Car Rental Murray Bridge

Murray Bridge is a surprisingly big town that has to, at least once, be experienced on foot. The best way is to follow the directions and information supplied in a brochure called “Let’s Walk Around Murray Bridge” which is available at the Tourist Information Office on South Terrace (where the walk also starts).

It will take you on a circuit around the centre of town including Edwards Square (with the Lyric Theatre facade), Diamond Park (named to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1879), the St John Baptist Pro-Cathedral (the smallest cathedral in Australia), the World War II Memorial Playground, the Community Mural on Third Street, the old Limestone Homes (1893), the Railway Station (1886), the local Post Office, the railway tunnel, the Roundhouse (1874), the National Trust 700 metre iron bridge (1873-79), the Old Pump House (1897), Bridgeport Hotel (1884), Town Hall (1910), Bells Store (1884), Ruges Arcade (1920s) and the new Mobilong House.

Want to dine-out with a difference? The M.V. Proud Mary (paddle steamer) offers a variety of cruises ranging from morning tea cruises to 2 and 5 day journeys up the Murray River. The P.S. Captain Proud (paddle steamer) offers a fully licensed restaurant offering lunch and evening cruises. It is a modern boat built in 1985.

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