Described as the city of 'craters, lakes and caves', Mount Gambier was built on the slopes of an..
Coonawarra InformationJust out of Penola, on the Riddoch Highway, is the Coonawarra wine region. Coonawarra's famous..
Padthaway InformationLocated just 60 kilometres north of its famous cousin Coonawarra, the Padthaway wine region shares..
Cape Jaffa InformationNestled on the southern tip of Lacepede Bay, Cape Jaffa offers a peaceful alternative to the busier..
Millicent InformationOnce you arrive in Millicent a trip to the Millicent Visitor Information Centre is a must. The..
Rivoli Bay InformationIn older times Rivoli Bay was known for being a prominent Whaling Port in South Australia. The..
Coorong National Park InformationCoorong National Park lies adjacent to the mouth of the River Murray and consists of a string of..
Meningie InformationSet on the shores of Lake Albert, Meningie is known as the northern gateway to the Coorong. Stroll..
Naracoorte InformationLocated in the heart of the Limestone Coast, Naracoorte is home to the famous World Heritage Listed..
See all locations in Limestone CoastPenola combines cultural heritage with historic charm, yet also remains highly progressive thanks to an eclectic mix of cafes, galleries and boutique-style shops.
Call into the John Riddoch Centre; incorporating the Local History Display and Research Room, Interactive Hydrocarbon Centre and the John Shaw Neilson Acquisitive Art Prize Gallery. It also houses the Fully Accredited Visitor Information Centre with a range of free maps and brochures. While there, be sure to collect your 'Walk with History' brochure and discover the historical sights, intriguing past and secrets of Penola.
Take a Walk with History in Penola, the ideal way to visit the historic and heritage sites within the town. Beginning at the John Riddoch Centre, this walk takes in the Mary MacKillop Interpretive Centre and School House, Petticoat Lane, historic buildings, cottages and churches. Then journey onto the Victorian Mansion, Yallum Park, one of the best preserved homes in the country.
Artists, winemakers, and other creative types fondly call this town home, but Penola is perhaps best known for its former residents. Poets John Shaw Neilson, Adam Lindsay Gordon and will Ogilvie gained endless inspiration here, along with Blessed Mary MacKillop, who co-founded the Congregation of the Sisters of Saint Joseph with Father Julian tension Woods.
Immerse yourself in natural beauty and unwind at one of the many Parks or Gardens in the area. The Penola Conservation Park, Greenrise Recreational Park, Penola War Memorial Park and the Coonawarra Centenary Sculpture Park are popular spots for BBQ's, walks and picnics.
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Barossa InformationArguably Australia's most commercially important wine region, the Barossa Valley, just an hour's..
Adelaide Hills InformationAs the oldest wine region in South Australia (the first vines were planted in 1839, just three..
Kangaroo Island InformationThis large and visually spectacular island is a microcosm of varying landscapes and different..
Clare Valley InformationThe Clare Valley is just an hour and a half north of Adelaide, but you might as well be a world..
Eyre Peninsula InformationThere's 2000 kilometres of coastline to explore on Eyre Peninsula, and rarely will there be another..
Fleurieu Peninsula InformationIt's little wonder Australia's richest landscape art prize is staged on the Fleurieu..
Port Augusta InformationPort Augusta is known as the Crossroads of Australia, where roads from Adelaide, the Flinders..
Port Elliot/Horseshoe Bay InformationOne of the sweetest beach settings in South Australia, Port Elliot is a popular tourist..
Victor Harbor InformationVictor Harbor is all about the sun, surf, sand, stunning views and intimate wildlife..
Yorke Peninsula InformationLazy days under the beach umbrella. Cold beers around a barbecue sizzling with the day's catch...
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