Australian Sugar Heritage Centre

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Mourilyan, Australia

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Australian Sugar Heritage Centre Reviews | Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Australian Sugar Heritage Centre is located in Mourilyan, Australia on 18-24 Bruce Hwy. Australian Sugar Heritage Centre is rated 4.2 out of 5 in the category museumtourist attraction in Australia.

Address

18-24 Bruce Hwy

Phone

+61 740632477

Amenities

Good for kidsToiletsNo restaurant

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible toilet

Open hours

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Riley Kernaghan

Staff were friendly and welcoming. The introductory video was a good background on how sugar is grown and processed. The museum felt cramped as many of the displays were quite large: cane train locomotives, model of a mill town, a cane harvester, and a massive engine you can run by pressing a button. Definitely worth a stop on the Bruce Hwy - 45mins to 1hr would be more than enough.

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Victoria Panteleeva

We are very impressed with this lite museum. Informative, very interesting story, well capped with very friendly reception lady. Great little shop that we picked up some sweet goodies. Overall, we recommend it to visit. Thank you.

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Ian Forward

We were warmly greeted by David who explained how the centre exhibits worked. We moved clockwise around the videos, information stands, the museum pieces, cane locos, and theatrette. The information is well presented, explaining how modern technology is helping the farmers and the environment. Good facts and data on sugar production. And we had an intriguing hand-out on jellybeans....Well worth the 10 per person entry fee.

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Mathilda Element

What a fabulous place! The kids were able to climb on all the sugar trains, interact with the big machinery, and look at the living conditions of the sugar cane workers in their huts. My older ones were engaged in the tragic history of slavery in the original sugar cane The musueum was really kid friendly with a positive vibe, we really enjoyed it.

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The steam trains and 500hp industrial engine are first rate. Stacks of information on how cane is processed at the mill. Lots of history to see.

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Lois Jewell

Very well done. Interesting history. Staff very helpful.

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Aija Seittenranta

This museum is a throwback to the seventies. With some love, adding some simple things (e.g. show more of the product, add some interactions, maybe show a sugar cane train cam, modernise the signs), this could be way better.

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A. EIDE

A must do! The ladies at the entrance were very helpful. Plan a good full hour