Bendigo accommodation from AU$112

Things to see and do

Bendigo is a graceful Victorian gold rush town and is a showpiece of elaborate ‘boom town’ architecture. It is impossible to ignore the elegant construction which acts as a constant reminder of the exciting role that this town played in Victorian’s golden past. As you wander down Bendigo’s wide streets, lined with Victorian buildings, it is easy to see why Bendigo has become a regional hub for art and culture. Our Bendigo accommodation is the perfect base for your cultural excursions and the town itself may even form part of your experience.

Take a tour of the Bendigo Art Gallery, Victoria’s largest regional gallery. Here you will find one of the finest collections of European and Australian paintings and decorative art in Australia. The gallery is work of art itself and was founded in 1887. If are looking to get a little more hands on, Bendigo is home to Australia’s oldest working pottery, the aptly named Bendigo Pottery. The centre boasts heritage kilns, pottery sales and a museum, as well as potter's demonstrations and clay play activities.

What goes best with art and culture? Food and wine of course, stop in to Balgownie Estate for a look at the districts only wine museum.

No journey to the Goldfields of Victorian and Bendigo is complete without taking a peek at the town’s gold rush past. At the Central Deborah Gold Mine visitors have the opportunity to go deep underground and descend the equivalent of a 30 story building. From this depth you can explore the main vertical mine shaft and a get an unparallel and distinctly subterranean experience.

Wot's next?

Whether your passion is painting and pottery or rocks and red wine, our Bendigo accommodation below is the only accommodation choice you will need to make.