Goulburn has a way of surprising people. Beneath the heritage facades and country charm is a vibrant regional city filled with local characters, unexpected discoveries and plenty of reasons to stay awhile.
There’s a lot of history tucked into Goulburn’s streets. The region has been home to Aboriginal people for at least 21,000 years, with a rich and enduring Indigenous heritage.
European exploration began in 1818, with Goulburn established as a township in 1834. In 1863, it was proclaimed Australia’s first inland city, setting the scene for a period of growth shaped by wool, the railway, grand cathedrals and even a brief brush with the gold rush.
Look around today and much of that story is still here, woven through the city’s buildings, streets and landmarks.
A classic car meet held on the last Sunday of every month on Montague street between the Courthouse and Belmore Park. Bring the whole family to enjoy our classic Car’s, play in the park and support the local cafes and businesses. W
Our next wellbeing workshop is aimed at helping people who are constantly putting things off, and are feeling overwhelmed and mentally stuck with the list of tasks to complete.
Having been cancelled last year, the 2023 Country Pool Managers Conference will be held in Goulburn on Wednesday 17th and Thursday 18th May.
Goulburn Chess Club proudly present the FIDE Rated Tournament in Goulburn open for all ages. This tournament is registered officially on the FIDE website The Tournament will run as a “Swiss”…
