Discover Cowra's railway history at the historic Cowra Railway Station, open to visitors on the last Sunday of every month with the Cowra Antique Vehicle Club.
A heritage attraction, the beautifully restored railway station provides a fascinating look into the town's rail past and the important role the railway played in connecting Cowra with communities across regional New South Wales.
Step inside the historic station building, browse collections of photographs and railway memorabilia, and chat with knowledgeable local volunteers who help bring the stories of the precinct to life. Open Days also feature a display of antique and vintage vehicles.
After exploring, take a seat on the station platform and enjoy a complimentary cup of tea or coffee while soaking up the atmosphere of this remarkably preserved piece of Cowra's transport heritage.
This is an easy experience to combine with Cowra's other major attractions, including the Cowra Japanese Garden and Cultural Centre, Cowra Prisoner of War Camp site and the wider Peace Precinct.
For railway enthusiasts, families, history lovers or anyone searching for unique things to do in Cowra, the Cowra Railway Station Open Day offers an authentic local heritage experience and a chance to see one of the town's landmark buildings brought to life.
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