3 Best Landmarks in Shepparton VIC

Very interesting and educational, a real eye opener to see what happened here during WW1 and 2. Their collection is extensive and unique to Victoria having been listed on the Victorian Heritage Register. The collection comprises artefacts and memorabilia all donated by former Internees, POW’s, their families and members of the public. Some notable items included in the collection are 54 works of art by Leonhard Adam; sketches by Georg Rosenkranz, numerous hand-crafted wooden items and clothing made and worn whilst interned. There is also children’s toys made for Christmas and birthdays, metal objects (including the handmade lathe), musical instruments, theatre programmes, a collection of amazing puppets and numerous books/documents written during and after internment. So many photos throughout the museum and a very interesting introductory video on your arrival.

Simply amazing. The existence of internment camps during both world wars is a part of Australian history that is largely unknown. The people interned in these camps demonstrated remarkable resilience and ingenuity. The astonishing collection of artefacts, crafts and artworks attest to this. Our visit was a revelation. The staff here are fabulously knowledgeable and generous. Don't miss it if you're travelling to Shepparton.

This is a fabulous museum show casing the local area. It is full of artifacts and knowledge. The video about the war camps was fascinating. The volunteer staff were friendly and knowledgeable. Well worth a visit.

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The Heritage Centre is a must-see for visitors to Shepparton. It may look small on the outside but it's far bigger than it looks on the inside. They even have the old post-office clock in there! As well as a ton of things from the area from over the years. You could honestly spend hours in there, poking around. I definitely recommend a visit!

Interesting museum very huge inside and volunteers very friendly. Krystie (I think) was so great at telling us about the area and showing us around. It'd be nice to see more information on the Chinese miners and other non-European immigrants, as well as Yorta Yorta history.

Fantastic seeing all the old items my mum used to use. The guy in the shop was great and included my granddaughter who was very interested.

Worth the large stair climb to see terrific views of Shepparton from above. Great to see where the rivers run between Shepparton and Mooroopna, worth the climb. It is open from 9am-3pm and is well worth a visit to see the spectacular view of the flat Goulburn Valley that Shepparton is located in. There are toilets at the bottom.

The Shepp Tower is in the centre of town in the Maude Street Mall just of Fraser Street. There are quite a few steps up to the glassed observation deck at the top.