A simple walk-through Gundagai will alert all to the wonderful and historic architecture that remains as a testament to the heritage and spirit of the community. The historic Old Gundagai Gaol where visitors can explore the cells that held infamous bushrangers, the architecture of the Gundagai Court House and historic bridges are sites that can be viewed on the Heritage Walk of Gundagai.
A new and updated Heritage Walk brochure has been delivered to the Gundagai Visitor Information Centre that now includes new points of interest for visitors. The Australian Pen Museum and the Three Sisters of Gundagai mural have been included in the brochure to enhance the visitor experience and further highlight the amazing history Gundagai has on offer.
The Heritage Walk is a popular visitor experience, taking in a two-kilometre amble through Gundagai’s main street and other sites of historical significance, the new brochure will be available to all visitors and will give an insight into the history and significance of the site.
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Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional Council’s Tourism and Economic Development Officer, Ms Casey Polsen is pictured with the new Heritage Walk brochure that has been updated and includes new points of interest for visitors.
