Museum
National Wool Museum (Geelong)
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The National Wool Museum in Geelong tells the story of Australia's wool industry from sheep to fabric. Housed in a restored 1872 bluestone wool store, the museum features interactive exhibits, historic machinery, and a working floor where visitors can see demonstrations. Highlights include the world's largest tapestry, a shearing display, and hands-on activities like weaving. The museum connects Geelong's industrial past with the global wool trade, offering a sensory journey through textiles and heritage.
Don't miss
- See the world's largest tapestry, 'The Victorian Tapestry', in the atrium.
- Watch live demonstrations of historic wool-processing machinery.
- Try your hand at weaving or carding wool in the interactive zone.
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit National Wool Museum (Geelong)
You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.
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