⛪ Bendigo Victoria Top 10 Things to Do ~ Discover Victoria

Bendigo is Victoria's fourth largest city and is located 150 kilometres northwest of Melbourne. It has a rich and fascinating gold history. Gold was first discovered in 1851, then between 1850 - 1900 it went on to produce the most gold in the world.

Today, Bendigo is a vibrant, contemporary regional city with green landscaped gardens, world-class museums and art galleries, and stunning architecture to admire in the city centre.

00:00 Introduction
00:42 Bendigo Heritage Trams
01:22 Golden Dragon Museum
02:07 Central Deborah Gold Mine
03:06 Great Stupa of Universal Compassion
04:06 Poppet Head Lookout
04:34 Rosalind Park
05:34 Bendigo Pottery
06:24 Lake Weeroona
07:00 Heritage Walk
08:32 Bendigo Art Gallery

Top 10 Things to Do in Bendigo, Victoria

Bendigo Heritage Trams
Take a ride on one of Bendigo's talking trams, you will learn about the history of Bendigo and it's a great way to get around the City. You can hop on and hop off at Central Deborah Gold Mine, City Centre and Lake Weeroona.

Golden Dragon Museum
The Golden Dragon Museum is a living history of the Chinese people of Bendigo, with fascinating art, history and cultural exhibits, including the Chinese dragons. You can wander around the beautiful Yi Yuan Gardens and visit the Buddhist Temple.

Central Deborah Gold Mine
You can take a guided tour to explore the hidden underground tunnels of a real gold mine. Or wander around the surface to learn more about the history of gold mining in Bendigo. You can also try your hand at panning for gold.

Great Stupa of Universal Compassion
Experience the largest Stupa (Buddhist shrine) in the Western World. Wander the lovely gardens and go inside to see the amazing Jade Buddha statue.

Poppet Head Lookout
Located in Rosalind Park is the Poppet Head Lookout, it was originally used at the Garden Gully Mine, and was relocated to its current location in 1931. Climb to the top for stunning views over Rosalind Park, Bendigo city, and the surrounding bushland.

Rosalind Park
Rosalind Park has 60 acres of open grassy spaces, lush leafy trees, a fantastic playground, ornate statues, wonderful water features and a an historic conservatory, to explore. It is located on the corner of View Street and Pall Mall in the centre of Bendigo.

Bendigo Pottery
Step back in time, and immerse yourself in history at Australia’s oldest working pottery. Explore the museum, see artists at work, shop for pottery, or enjoy a Devonshire tea in the cafe.

Lake Weeroona
Lake Weeroona is a lovely ornamental lake, surrounded by parklands, located on Napier Street. It is a popular place for walking, cycling, jogging, rowing or relaxing. It has toilet facilities, several cafes in close proximity and a great adventure playground for the children.

Heritage Walk
Wander around Bendigo and enjoy the stunning heritage architecture, including the Sacred Heart Cathedral, Bendigo Town Hall, Court Buildings, former Fire Station and many more. Click here for the Bendigo Heritage Walk Brochure.

Bendigo Art Gallery
The Bendigo Art Gallery is one of the oldest and largest regional galleries in Australia, it was established in 1887. The gallery has a particular emphasis on contemporary Australian art, but also regularly has other world class exhibitions.

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