Sir Donald Bradman Statue, Melbourne, Guide du visiteur et quoi faire à proximité

The Sir Donald Bradman Statue in East Melbourne, Melbourne, honours the Australian cricketer widely regarded as the greatest batsman the game has produced. It is an easy stop for cricket fans and for anyone curious about Australian sporting culture, in a district close to the city's big sporting venues.

Tips for your visit

• Allow ten to fifteen minutes for the statue itself, and more if you want to read any nearby plaques or wander the surrounding streets.
• Daylight is best for photographs, and morning or late afternoon usually gives softer light on a bronze or stone figure.
• East Melbourne sits right next to the city centre, so you can walk here or take a tram, then keep going on foot through the neighbouring parkland and streets.
• Event days in the area can bring crowds and change access, so check local event listings and current opening hours for any nearby venue before you go.

Explore it on a quest

The best way to see this corner of the city is on foot, with a purpose. Questo's self-guided quests lead you from place to place on your phone, tell you about each stop as you arrive and set a puzzle in what is in front of you. There is no guide and no group to join, so you can start whenever suits you. Browse the quests in Melbourne to find a route that fits your day.