Bradman Museum

The Bradman Museum houses a myriad of artefacts to excite and educate lovers of cricket, history and sporting enthusiasts.  This is a museum with a collection of national significance to suit everyone’s interest.

The Bradman Centre boasts many attractions beyond the world-class Museum, there is a life-size bronze statue of Sir Donald Bradman in the courtyard, a cricket themed children’s park, and the beautiful and historic Bradman Oval. The Bradman Memorial Garden behind the Bradman statue is where Sir Donald and Lady Bradman chose to have their ashes scattered after their long and successful lives.

Begin your tour in the Origins of Cricket gallery, then travel through all the significant eras to the Unstoppable exhibition, showcasing the game and women’s cricket and those that made it the elite sport it is today. Listen to exclusive video interviews from hundreds of cricketers around the world and watch unique footage in the Bradman Theatre.

Visitors should allow at least 90 minutes to experience the extensive exhibits within the Bradman Museum. Facilities include public and accessible toilets, car parking, cricket nets, and a small visitor information section.

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