Strathalbyn Railway Station & Visitor Centre

A 19th-century country station

The Strathalbyn Railway Station was built in 1884 as part of the Adelaide to Victor Harbor line, and the original stone station building, platform and timber waiting shelter all survive on South Terrace at the southern edge of town. The line still runs through here for SteamRanger heritage train services.

Visitor centre

The station building now houses the Strathalbyn Visitor Information Centre - free maps of the heritage walk, antique trail, the markets, and information on accommodation, dining and the surrounding wine regions. Volunteer staffed, open most days.

Heritage walk start

The self-guided Strathalbyn Heritage Walk starts here. Pick up the map at the visitor centre and follow it through the town's 19th-century buildings.