4 places to discover
Bendigo Tramways is a heritage tramway and living museum in Bendigo, Victoria, within the City of Greater Bendigo. It preserves Australia's oldest operating tram depot and a fleet of vintage trams, including the Vintage Talking Tram tourist service. Notable for its origins in 1890 and electrification in 1903, and preservation since 1972, it offers depot tours, workshop viewing and narrated city-loop rides linking central Bendigo attractions.
The Brisbane Tramway Museum is a heritage transport museum at Ferny Grove, about 13 km north-west of Brisbane CBD, Queensland. It preserves and displays trams from Brisbane's former tramway system which operated from 1885 to 1969. The volunteer-run museum houses a collection of restored trams, a working tramway, depot and exhibition buildings, and offers short heritage tram rides for visitors.
The Launceston Tramway Museum is a heritage transport museum located in the Inveresk Precinct at Invermay Road, Launceston, Tasmania. It preserves and displays the history of Launceston's electric tramway system which operated from 1911 to 1952. The museum houses restored trams, original memorabilia, photographs and a working tramway offering short rides. Operated by volunteers of the Launceston Tramway Museum Society, it provides insight into the city's public transport heritage and engineering history.
National Botanical Garden Shah Alam, also known as Taman Botani Negara Shah Alam, is a 1,295-hectare botanical garden in Bukit Cahaya Seri Alam, Shah Alam, Selangor. Originally opened in 1986 as an agricultural park, it was redeveloped as a national botanical garden. It is notable for its extensive plant collections, Four Seasons Temperate House, animal park, dams and recreational forests, serving as a major conservation, education and leisure destination near Kuala Lumpur.