In the early 2000s, Geelong set its sights on a grand ambition: to host a Guggenheim Museum. Inspired by the extraordinary success of the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain, had the potential to transform Geelong into a global cultural hub.
Located on the Barwon River in Geelong, Buckley’s Falls is a breathtaking natural wonder that offers a serene escape for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
Little Malop Steet is the heart of central Geelong’s entertainment and dining scene. Here are a few of our favorites.
It wasn’t long a go when you though of fine dining in Geelong you really only had two choices head to the waterfront and choose…
There’s been plenty of new Asian styled restaurants and cafes opening up around Geelong, here are a few of our favorites. These suggestions are unsolicited…
Back in 1844 The Royal Geelong Yacht Club held it first regatta and today some 175 years later the event is not only regarded as one of the first annual saling event held but is the largest annual yachting regatta in the Southern Hemisphere.
Located on the corner of Yarra and Malop Streets diagonally opposite the modern glass shard of Westfield Shopping Centre, the Corio Chambers or Cressy Building…
The Bow Truss Building, once stood on the site of the TAC Buiding in Brougham Street. It was a world renowned cement pillar less building with expansive concrete roof.
Probably not notable but more notorious, the Ritz Flats on the corner of Bellerine and Corio Streets have become one of the city’s most controversial…
One of the most notable buildings on Geelong’s skyline is the beautiful Art Deco and heritage listed T&G building. This iconic building has stood on…
