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Korumburra is one of South Gippslands bigger towns, with Commercial Street being the main area for shopping and dining. The prime attraction in town is Coal Creek Community Park and Museum, an historic coal mining village. It showcases the town’s rich mining era, dating back to the 1870’s. Run as a community effort, the park is free to visitors.

You’ll find a plenty of boutique shops to explore, the popular Burra Brewery, as well as botanical gardens and walking tracks. The Great Southern Rail Trail is also here, conveniently located right off the main street next to the towns historic train station.

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eat, drink, repeat

Korumburra is certainly not short on places to eat and drink. Whether looking for something casual or a little more substantial, you’ll be spoiled for choice here. The town has two great pubs, the Austral at the top of the town and the Middle Pub serving up all the classics as well as many favourites.

For wood fired pizza you can’t go past the Burra Brewing Co. Loved by the locals, be sure to sample one of their many beers on tap while there.

Lunch time bites are easy to find with Kelly’s Bakery serving up award winning pies and more. The Tiny Teapot, The Borough, Luscious cafe and Rolling Hills Cafe are all open from breakfast onwards, catering to coffee lovers and offering a range of light meals and delicious cakes. Come evening you can’t go past Rainbow Palace Chinese restaurant, a long time favourite as well as Diva’s Tandoori Indian restaurant.