The 7 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in Griffith, New South Wales

Griffith Tours wine, food and agricultural tours in the 'food bowl' of Australia. If you're seeking award-winning cellar doors, mouth-watering local produce, agricultural marvels and incredible views join us for an experience to remember. Our tours cater to small and large groups accommodating private or corporate events and can be tailored to suit your requirements. Griffith Tours are operated by Simon and Louise, both locals who have worked in the wine industry for over40 years. There's no better way to experience the breathtaking crop vistas, fresh produce, thriving farms and bustling processing plants and wineries than with Griffith Wine, Food and Agricultural Tours.

Showcasing the best of Griffith, follow the Bella Vita Riverina Team ( Beautiful Life) on a truly local experience where you can taste, drink and learn about this growing city and learn why Griffith is called the food bowl of the nation. Our flexible tours are accommodating to visitors interest and focus around local family run wineries, allowing you to taste and enjoy local wines, in a climate most similar to the Mediterranean.

Griffith Pioneer Park is an open air Museum consisting of 40+ buildings housing exhibitions dedicated to preservation of Griffith & district history. Although set up by volunteers the Council now manage operations. The Museum also houses the Italian Museum and Cultural Centre. The only time the Museum is closed to the public is between Christmas and New Year, from the 24th December to approximately 5th January, reviewed annually.

Call into the Griffith Visitor Information Centre at the Tourism Hub and have a chat to a friendly local. A great place to start when visiting Griffith - pick up free local maps, gather information about what to see & do, where to stay and eat, plus find out what's on. The interpretive display area provides a good history of how Griffith started just over 100 years ago. The Gift Shop stocks a range of local produce, Griffith souvenirs plus Australian soft animal toys (laughing Kookaburra's are popular), Indigenous giftware - didgeridoo, tapping sticks and Australian themed crockery. View our stained glass window depicting the Griffith landscape.