BRADMAN MUSEUM
Celebrating the past and inspiring the future.
The Bradman Museum celebrates the stories and people who shape the spirit of cricket. Enjoy our interactive exhibitions as the defining moments of the game come alive.
At the heart of our Museum is the greatest cricketer of all time, Sir Donald Bradman. Bradman was renowned for the values of modesty, dignity, integrity and courage and these values resonate through the stories and people showcased in the Bradman Museum.
We are proud of the way cricket brings together many cultures from around the world with the enduring power to inspire millions.
Cricket was and always will be more than a game.
ENJOY EVERY MOMENT
Explore at your own pace and uncover hidden gems. From the match equipment, stunning imagery, original footage and thought provoking history of the game. Come immerse yourself in the Bradman Museum and feel the magic of cricket.
The Bradman Museum has a number of exhibitions just waiting for you to explore. Below is a taste of our current displays. Please subscribe to our newsletter for regular updates.
ON DISPLAY NOW
Women’s cricket is a story of excellence, determination, and passion that features resourceful and talented women who stood against periodic negativity and inspired millions. From the 1800s through to the present day this new multimedia experience explores the stories and moments that shaped Women’s Cricket in Australia.
BRADMAN'S CRICKET BAT
View the bat that became a beacon, not just for generations of cricketers, but for a nation who allowed it into their hearts as a symbol hope and triumph in a time when we needed it the most.
THE BRADMAN GALLERY
Sir Donald Bradman's batting average of 99.94 makes his Test batting achievements nearly twice that of the nearest Test batsman. He remains the only Australian cricketer to receive a knighthood for services to the game.
TICKETS
Purchase your tickets online or at the door. Get in touch with us if we can tailor a package for your group or school visit.
Ticket Prices:
Adults – $30.00
Children (5 – 17 years) – $16.50 (under 5 free)
Family (2 Adults & 2 children) – $77.00
Family (2 Adults & 3 children) – $85.00
Student/Concession/Groups (15+) – $23.50
* 10% surcharge on Public Holidays
Opening Hours
9:00 am - 4:00 pm Monday to Sunday
Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day
Locker and cloakroom facilities available on-site.
Cricket & Honey Trail
A unique experience combining a honey farm tour and tasting with a guided visit to the legendary Bradman Museum.
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Guided tour of Bowral Honey Farm with a beekeeper.
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Taste fresh, seasonal honey straight from the hive.
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Garden lunch with shared platters on the terrace.
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Guided visit to the Bradman Museum led by a knowledgeable volunteer.
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Time to explore the museum’s interactive exhibits and film displays.
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A midweek experience ideal for school holidays, group outings and seniors.
Click here for more information and to book tickets.
Guided Tours
Please contact us to discuss booking a tour for your upcoming visit. Note that many of our tours are conducted by trained volunteers and whilst every effort is made to accommodate your request, we cannot guarantee that all bookings can be accommodated. Minimum numbers may be required.
School Groups
Our guided school programs are interactive, interesting and fun. Incorporating themes of leadership, resilience, endurance and integrity inspired by Don Bradman. It’s an education for the minds and hearts of our future leaders.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Visitors
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander visitors are warned that the museum contains images and voices of deceased persons.
Accessibility
Please contact our friendly team to discuss any accessibility requirements.
LOCATION & ACCESS
The Bradman Centre is located on St Jude Street Bowral in the NSW Southern Highlands. The area includes the Bradman Museum, Bradman Oval, Memorial Garden and Glebe Park, featuring the Mary Poppins statue, BBQs and a children’s playground. Your Vintage Occasion Café is also located onsite.
Address
St Jude St, Bowral NSW 2576
Contact Us
Phone: 02 4862 1247
Email: admin@bradman.com.au
Opening Hours
9am to 4pm Monday to Sunday
Phone: 0466 851 212
Visiting by Rail
We are a 15 minute walk from Bowral Train Station, through the village of Bowral. Direct lines operate from Central Station Sydney through to Canberra and Melbourne or catch the local Southern Highlands line train from Campbelltown. Visit Transport NSW to plan your trip.
Accessibility
We have pram and wheelchair access, accessible toilets and assistance animals are welcome.
FAQ
Get the inside scoop on how to make the most of your visit.
How long will it take to see everything?
Allow at least an hour or more to explore The Bradman Museum.
Where can I park?
Free parking is available on St Jude Street and Glebe Street.
Where can I eat and drink?
Your Vintage Occasion café is located at the Bradman Museum and open daily from 8am to 3pm, see website for more details yourvintageoccasion.com.au. BBQ facilities are located in neighbouring Glebe Park which provides a stunning setting for a picnic. Additionally, Bowral's main street is a short stroll away, where you're spoilt for choice when it comes to sensational dining options.
Where can I stay?
The beautiful Southern Highlands boasts some great accommodation, ranging from Air B&Bs to large and boutique hotels on vast estates. There are amazing wineries, cafés and restaurants, as well as shopping and a range of outdoor activities. Visit www.visitsouthernhighlands.com.au or call the Destination Southern Highlands accommodation line on 1300 657 559.
Valuations?
Bradman Museum staff are not licensed to give valuations on cricket memorabilia. We recommend that you search online resources to obtain appraisals for cricket and sports memorabilia, and cricket auction houses.
International Cricket Hall Of Fame
Commemorating cricketers who inspire millions. Who through talent and a cherished personality inspire generations of people to aim high and achieve their best.
The International Cricket Hall Of Fame honours the following Cricketers:
Sydney Barnes
Sir Donald Bradman
Sunil Gavaskar
Adam Gilchrist
Dr W.G. Grace
Sir Richard Hadlee
Walter Hammond
George Headley
Sir John (Jack) Hobbs
Imran Khan
Dennis Lillee
Muttiah Muralitharan
Bill O'Reilly
Graeme Pollock
Sir Vivian Richards
Sir Garfield Sobers
Sachin Tendulkar
Victor Trumper
Shane Warne
Sir Frank Worrell