Seymour is situated on the Goulburn River, between Nagambie, Broadford, Euroa and Yea.

Surrounded by fertile agricultural, pastoral and wine-growing areas, Seymour services the local rural communities and the Puckapunyal Military Training Base to the west, where a tank museum has a large collection of armoured vehicles on display.

Seymour has a large commercial centre, bounded on one side by landscaped gardens along the main railway line between Melbourne and Sydney. Attractions within Seymour include several historic buildings as well as the Royal Hotel which dates back to the mid-1800s. A number of attractive parks front the Goulburn River, including New Crossing Place which features a fishing platform and walking trails along the river, as well as Goulburn Park which fronts a wide section of the river and offers many amenities for visitors.

Around 17 kilometres north-east of Seymour is the town of Avenel, which is home to the Avenel Maze and the Plunkett winery, set in the foothills of the magnificent Strathbogie Ranges.

	Avenel Maze Set in a stunning Australian landscape, visitors can meander through the maze, learn about bushranger Ned Kelly's days in Avenel, follow a path through the only rock labyrinth in Australia and enjoy the picnic and BBQ grounds
	RAAC Memorial and Army Tank Museum This museum houses more than 70 armoured fighting vehicles on display, situated west of Seymour at Puckapunyal

Old Post Office Seymour's historical old post office has been restored as a restaurant and Fine Art Gallery, featuring original paintings and quality craft by acclaimed Australian artists

	Tastes of the Goulburn Experience the finest food and wine at this festival which allows winemakers, restauranteurs and producers to showcase their finest produce
	Seymour Alternative Farming Expo A three day event where exhibitors present the world's best agricultural technology, products and services

	Seymour on the Goulburn A visitor guide with information on the history of the area, things to see and business listings
	Walkabout - Seymour A travel guide with information on the history of the area and things to see

Goulburn River & Ranges Discover ancient vines, abundant fresh produce and fine dining along the Goulburn River and Victoria's Great Divide between Seymour, Euroa and Nagambie

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