Cunningham Pier Geelong - Walking Tour Victoria Australia - 4K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2024
- The pier itself was first built in the 1850’s originally known as ‘Railway Pier’ it was used for loading and unloading cargo. The pier was re-built in the late 1920s and renamed Cunningham Pier in 1929. The facility was unused for a period of time until the 1980s where it became a party pier playing host to Geelong’s New Year on the Pier and more so from the mid 90’s when it was widely visited as a Smorgy’s restaurant, until it’s current transformation as The Pier Geelong, along with Wah Bah and Wah Wah Gee in 2010.
Situated 250 metres out over Corio Bay is the beautiful two-storey weatherboard building with over 3000sq.m of floor space, the tired weatherboard beauty was reborn in 2010 and was renamed The Pier Geelong. The Directors had noticed a hole in the Geelong function and event space, catering for guests in excess of 300 attendees. Our vision was to develop an entertainment precinct with the goal to make it a key destination in Geelong that attracts both the local market, visitors from Melbourne, regional Victoria and international guests.
Hey - I love your videos of Melbourne. I moved away a few years ago and really love the memories you are sharing. Thanks for sharing these and please keep them coming!
The sky is stunning blue and the water was crystal clear too. A crisp, cold day but a beautiful winter walk! Let me know what you think!