Overview
The Big Merino is a well-known landmark located in Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia. It’s a giant concrete sheep statue, standing at about 15 meters (49 feet) tall, and it pays homage to the region’s wool industry. Built in 1985, it serves as a tribute to Goulburn’s significance in sheep farming and wool production.
Visitors can climb inside the statue to a viewing area where they can learn more about the wool industry and the history of sheep farming in Australia. The site also includes a gift shop and a café, making it a popular stop for tourists and travelers. The Big Merino is often referred to as “Rambo” and has become an iconic symbol of Goulburn.
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- Overview: A giant concrete sheep that symbolizes Goulburn’s wool industry. It’s a quirky roadside attraction and a popular stop for travelers.
- Activities: Visitors can explore the gift shop, learn about the region’s wool production, and take fun photos with the giant sheep.
