Overview
Junee is a small town of 4,762 residents (2016) in the Riverina region of New South Wales. It was historically significant as a railway junction town, home to the largest roundhouse in the Southern Hemisphere.
History · Museums
Before you go
Accommodation
The Junee Motor Inn at 61 Broadway St is the main accommodation option in town. Nearby Wagga Wagga offers more choices for overnight stays.
Attractions
The Roundhouse Museum and Licorice Factory are the most worthwhile attractions. The Monte Cristo Homestead is noted to be disappointing.
Food
Dining options are limited to Pizza On Main, the Junee Hotel pub, and the Red Cow Hotel. The Licorice Factory also serves coffee and brunch.
Transport
Junee is on the Melbourne-Sydney rail line with NSW TrainLink services. The town is accessible by car via the Hume Highway. Walking is sufficient for getting around the compact town centre.
