3 Best Landmarks in Shepparton, VIC

“Tatura Irrigation & Wartime Camps Museum is a specific collection of items from the seven World War II Prisoners of War. They also have data on the history of irrigation in the Goulburn Valley, the local industries, and the family histories of Tatura and the district. The Department of Sustainability and Environment (where the Tatura Trellis was developed) and Goulburn Murray Water have contributed to the collection. This collection is abundant and exceptional and has been listed on the Victorian Heritage Register. Tatura Irrigation & Wartime Camps Museum collection contains photos, works of art and crafts, records, souvenirs, and other photographic material. Wheelchair access is available.”

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“Shepparton Heritage Centre Museum was founded in 1962 and is situated in the Historic Precinct of Shepparton, in what was once the former hub of the town, which was gazetted and acknowledged as a settlement over 150 years ago. The building is near the original McGuire’s Punt Crossing site, established around 1850. Shepparton Heritage Centre Museum was identified in 1855. In the 1870s, large pastoral runs were partitioned for farm selection, and between 1871 and 1881, Shepparton’s population increased from 33 persons to over 1,000. The museum holds more than 4,000 items, including documents such as letters, maps, studies, and journals. The collection encompasses most of the historical themes related to the history of a large rural town.”

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“Shepparton Tower was built from 1967 to 1968, and microwave technology was introduced to Shepparton by then Telecom Australia. The Tower has also become known for fitness training and Tower Runs. The Zaidee's Tower Run in 2015 attracted 120 competitors, with 160 steps over 8 flights of stairs. The Tower is 76.2 meters high (250 feet) with a 35-meter-high visitor observation deck, accessed by 160 steps. The observation deck provides 360-degree views over the town and surrounding countryside. Entry is free, and the facility features a café, car park, parents' room, and public accessible toilets, ensuring a comfortable and convenient experience for all visitors.”

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