Marulan
Discover Marulan.
Marulan proudly claims the title of the only town in the world situated precisely on the 150th meridian, serving as the basis for Australian Eastern Standard Time.
The vibrant township is steeped in history, boasting charming historic buildings dating back to the 19th century. More recently, Marulan has experienced significant growth with the addition of a range of new amenities.
A visit to Marulan wouldn’t be complete without a self-guided heritage tour. Take the time to explore the boutique shops or enjoy the local hospitality at one of the eateries dotted along the way.
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A Brief History
First explored at the behest of Governor Hunter in 1798 in search for salt, it was 20 years before serious exploration and settlement took place. In 1818 Hamilton Hume and James Meehan passed through the area, investigating the agricultural potential of the Goulburn Plains.
By the mid-1820’s the township of Marulan had been established as a private village located at the junction of Bungonia Road and the Great South Road, the village was named Mooroowoolen. A new town was surveyed and laid out by Surveyor General Thomas Mitchell in 1834, which was officially gazetted as Marulan in 1835.
While you’re here…
- A self-guided tour of historic Marulan is available
- Time your visit right and attend the popular Marulan Spring Festival
- Make Marulan your next pit stop and enjoy gourmet coffee, wonderful food and discover a range of boutique shops
What’s on?
Pheasant Wood Social Ride Day
Join Pheasant Wood again on the 11th & 27th October for the next lot of open Social Ride Days. ...
Marulan Book Exchange
The Marulan Book Exchange is run twice a monthly by local volunteers, providing a valuable resource ...
Pheasantwood Open Track Days
There is no better way to spend a day than cutting laps at a Pheasant Wood Track Day. Thenon-tim...
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