Strathalbyn High Street

Attraction
The Commercial Hotel constructed in 1866 stands proudly on High Street
Strathalbyn Town Hall scene of many local events in its 150 years, from Deb Balls to band concerts.
Ken Blake statue created by a local Fleurieu artist using pieces of machinery and tools.
High Street Strathalbyn often hosts characterful vintage and veteran car clubs
Carriage of Occasion with their handsome horses run regular tours of High Street Strathalbyn
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About

Strathalbyn High Street features a unique collection of antique shops, boutiques offering homewares, crystals, crafts and witchcraft interspersed with cafes, pubs an Original Lolly shop and a museum. The elegant town hall and iconic Commercial Hotel bookend the western side of the cobblestone street and have witnessed over one hundred and fifty years of local history including royal visits, tragic deaths and a bull in a china shop. The eastern side of the street is bookended by the Robin Hood Hotel celebrating 150 years of service and Gilbert's Motor Museum occupying the site of Gilbert's Motors which served the town for 118 years. Local legend motorcyclist Ken Blake is memorialised with a unique statue on High Street opposite the Robin Hood and the motor museum has a display of Ken Blake memorabilia. Enjoyable hours can be spent exploring and shopping in Strathalbyn High Street with its ample parking, accessable footpaths and unique features.

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Where you'll be

34 High Street,

Strathalbyn SA 5255