Pier Hotel
One of the few remaining hotels from the time when Milang was a bustling port. This is a fine example of a 19th century pub.
Historic Willow Tree
Located in Luard Street. The town was visited in 1867 by the Duke of Edinburgh, the son of Queen Victoria, who went on a shooting expedition on Lake Alexandrina and planted a willow tree (which is still standing) near the present site of the town's bowling club.
Historic Churches
The Church of Christ was built in 1857 only a year after the establishment of the town. The Congregational Church was completed in 1872.
Police Station
Milang's Police Station dates from 1874 when the town was an active port. At this time more than half of all the exports up the Murray River were passing through Milang.
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