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"Located on the historic Lydiard Street, Craig’s Royal Hotel was built during the Victorian gold rush. It is Ballarat’s oldest and most luxurious hotel. The hotel has served many famous people including Mark Twain and Prince Alfred (Queen Victoria's second son), and Dame Nellie Melba."

"Located on historic Lydiard Street in the heart of Ballarat, Craig’s Royal Hotel is the legendary Australian gold-rush era grand hotel. Opened in 1853 and..."

"Wander down a bluestone lane behind Ballarat Bicycle Centre and discover a beer lovers’ paradise. With 17 beers on tap and more than 220 bottled beers and ciders, choosing your ale may be your first headache here. A big menu geared for snacking and sharing, including a range of pizzas (gluten free bases, too), makes a perfect match."

"City: BALLARAT CENTRAL, 24-28 Armstrong St N, Ballarat, Victoria 3350, Australia. As a customer you can use the free wifi of the restaurant, and y..."

"Renard is a cocktail bar and social club that serves booze alongside small dishes and disco until late. A bistro-esque discotheque, of sorts."

"RENARD is a cocktail bar & social club that serves booze alongside small dishes and disco ‘til late — we are a bistro-esque discotheque"

"Built in the 1920s and reopened last year, iconic Bridge Hotel on Watton Street brings a taste of history and modern pub grub to Werribee. After lying dormant for many years, the Bridge has been broug..."

"Located on Mair Street East and open Wednesdays to Sundays, Freight Bar & Restaurant includes indoor and outdoor dining in an a la carte setting...."

"Gallery on Sturt is a retail art gallery featuring the work of local and regional artists, as well as original and limited edition artwork from distinguished Australian and European artists. Exhibitions rotate on a monthly basis, and the gallery includes 2D and 3D work. Sturt also provides custom framing and fine-art printing services, all of which is done on-site."

"In store at the oldest regional art museum in the country is a complete survey of Australian fine art. Every period is accounted for, from colonial to contemporary: Starting in the late 19th century, there are works by Jane Sutherland, Louis Buvelot, Tom Roberts, Arthur Streeton, Rupert Bunny and Walter Withers. And just some of the major 20th-century artists represented at the Art Gallery of Ballarat are Sidney Nolan, Fred Williams, Arthur Boyd and William Dobel."

"As a part of the University of Ballarat Arts Academy, the Post Office Gallery is an educational resource that showcases artwork from the students and staff of FedUni’s Arts Academy, as well as local and emerging Australian artists. Dating back to 1909, the collection includes paintings, graphics, contemporary prints, ceramics and sculptures. These recommendations were updated on September 16, 2020 to keep your travel plans fresh."

"It is located in the cultural district of Ballarat, and gives off a unique vibe. If you want to learn more about the art and culture of Ballarat, just head over to the Post Office Gallery as it is filled with some of the finest pieces that are hung up on its walls. There are also a lot of exhibitions that are always going on in the gallery."

"Housed in a fully refurbished 19th century blue stone warehouse. The Bluestone Bar, Club and Lounge is locally owned and decked out as a 'total entertainment' ..."

"Ballarat’s Botanical Gardens are one of Australia’s most significant cool climate gardens. Located about four kilometres from the centre of town on the shore of Lake Wendouree, they cover 40 hectares and are a popular heritage and recreation destination for residents and visitors. The Gardens are open all day, all year, and until 9pm from October to April, and are free to enter."

"The blooms of the Camellia, emerald green grass, and the tall tree cover filled with lichen are but few beautiful features of the Botanical Gardens. Situated approximately 2.5miles (4km) from the CBD, the Botanical Gardens are one of Australia’s remarkably peaceful climate gardens. The gardens occupy a massive 99 acres, presenting a perfect place to unwind and quiet the mind."

"Spend some time wandering (and letting the kids loose) in these beautiful botanical gardens, located on Lake Wendouree. Broken into four zones, it is easy to see why these gardens are loved by locals. Take a guided tour through the gardens or just enjoy the plant life and marble statues on display."

"About 30 minutes from the centre of Melbourne, the RAAF Museum has the country’s largest collection of military aircraft and memorabilia. It’s located at Point Cook, which was the birthplace of the Australian Flying Corps (later called the Royal Australian Air Force). There are a few hangars with planes on display, from frail wooden ones from World War I, right up to the fighter jets of today."

"The RAAF Museum is located at Point Cook in the southwest of Melbourne. This was the birthplace of the Australian Flying Corps and the Royal Australian Air Force. This Melbourne museum tells the story of the second oldest air force in the world."