Geelong History Tours is a tour and includes lunch.
Timeline - from the city's foundation through to 1962.
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Did you know that Godfrey Hirst was Geelong's first internationally-recognised entrepreneur. You'll see two of his factories.
Why are residents of Geelong known as Pivotovians?
Charles Brownlow - remembered today with the AFL's Brownlow Medal - has a prominent plaque in the front garden of his family home.
You'll learn why the 1879 Geelong Railway Station is frequently hired by international film production units.
Where was the Geelong Zoo?
We'll visit inside some of the wool stores along the waterfront.
Corio Villa is a four bedroom family home - from the goldrush era. Today it's worth in excess of $15 million.
St.Mary's Basilica is as large as an ancient European cathedral. Why then isn't it a cathedral?
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