Located in the heart of Victoria's capital, Melbourne, National Sports Museum has Australia's broadest sports collection and is located at the cricket stadium (Melbourne Cricket Ground) in (Yala Park), Yala Park.
The National Sports Museum has Australia's most extensive sports collection and more than 3500 exhibits are closely related to the most exciting moments in Australian sports history. The National Sports Museum, located in the landmark Melbourne cricket court, enthusiastically celebrates the contribution of sports to the unique development of Australian culture. The achievements of Australian athletes at all levels have been demonstrated in the National Sports Museum, an environment with rich sports exhibits and interactive techniques.
The National Sports Museum is not just a museum. It captures the essence of Australian sports culture and reproduces the moments that shape Australia's rich sports traditions and cultural heritage. The museum features wonderful moments in the history of Australian sports. Its regular exhibitions include Australian football, boxing, basketball, cricket, cycling, golf, pure horse games, basketball, Olympic and Paralympic games. Rugby Union, Rugby League, Football and Tennis. Another feature of the museum is the introduction of the Melbourne cricket court and the (Melbourne Cricket Club) Museum of the Melbourne cricket club; numerous sports events will also be held within the National Sports Museum Cinema Sports Center (NSM Cinema Sport); Game On, on the other hand, is an interactive showroom in which visitors can experience tension and excitement by experimenting with sports in a variety of environments and activities.
The museum also includes two 3D experience films: < Cricket Found Me >, featuring the legendary Australian cricket player Shane Warne;, and the other being < Off the Bench >, the Australian football star James Hird..
