Getting here
Originally an agricultural holding, Peterborough was founded in 1880 when it was decided that it would be the site of a railway junction - an intersection between the Broken Hill to Port Pirie and the Adelaide to Alice Springs lines.
Its perfect position made it one of the busiest towns in Australia, and in its hey-day it supported a larger population than Melbourne.
To this day, Peterborough's great central location places it on the tourist path for those travelling from all corners of Australia.
This section is provided to support you as you travel to Peterborough from a large number of our neighbours, including Broken Hill, the Riverland, the Flinders Ranges, Port Pirie and Augusta, Adelaide and the Clare and Barossa Valleys.
Explore Getting here:
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Port Pirie
Port Pirie is a city steeped in history and proud traditions. From ...
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Adelaide
Adelaide is the "perfect host city" and is "ready to be uncorked"...so ...
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Broken Hill
A holiday in Broken Hill is for real. This world-renowned mining city ...
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Clare Valley
The Clare Valley is an enchanting place, weaving your way through our ...
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Flinders Ranges Visitors Information Centre , Quorn
The Flinders Ranges Visitor Information Centre WELCOMES you the visitor to our ...
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Hawker, Flinders Ranges
Hawker is a great little outback town that welcomes you to the ...
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Port Augusta
Port Augusta is known as the crossroads of Australia - where roads ...
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Port Pirie
Port Pirie is one of South Australia's best-kept secrets. Just a short ...
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Renmark
Capture the unique charm and character of the Renmark Paringa district, positioned ...
