1 / 3The Museum of Vehicle Evolution (MOVE)
📍 Kialla, VIC
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MOVE Museum of Vehicle Evolution in Kialla houses classic cars, Kenworth trucks, buses, fire engines, motorbikes, and rotating exhibitions like Racing Legends.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families with children aged 6 and up, particularly those with any interest in vehicles, engineering, or history. The variety is broad enough to hold non-enthusiasts too - fire engines, buses, and racing cars appeal well beyond the typical car-museum demographic. Toddlers can manage the indoor spaces easily.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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G Reviews from Google
Simon Harris
10 months ago
“As a car lover, I ouldn't refuse the opportunity to drop in and see this place. The collection is magnificent with many vehicles in super condition and/or lovingly restored to their former glory. There's something for everyone, including classic cars. Racing cars, trucks, buses, fire engines, motorbikes, and old bicycles, and more. The volunteers were very friendly and informative about everything on display. Some private vehicles were also parked outside for viewing. Had a great visit.”
Corey Nash
10 months ago
“Great museum. All the attractions were interesting and a lot of fascinating vehicles. Large collection of trucks and cars most with backstories. Gift shop with some fun novelties and was overall a great place. 5 stars.”
Alphonse Jose
10 months ago
“Incredible place! Easily one of the best transport museums in Australia. The Kenworth Pavilion and the Furphy collection were highlights for me. Highly recommend a visit if you’re in the Goulburn Valley.”
📊 Commonly mentioned in Google reviews
Based on Google review tagsCar collection
44 reviews
Truck collection
20 reviews
Clothing display
20 reviews
Bicycle collection
18 reviews
Vintage cars
11 reviews
Overview
Collections span the Kenworth Dealer Truck Pavilion, Classic Bus Pavilion, vintage motorbikes, fire engines, and classic cars, many restored to concours condition. The Furphy collection and Racing Legends exhibition featuring iconic Australian motorsport vehicles are frequently cited highlights. Volunteer guides circulate throughout and share detailed histories on request. A gift shop and cafe are on-site. Outdoor exhibits include private vehicles displayed by their owners.
