At Meadow and Swan streets in Guildford, the Swan Valley Visitor Centre combines trip-planning help with a small museum about the town. Pick up free maps and brochures, or ask the staff to help shape an itinerary for exploring the Swan Valley. Inside, displays trace Guildford’s development through local stories and historic objects. Children have interactive exhibits to explore, including wedding dresses, a school bell and a small cottage outside.
The Guildford history exhibition
The centre has a small museum about how Guildford developed and the people who shaped the town. Personal accounts add detail to the displays, which include historic objects and wedding dresses.
Children can look for the school bell and visit the small cottage outside. The exhibition is free to enter.
Planning a Swan Valley visit
Free brochures and maps are available at the centre. Staff can help put together an itinerary for a drive through the Swan Valley and point you towards places to explore nearby. Stop here before setting off if you want to gather ideas and plan your route.
FAQ
Is the Guildford history exhibition free?
Yes. Entry to the small museum in the visitor centre is free.
Can staff help plan a Swan Valley itinerary?
Yes. Staff can help you plan a route and provide maps and brochures.
Is there anything for children to see?
The exhibition includes displays that appeal to children, such as wedding dresses and a school bell. There is also a small cottage outside.
