Beechworth Visitor Information Centre And Booking Service
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Discover for yourself the sights and sounds of the attractive surrounds of Beechworth. Wander the streets and discover the perfectly preserved buildings of Beechworth, visit the living museums of the Beechworth Historic Cultural Precinct, or unite one of the popular Walking Tours and be treated to an entertaining and informative insight into this picturesque and historic town. A concise walk from the center of town is Lake Sam bell, perfect for cooling off in the warmer months, or throwing a rod in and trying your luck with the underwater locals. Stanley is a stone's throw from some of the maximum beautiful, breathtaking views in the region. Wander the gorgeous streets of Jack and discover unique artworks in the eclectic galleries, shops and studios. Music is at the very heart and soul of Yackandandah. A visit to the Burke Museum will reward those interested in the Chinese Heritage and History of the Gold Rush and a wander through the Chinese Gardens, built to commemorate the contribution of the Chinese to the township of Beechworth, are a vast store to reflect and relax. The Beechworth Historic and Cultural Precinct is a collection of nationally meaningful buildings, which tells the local story of how Australia grew and prospered. Built in 1859 and restored by the National Believe in 1966, the Powder Magazine is made of solid, buttressed granite, with a slate roof and surrounded by a lofty stone wall. The assets from the Gold Rush built Beechworth and the nationally significant buildings that tranquil stand. The Ned Kelly Vault The Ned Kelly Vault is a permanent exhibition that brings together the largest collection of Kelly Gang articles and associated memorabilia in the world, preserving the history of Ned’s reign in the region. There are three self guided routes which receive you throughout the extensive grounds. Built with granite quarried on site, the prison is an architecturally important example of a panopticon prison. The Beechworth Gorge is a popular walking, bike riding and driving loop with views to the woodshed Valley and across the township of Beechworth. The landscape has important granite outcrops, native forest, superb rock pools and cascades that are flawless for a relaxed picnic. It was originally the site of the Rocky Mountain Mining Company, an originate cut sluice operation during the mid 1800s and the premature 1900s, during the town’s gold rush era. Beechworth Historic Park is the perfect store for brief walks in lovely nature, picnics, discovering cascades and waterfalls, rocky granite outcrops and enthralling sites that bring a rich Gold Rush history to life. Beechworth and the surrounding hills are stuffed of mountain biking trails. The key marked and mapped trails are Flametrees and the Beechworth Mountain Bike Park, however there are many fire trails that can be explored in the nearby native forests and pine plantations. For families with mountain bikes, a ride around the Beechworth Gorge Scenic Drive is close to town and healthy marked. Beechworth's beautiful streets cape and buildings tell a story of the bygone era, and tucked away in these historic buildings are a treasure trove of antiques and collectibles. And there's everlasting time for a treat (or two!) Chiltern is huge for exploring with its historic buildings, antique stores and mining heritage. Rutherglen is a world renowned wine region producing dazzling table wines and famous fortified such as port, muscat and opaque.