Grafton City

Grafton, the Jacaranda City, is blessed with broad avenues, magnificent architecture and spectacular purple flowering jacaranda trees. Driving along the streets gives visitors the opportunity to absorb and ‘feel’ Grafton’s heritage and history.

Grafton's famous Bendy Bridge, built in 1915, has a walk way which is a wonderful way to experience the mighty Clarence River, especially at sun down.

Grafton was the early centre of development in the Clarence Valley being gazetted as a municipality in 1859 and was declared a city in 1885. Many buildings have been classified by the National Trust including the notorious Grafton Gaol and the Christ Church Cathedral.

Grafton's famous Bendy Bridge, built in 1915, has a walk way which is a wonderful way to experience the mighty Clarence River, especially at sun down.

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South Grafton's, main street is home to several beautiful heritage buildings that showcase the unique design styles from the turn of the century. There are several colourful murals throughout the main street and along the marina and combined with the heritage architecture, these murals make South Grafton feel like a living, breathing, art installation. Drive north along the Clarence River to the riverport village of Ulmarra which overlooks a tranquil stretch of the Clarence, with its shady trees, water dragons running around and quiet ambience. A highly recommended setting for morning tea or lunch by the river.

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