Site

The site is located near to the coastal and enclosed by rich local culture and history context. Next to Deakin Waterfront University, the site is in the centre of two busiest roads of Brougham St and Gheringhap St. Neighbors to loads of tourist attractions such as Ford Discovery Centre, Bay City Plaza, historical place, Wool Museum, Royal Geelong Yacht Club, Cunningham Pier, Eastern Beach Swimming Pool, and Botanical Gardens.

Geelong

Geelong is Victoria’s largest regional city, with a population of over 200 000; it is less than an hour from Melbourne. Discovered in 1802, Geelong was declared a town in 1838. A vibrant shipping port, it flourished through trade during the gold rush with its wool, textile and farming industries. Tourism is now Geelong’s largest industry.

It is more than just the start of the Great Ocean Road, with attractions to discover, restaurants to sample and shopping to keep you coming back.

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