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Bendigo is a city built on the wealth of gold which was discovered in
late September in 1851. It has a population of 100,000 and is located 150km
north-west of Melbourne on the Calder Highway.
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1. Historic Buildings. Just take a stroll through
the beautiful tree lined streets of Bendigo and soak up the history.
2. Bendigo
Pottery. This is Australia's oldest working pottery.
Browse through the historic buildings and gardens and visit the pottery
museum. Free entry.
3. Prince Of Wales
Markets. Every Sunday at the showgrounds. This
is one of Country Victoria's largest undercover markets. A few minutes drive from
the park.
4. Gold Prospecting. Visit the Golden Dragon Museum or Central
Deborah Gold Mine and relive the days of the gold rush.
5. Relive History. Visit the Golden Dragon Museum or Central
Deborah Gold Mine and relive the days of the gold rush. Take a trip on
the Vintage "Talking" Tram.
6. Tours. Bendigo has many tours incorporating various sightseeing
adventures. From the gold mine to hot air ballooning.
7. Wineries. Sample luscious wines at the many wineries in the
region. Contact Bendigo Winery Tours on 5439 3635.
8. Golf. The Bendigo and Neangar Park Golf Courses are only minutes
from our park.
9. Bowls Green. Only minutes from our park.
10. Learn to skydive. The Airsports
Skydiving Academy at Bridgewater on Loddon offers first jump courses
and tandem jumps all year round (bookings required).
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• Bendigo Pottery
• City of Greater Bendigo
• Central Deborah Goldmine
• Bendigo Tramways
• Discovery Centre
• Goldfields Railway Maldon
• Golden Dragon Museum
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The city of Bendigo has an opulent heritage and features 19th century
'boom town' architecture and the focal point of Bendigo's mall is the
gleaming-white Alexandra Fountain which was established in 1881. The city
is considered one of the most impressive examples of 19th century architecture
in the country.
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