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Victoria Art & History Tour with Horsham Tours - Melbourne

Victoria Art & History Tour with Horsham Tours

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

5 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for anyone in average physical condition comfortable with minimal walking.

Overview

Discover Victoria's remarkable silo murals and the historic Stick Shed with Horsham Tours. This unique art and history tour offers a memorable half-day adventure through the Western Victoria Silo Art Trail.

$174.00
Horsham, Victoria

A Day in the Life

The Silo Art Trail • 5 Hours

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Victoria's artistic treasures, starting with a stunning four-story mural at the Horsham Silo. Explore the awe-inspiring Stick Shed, a historic architectural marvel, and discover captivating stories behind murals at Matoa and Sheep Hill Silos. This tour promises a unique blend of art and history.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Victoria's artistic treasures, starting with a stunning four-story mural at the Horsham Silo. Explore the awe-inspiring Stick Shed, a historic architectural marvel, and discover captivating stories behind murals at Matoa and Sheep Hill Silos. This tour promises a unique blend of art and history.

Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy walking shoes

The tour involves short walks around silo sites and the Stick Shed, so comfortable footwear is recommended.

Bring water and sun protection

Open spaces around the silos mean exposure to sun; carry a water bottle and wear sunscreen or a hat.

Photography opportunities abound

Charge your camera or phone; the vast murals and historic architecture provide excellent photo subjects.

Plan for a mid-morning start

Tours typically begin with pickup in Horsham’s CBD; arriving early ensures a prompt departure.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Kangaroos are often spotted in the open fields around the silos.
  • Bird species such as magpies and kookaburras inhabit the region.

History

The Stick Shed was constructed in 1941 to store surplus wheat during World War II, now serving as a rare surviving example of World War II-era rural architecture in Australia.

Conservation

Horsham Tours supports preserving the artwork and environment by encouraging responsible tourism and respecting property outside the silo sites.

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Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Provide stable footing for visiting silo sites and the Stick Shed.

Sunhat

Essential

Protects against intense sun during open-air stops.

summer specific

Water bottle

Essential

Staying hydrated is critical on this half-day outdoor tour.

Camera or smartphone

Ideal for capturing the impressive murals and architecture.