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Start your Corowa Shire experience at the centrally located Corowa Visitor Information Centre. Located at the front of the Historic memorial Hall in Sanger Street our friendly professional staff and volunteers will help you book your accommodation and tours as well as provide detailed information on Corowa Shire and the surrounding region.

To help you with your upcoming stay before you arrive in Corowa why not visit our website www.visitcorowashire.com.au for up to date event listings and local news. There is also a free accommodation booking service available on line with everything you need to know to help you make your bookings.

The best way to find out what’s happening in town is to ask a local and the Corowa Visitor Information Centre is staffed by local volunteers that are more than happy to help you with your needs.

Corowa Shire has some pretty amazing local events that we are very proud of, including the Australian Billy Cart Championships on Easter Saturday, and the Festival of Dance held here annually in October are proudly supported by the Visitor Information Centre.

A wide selection of regional visitor guides providing local maps, including detailed maps of local wineries and the Murray River are available within the centre. There are bikes for hire along with a great selection of souvenirs and local produce.

Don’t wait call us now to find out about a short or extended holiday in Corowa Shire, The Holiday Choice.

Opening Hours

• 10am 5pm Monday – Friday
• 10am-3pm Saturday
• 10am-3pm Public Holidays
• Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day

And for out of business hours we have an on-call system so somebody is always available to help you.

Corowa has many great local Attractions from Gallery 294, Murray Banks Yabby Farm and Savernake Ecoheritage Tours there is something for everybody.

Max’s Motor Museum is located in the Industrial Estate and has many cars on display including vintage Fords, Morris’ and a fully working free standing V12 engine. This privately owned collection is on display to the public each afternoon so bring the grandkids down and show them what cars were like when you were their age.

A classic Art Deco house is the perfect venue for Gallery 294 featuring a wide range of Arts and Crafts of a very high standard. The Gallery has a continually changing exhibition and sale of the works of the talented artists and craftspeople of Corowa and the surrounding region. Gallery 294 conducts workshops run by members of the co-operative or specialist craftspeople.

For environmental and history enthusiasts, Savernake station offers a rare mix of unique features. A 400 hectare pristine species-rich Box/Pine Woodland, ideal for day visitors 120 bird species including Superb Parrot, Curlew and Powerful Owl. 1912 full-functional Woolshed & Shearer’s Quarters, with 1930’s display’s, Cook’s Museum & Store.

You are invited to come and experience the feel of the old flour mill, taste and purchase the famous chocolate and licorice products and just relax and enjoy the ambiance of this important part of Corowa’s history. After closing in 1970 the Flour Mill lay abandoned for almost 40 years becoming a haven for vandals and vermin.

Since September 2009 Corowa Chocolate Factory has been restoring the brick portion of the flour mill and office built in the 1920’s.

Now the sales area has been moved into the main brick building where visitors can gaze at the 28 meter high solid brick wall above the rustic sales location surrounded by 500m walls of solid brick construction. The two original engine rooms and the ground floor of the main mill building have been transformed into purposeful areas and soon a coffee shop will be added.