Port Pirie

Port Pirie, located on South Australia's Spencer Gulf, is a city with a strong industrial heritage centered around its lead smelter. Established in 1845, the city was named after the John Pirie, the first vessel to navigate the creek.

Explore the city's past at the Port Pirie Regional Tourism & Arts Centre, featuring a visitor information center, art gallery, and a virtual reality shark cage dive. Discover the industrial and railway history at the Port Pirie National Trust Museum. Relax on Solomontown Beach or immerse yourself in nature at Mount Remarkable National Park. Embark on a unique journey through local art and history with the Port Pirie Mural Trail.

For shopping, the Pirie Plaza Shopping Centre offers a range of retailers. Discover unique gifts and local art at the Port Pirie Regional Tourism & Arts Centre. Explore op shops for vintage treasures and discover fresh produce and local goods at local markets.

The city offers a variety of nightlife options. Enjoy drinks and socializing at the Federal Hotel Port Pirie or the Portside Tavern. Immerse yourself in local culture through regular community events and festivals hosted at the Northern Festival Centre.