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Mooramong

Homestead
Skipton

What better way to spend a Sunday afternoon than exploring the warm and cosy homestead of the late Scobie and Claire Mackinnon. View the opulent decor and furnishing of the home including many art deco objects are curios collected from all over the world.

2 Faces Restaurant

Twice cooked Western Plains Pork Belly
Geelong

"If Chef Simon Yarham's menu were a painting, it would contain elaborate flourishes, busy curlicues, curious daubs of texture and, above all, obsessive attention to detail.

The Heights Heritage House and Garden

The Heights
Newtown

  • Closed for December 2011* The house and 'old world' garden at The Heights dates back to the 1850s.

    • Truffleduck


    Fyansford

    Truffleduck was established in Geelong in 1988 and since then has grown to be regarded by many as Geelong's premier caterer. Whether it is a wedding, birthday, conference, seminar, trade show, product launch or just a special occasion, the venue "Balmoral" is the perfect venue.

    Split Point Lighthouse Tours Aireys Inlet


    Aireys Inlet

    You'll spot her as you travel the Great Ocean Road. To locals and fans afar she is affectionately known as 'The White Queen'. Don't just wonder as you drive by - yes, you can join a guided tour, which will take about 45 minutes of your time.

    Geelong Performing Arts Centre


    Geelong

    Geelong Performing Arts Centre is a hub for live entertainment in the region, attracting some of the best performers from throughout Australia and overseas. Located in the heart of the city's cultural precinct, GPAC includes two theatres - the recently refurbished 800-seat Playhouse, and the more intimate 325-seat Drama Theatre...

    Ford Discovery Centre


    Geelong

    The Ford Discovery Centre is more than a car museum, it is a showcase of automotive technology and a behind the scenes look at how cars are made. The display located on Waterfront Geelong takes you on a journey through Ford's Australian history in an entertaining and educational environment.

    Bellarine Railway


    Queenscliff

    The Bellarine Railway traverses Victoria's beautiful Bellarine Peninsula near Geelong, between the historic coastal town of Queenscliff and the hinterland village of Drysdale. The railway hugs the water around scenic Swan Bay providing breathtaking views, before climbing through the rolling hills of the Bellarine Peninsula to Drysdale.

    Barwon Park


    Winchelsea

    This is a majestic 42 room bluestone mansion set in a sweeping rural landscape, built in 1871 for Thomas and Elizabeth Austin. The Enclosed bluestone courtyard catering for up to 120 guests, provides a stylish and enchanting venue for wedding receptions and functions.

    Pavilion Cafe & Bar


    Warrnambool

    "It's all about the experience" Located at 'The Breakwater' and with the best views in town, the Pavilion Cafe & Bar offers breakfast and lunch everyday with delicious house-made sweet and savoury treats available all day.

    Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village & Shipwrecked Sound and Laser Show


    Warrnambool

    By day or by night Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village is a must do - and winner of the past four Victorian State Tourism Awards, and several Museums Australia Awards. By Day - Flagstaff Hill Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village is a maritime village and museum built around 1858 state heritage listed...

    Colac RSL


    Colac

    The Colac RSL is a warm family friendly club.

    Market Square Shopping Centre


    Geelong

    Market Square is truly Geelong's Own. Opening in 1985, Market Square is Geelong's original shopping centre offering over 70 fashion, health & beauty, food, services, electronics and homewares retailers. We are open 7 days a week for your shopping convenience.

    The Blues Train


    Queenscliff

    Victoria's historic coastal town of Queenscliff is home to the world's one and only Blues Train.

    Portarlington Mill


    Portarlington

    The Portarlington Mill is one of the few remaining and preserved Victorian flour mills. It is a significant example of an early steam powered flour mill constructed of local sandstone and timbers. It is an ideal location for small events including art exhibitions and weddings at a very reasonable cost.

    Old Geelong Gaol


    Geelong

    The Old Geelong Gaol is open from 1pm - 4pm Saturdays, Sundays, school and public holidays. The museum has a great variety of displays that tell the history of the gaol and visitors get hands on experience of the harsh conditions prisoners and staff endured at the facility.

    Cape Otway Lightstation


    Cape Otway

    Climb to the top of mainland Australia's oldest lighthouse, Cape Otway Lightstation, 90 metres above the wild Southern Ocean, and see why many tragic shipwrecks occurred on this isolated and rugged coastline. Immerse yourself in history with one of Australia's most important and recognisable lighthouses at your doorstep.

    Barwon Grange


    Newtown

    Barwon Grange is an elegant intact brick home dating from Geelong's earliest residential settlement. It was built in 1855 and reflects the aspirations of middle class businessman Jonathan Porter O'Brien and his family who had emigrated from Liverpool. The picturesque Gothic style architecture includes steep gables, unusual decorative timber bargeboards...

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    Portarlington Mill
    Portarlington Mill
    The Portarlington Mill is one of the few remaining and preserved Victorian flour mills. It is a significant example of an early steam powered flour mill constructed of local sandstone and timbers. It is an ideal location for small events including art exhibitions and weddings at a very reasonable cost.


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    Pavilion Cafe & Bar
    "It's all about the experience" Located at 'The Breakwater' and with the best views in town, the Pavilion Cafe & Bar offers breakfast and lunch everyday with delicious house-made sweet and savoury treats available all day.

    Mooramong
    What better way to spend a Sunday afternoon than exploring the warm and cosy homestead of the late Scobie and Claire Mackinnon. View the opulent decor and furnishing of the home including many art deco objects are curios collected from all over the world.




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