Burra Heritage Passport
A self-guided trail unlocking eight historic copper-mining sites across Burra, including the mine, gaol and creek dugouts.
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Last verified 8 August 2026 · source: Visit Burra (official regional tourism site)
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Burra Heritage Passport - frequently asked questions
What is the Burra Heritage Passport?
The Burra Heritage Passport is a self-drive trail that gives visitors a key and guidebook to explore around 49 heritage sites around the historic copper-mining town, including locked sites not otherwise open to the public.
Where do you buy the Burra Heritage Passport?
The Passport is purchased from the Burra Visitor Information Centre, which provides the key, map and guidebook needed to access the sites along the trail.
What does the Burra Heritage Passport include?
It includes access to sites such as the Monster Mine and Morphetts Enginehouse, Redruth Gaol, the miners dugouts, Hampton village ruins and the Unicorn Brewery cellars.
Sources
- Visit Burra (official regional tourism site) (accessed August 2026)
Image credits
- Azurite, Burra Mine, South Australia.jpg by JJ Harrison (https://www.jjharrison.com.au/) , CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons