antiques, old wares and bric-a-brac, amid the historical air of Ulmarra's past. Old Codgers is open casual hours so it's best to ring ahead to arrange a...

The Old Glen Innes Road was constructed using civilian labour during the 1800s and just one highlight is the short tunnel carved out of the rock a few kilometres west of Dalmorton. Scrawled upon its ceiling is graffiti dating from the 1880s, written...

RB's Settlers Antiques can be found right beside the pacific Highway in Ulmarra, next to the Ampol Service station.

RB's Settlers Antiques have an extensive display of colonial pine and cedar furniture. Proprietor Ray...

Surrounded by vintage tractors, engines and farm machinery, there are 19 old style buildings, including a replica 1880 cook house at the Squatters Rest Private Museum. They make the best billy tea and bushman's bread with cocky's...

The Clarence River being the largest river on the eastern seaboard lends itself to extraordinary estuary fishing. It is a living link between the rugged highlands of the upper Clarence and the golden beaches that fringe the sparkling Pacific. It...