The Round House - Historic Home 1876

146 Railway Terrace, Murray Bridge, 5253

The Round House is one of Murray Bridge's oldest surviving buildings, completed in 1876 during the construction of the first bridge to span the Murray River.

This historic home played a significant role in the early history of the township, and now operates as a vibrant community space that welcomes visitors and tells the story of the bridge and early township.

Located in the heart of the historic rail and wharf precinct, and a short stroll to the CBD and cafes, the Round House is a key attraction on the Discovery Trail.

Spectacular views of the river and bridges make this charming Heritage-listed building a popular wedding location.

Visitors can enjoy tours and a range of family-friendly activities and events.

Admission Fees:

Adult $7   |   Children $1   |   Family $10   |   Free entry for local resident with 1 paying customer

Guided tours of the house are included in the admission price.

A range of self-guided tour options are available if you wish to explore this heritage site at your own leisure.

Ask us about school groups, tour groups, weddings and venue hire.