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What to do and see in Grampians, Victoria: The Best Specialty Museums
Discover the best top things to do in Grampians, Australia including J Ward Museum Complex, Gum San Chinese Heritage Centre, Volcanoes Discovery Centre, Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum, The Bible Museum, Campe's Motor Museum, Ararat Railway Museum, Stawell Gift Hall Of Fame, The Time Gallery Stawell.
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1. J Ward Museum Complex
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By O1462WNmikec - Horsham, Australia
This was our second visit and it is still great, The history of the treatment of people in the past is a real eye opener. The place is run by volunteers and the tour is a credit to them.
2. Gum San Chinese Heritage Centre
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4.5 based on 101 reviews
Gum San Chinese Heritage Centre stands as a monument to the contribution by the Chinese to the establishment and economic and cultural advancement of Ararat. It tells a story of deprivation, hardship and the incredible tenacity of thousands of men from the south east of China that made their way to Victoria, in the 1850s in search of gold. Become engrossed in the courthouse stories and see the original Canton Lead Mine tunnel uncovered during the construction of the Centre. A truly interactive experience for visitors of all ages. Open 7 days a week except Christmas Day 11am-4pm 31-33 Lambert Street (Western Highway) Ararat 3377 03 5352 1078
Reviewed By johncW1199UH - Ararat, Australia
This special building featuring the second most number of characters on the roof corners of any building in Australia. A roof donated to Ararat by Sister City Taishan is an excellent museum and function centre. Managed by the Ararat Rural City, this building the vision of Don and Rene Reynolds is a tribute to their and Ararat’s Chinese heritage. Gold panning is the most popular activity available to children among a number of available activities. Research, history of education and the involvement of Taishan No 1 High School in Ararat add extra value to this facility a must stop on the highway western side of the city centre.
3. Volcanoes Discovery Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
A comprehensive and fascinating display of information about volcanoes in the region, around Australia and all over the world. We cater to school groups, from primary to seniors; and all other travelling groups, by appointment. Drop in from Wednesday to Friday 11am - 3pm, Saturday and Sunday 10am - 4pm or book and visit on other days. We are also open during the school holidays, from 11am - 3pm. Tours of Mt Rouse and interesting talks about volcanoes can be provided. The centre also has information about the other tourist attractions in our region.
Reviewed By annt102 - Pascoe Vale, Australia
With a friendly volunteer to introduce you to this collection of information about volcanoes, this is well worth a visit. They have interactive displays, videos, endless number of rocks, and lots of information about the area.
4. Sir Reginald Ansett Transport Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By gavanw2016 - Hamilton, Australia
Great place to visit young and old.Doesnt matter who you are this place has lots of relevance to flying. And the best thing its only four blocks from the Roxburgh wine and coffee bar in Thompson street.
5. The Bible Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
The Bible Museum has on display historic bibles which offer a rare insight into the development of the English language and also the story of writing and printing. A collection of over 2,000 Bibles, scrolls, musical instruments, and related artefacts are also available to view. Another interesting aspect of the museum is the Butterfly Garden. Open between November and May (depending on the weather and seasonal conditions) many varieties of butterflies can be seen floating around this specially designed garden. At certain times butterflies can be seen emerging from their chrysalis. Autumn is the best time to see the butterflies and garden. Ellen and Jean Reid have been collecting Bibles for over 30 years and their guided tour takes around an hour, so please book a tour in advance, by email or phone. Groups are by appointment only. If you're driving a long distance to visit the museum, please ensure the museum is open first.
6. Campe's Motor Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By jasonc3003
Wow what a walk back in time. Not only a great selection of old cars all in working condition but the collection of other items around the walls etc will bring you back to your child hood days. Friendly hosts with a wealth of knowledge about every car as all privately owned by the Campes. Fantastic place to visit and highly recommend
7. Ararat Railway Museum
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
8. Stawell Gift Hall Of Fame
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By 572euanc - Melbourne, Australia
For those people that are into Athletics will love this place. Full of the History of the race. The world's richest foot race held every Easter.
9. The Time Gallery Stawell
A beautiful nostalgic experience with antique clocks, watches, timepieces and other related items. Drop in and have a look!
