The Glenrowan Heritage Precinct in Victoria, Australia, commemorates the site of bushranger Ned Kelly's final stand on 28 June 1880. This eight-hectare area includes key locations such as the original railway platform, the site of Anne Jones's Glenrowan Inn, and the 'Kelly Log' where Kelly was captured. Visitors can explore these historic sites through the Heritage Siege Walk, which offers insights into the events that unfolded during the siege. The precinct also features a six-metre-high statue of Ned Kelly, symbolizing his enduring presence in Australian folklore.
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