Bradman Museum & International Cricket Hall of Fame
A museum in the hometown of cricket legend Don Bradman, combined with the International Cricket Hall of Fame. Next door is the Bradman Oval, where he played as a boy.
The museum is on Glasmere Street, east of the centre of Bowral, right beside the Bradman Oval, where 'Sir Don' played cricket as a boy. His childhood home is also nearby. The museum covers Bradman's life and his legendary Test batting average of 99.94. It has expanded into the International Cricket Hall of Fame, displaying bats, shirts, and trophies from great players around the world. Interactive multimedia zones let visitors test their batting reflexes, so even people who know nothing about cricket will find plenty to enjoy. The old pavilion and white fence beside the oval are very photogenic. Admission is about A$25, and it is open daily from about 10:00 to 17:00. It is about a 10-minute walk from Bowral's main street.
Opening hours
10:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Corbett Gardens
- Bowral Town Centre
- Mount Gibraltar
- Retford Park
- Southern Highlands Wineries
- Berrima Village
- Berrima Courthouse Museum
- Robertson & Robertson Nature Reserve