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Location: Formal Gardens
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Location: Werribee Park Sculpture Walk
Discover the Victorian era in Australia with a visit to Werribee Mansion. Located 30 minutes west of Melbourne at Werribee Park, ‘the mansion’ is a living, breathing postcard of the 19th century and a must see attraction for visitors. Werribee Mansion was completed by wealthy pastoralists, the Chirnside family in 1877. Built …
The Sculpture Walk is an intriguing and interpretive detour from the Australian history and heritage of Werribee Park. The Sculpture Walk winds through the farm and riverine areas and features a collection of works by Australia's leading sculptors and selected winners of the national Helen Lempriere Award. Don't …
The Werribee Park Orchard is a joint effort by the community and Parks Victoria to preserve and restore the fruit orchard originally planted by the Chirnside family in the late 1800s. Built on the Werribee River floodplain, the orchard was a major source of fruit such as apples, quinces, pears …
Winner of the prestigious World Federation of Rose Societies Award for Garden Excellence, this internationally acclaimed garden is located in the magnificent setting of Werribee Park. 5,000 roses are displayed to perfection within four uniquely shaped designs, the feature design set in the shape of a Tudor Rose. Two themed displays …
The Mansion Hotel and Spa is located behind the original 1870s mansion and offers 91 deluxe guestrooms. Set in ten acres of formal English gardens, the hotel provides the perfect luxury getaway, with an indulgent day spa, award-winning restaurant, indoor pool and spa, cosy library with fireplace, snooker room and …
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27 Apr 2012
iTours Australia have created an App presenting the Point Nepean Audio Tours for your iPhone. You can select the audio chapters based on their location on a map or by chapter title. It is a great way to learn more about a significant piece of Australian history in one …
