Strathalbyn

Strathalbyn is best known in South Australia for its long-established antiques trade and intact nineteenth-century town centre. Set on the Angas River, the town lies where the Adelaide Hills meet the plains leading towards the Fleurieu Peninsula. Broad streets retain stone and brick commercial buildings, while antique dealers and regular markets give the centre a practical reason to linger beyond its heritage façades. The former railway station recalls the line that once linked Strathalbyn with Mount Barker and Victor Harbor, and now forms part of the heritage precinct. Angas River walks and the surrounding rural districts offer an introduction to inland South Australia. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Strathalbyn and the Adelaide Hills.

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