Coranderrk

The 2300-acre reserve features historical agricultural buildings, traditional meeting places, and Indigenous cultural landmarks spread across Victoria's landscape.

Established in 1863, Coranderrk served as a residence for Aboriginal people and became central to Australia's first administrative framework for Indigenous affairs.

The site maintains deep connections to Wurundjeri traditions through preserved cultural spaces where Indigenous communities practiced their customs and ceremonies.

Visitors can access interpretive materials and guided tours that explain the agricultural practices, living conditions, and daily activities of former residents.

The location witnessed the formation of the Coranderrk Band in the early 1900s, which promoted Indigenous culture through musical performances.

Location: Victoria

Address: 19 Barak La, Healesville VIC

GPS coordinates: -37.68400,145.52200

Latest update: April 6, 2025 10:06