1. Cheese World
The factory has been producing cheese and dairy since 1888. There is cafe, museum and tasting hours. Cafe offers light snacks throughout the day, museum displays collections of farm and household items from early 20th century and tasting times is every hour from 9,30 am to 4,30 pm on the half an hour basis.
3. Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve
Here you can explore one of five self guided walks and each has a different theme. You can learn on Aboriginal heritage, spot local wildlife or enjoy a picnic. In the reserve is also Worn Gundidj Visitor Centre where are cultural displays and Aboriginal products. In the reserve you can meet emus and the entrance is free.
5. Flagstaff Hill
Welcome to maritime village! This is maritime museum with the richest shipwreck collection in Australia. In the village is presented maritime and social heritage of the area and gives knowledge in entertaining and educational way. This village is the winner of four Victorian tourism awards in last 4 years. In the village you can climb to Lady Bay Lighthouse that is open daily, see theater plays and special exhibitions. The activities are numerous and more than 120 volunteers work there.
2. Lighthouse Theater
This is fully equipped theater and it combines original Victorian hall with the latest theater technology. The theater offers many concerts, plays and movies and what ever you choose to watch, the atmosphere will be great.
4. Warrnambool Art Gallery
Established in 1886, gallery offers a diverse collection of artworks like European salon paintings and modern Angry Penguins. Artworks range from historical works of colonial landscapes to contemporary Australian paintings. The great news is that the entrance is free and working hours from Monday to Friday 10 am to 5 pm, and on Saturdays and Sundays 12 am 5 pm.
Warrnambool in Aboriginal language means land between two rivers, ample water or two swamps. Things to do in Warrnambool are dynamic and will thrill the whole family.
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