Every so often, you follow advice that takes you off the main route - in this case, the Midland Highway between Launceston and Hobart. We're glad we did! The town of Ross is about the half-way point of this trip, and a great place to break the journey. Ross has three attractions to interest you, along with lunch facilities. First... More

Beautiful woollen wear but the hero was the historical display at the back. I could have spent far longer there and it was a snapshot of colonial times. Don't ,iss it and leave a generous donation!

We could have spent a lot of time in this fascinating museum and woollen store. There are hands on and static exhibits as well as a DVD playing. The building is very historic and all is well laid out and easy to follow. Some wonderful garments to purchase. Well worth a visit. Donation box inside but no entry charge. Well... More

I spent 2 nights at Ross in a converted cottage on the cherry farm Somercotes, which is also a working sheep farm. I visited the Wool Centre which had a display of how the places were named and by whom. Very interesting as some places were renamed from the first person who found it to the name of the queen... More

This venture has kept the town alive. It is top quality, cafe and shop. The free tour is also interesting.

Friendly staff, brought some very nice wool. Interesting place, with a display at the back of the shop

It is interesting to have a look at the sheep/wool museum area to the back of the shop - I was fortunate to have also timed my visit when they also were hosting the exhibition on Governor Lachlan Macquarie which I found very interesting, as this was due to finish in April it must have stimulated sufficient interest for it... More

Just a beautiful place.. an extremely interesting museum, a shop, a tourist information center. This place has the lot and more!! Just wonderful friendly women operate this centre. We would have surely missed a heap of things if we hadn't gone in there.. so thanks!!

We always pop into the wool centre if we go through Ross. The woollen products on sale are first class and the display is worth seeing. You really gain a sense of place here.