Michelin Wines have a lovely Merlot that I enjoy and having a friend travelling through Myrtleford they stopped a purchased a case fir me. Was I astonished when I paid them to find that it was $3 a bottle dearer at the Cellar Door than my local licensed outlet. Why shop at the Cellar Door?

We really enjoyed the platter, and the Prosecco was excellent, great service

This place is a place you desperately want to fall in love with. From their rich Italian immigrants heritage to the gorgeous Tuscan style villa that houses this establishment. The lady who hosted us was fantastic, very knowledgeable about the wines and the winery. However. The Italian wines were rather unidimentional. The Barbera was reasonably easy to drink, we got a bottle of that. The sangiovese and terodego lacked depth and complexity. Having said that, this is a lovely place to drop by to have a few wines by the glass and sit in their impressive vine pagola. On a positive note, the limited edition fangolino is absolutely delicious. Sweet and delightfully fruity with just a pleasant sour tang. Get yourself a bottle before they sell out.

My husband and I happened upon this lovely winery around 5 years ago. We have barely touched wine from other wineries since! We're currently planning an overseas holiday and are stressing about having access to our favourite wines! Michelini Wines are just that good :)

$10 pp wine tasting Great selection of wines Beautiful place

They had outdoor seating, so we asked to sit outside and taste a few wines. We were told it was impractical as they had 10 wines. We said we only wanted to taste 1 or 2 and got the same response - it was impractical. Not sure why there would be outdoor seating and not offer service at the outdoor seating ? We went down the road to the next cellar door that welcomed us and executed with perfection what this place said was “impractical”.

Clean, spacious area for wine tastings, with an informative and helpful Michelini Family member happy to answer any questions..👌🍷

I understand this is a busy cafe especially long weekends but staff need to learn to be kind to each other especially in front of customers. There was a new girl training who had a smile on her face and polite manners, she misheard my order so I went back to correct & the lady with curly hair making coffee was rolling her eyes and looked frustrated. It’s a team job, everyone makes mistakes especially while learning, be kind to your staff. The day after my coffee order was wrong again & instead of maybe admitting she misheard, she said “well that’s what I’ve put through so do you want it” after I had said it was meant to be something different. Another eye roll so I left and didn’t want to wait around for another 20 minutes for coffee anyway.

Great place with great potential but coffee was a joke. Just look at the latte art. We tried their special cheese cake what a joke it was topped with brown sugar never heard of it. It's taste was funkey as the staff said it was tea infused. I was like what infused. I understand it's a small town but just don't sell what you can't make. I actually enjoyed the breakfast wrap. Now that was good. Service was nothing special. Overall place is cool to take pictures and to buy antique from next door.

I have seen this place from around year 1 of opening, to whats nearly 20+ years later. I Haven't been here for around 10 years, and wow, has it changed. I was so engrossed in all that Red Ramia has to offer the creative collector or the creative designer. There was such a huge array of affordable items that can be purchased. They specialise in many authentic stock from India, China, Turkey, and surrounds. There is just so much to spark your creative side and affordable prices on many items. I have attached some photos to give you an idea of the different items you can expect to see. Accessibility: Right, so I went with a friend who used a pram it was tightish, especially when sharing the isles with others. And it was not hard for long, little, arms to reach out and grab items, so it would be like taking a mini bull into a china shop, so if you bring kids, by all means watch them, or you will be leaving with a good hole in your pocket. But my suggestion would be to go for a date and enjoy kid free, and then when you're worn out from looking and probably spending, jump over to the cafe that looked amazing. It was busy so must be good, people seemed happy and food looked amazing. The owners are amazing, very knowledgeable, and very approachable to ask about anything within the store. Go and have a delightful day letting your eyes roam the store and the goods that are on offer and maybe go, with a budget in mind 😉

A quite unique, enormous and amazing collection of artefacts and goods from all over the world, all for sale at reasonable prices. A home decorators paradise! Very helpful owner and staff assisted packing and loading an unexpected purchase!

Very beautiful store with lots of home wares, decorative and vintage items from across the world at good prices. It is connected to cafe Fez on Alpine road in Myrtleford.

Wow, give yourself atleast 2 hours to try and see everything,incredible amount of stuff, I have been twice and still didnt see everything.

Very friendly staff. We have been here a few times for brunch and have never been disappointed. Food is always great, staff very attentive. Will definitely be visiting again when in Myrtleford 😊

Great local products! We found Pepo farms while on our trip to Bright a few years ago. Since then, we have loved their pumpkin seed oil so much, we have taken it to Guatemala, Chile and Spain as presents to our family. They have all loved it! We also love the chocolate covered walnuts with turmeric and their new macadamia oil. Not the cheapest but the quality is soo worth it. We stop on our way to bright every time we get a chance, but have ordered online many times. We are loyal customers and, highly recommend their products.

We stopped off here while riding the rail trail and were glad we did. We both enjoyed tasting the products - really friendly spot to stop. Our favourites were the lightly salted pumpkin seeds, the chocolate coated ones, the turmeric chocolate walnuts and the pecan oil. Really delicious - will definitely be ordering more online.

Loved the products and the way of survey. Much helpful for knowing nutritional values.. variety of products even cold press oil is amazing... We were informed about and tested all the seeds and oil products too.. ample space for sitting and car park too...

Adorable little shop to visit! The girl who gave us a rundown of the products was friendly and knowledgeable. We bought the dark chocolate covered pumpkin seeds. Would recommend if you’re in the area 🎃🌱

Loved this shop with a huge variety of products including pumpkin seeds in various flavours, walnut products, oils, Jams, sauces. They have tastings of their products with lovely staff providing detailed information on their products. Whilst there was no access to the farm during our visit, they had a delightful little pumpkin and sunflower garden just across the road that people could visit. Overall a very good experience and recommended if you are in Myrtleford or surrounds!!

Great place! The staff are great. We just turned up unannounced, and they were so welcoming, despite having a huge tour group they still found time to give us a tasting session and explain everything about what they do. All the seeds and oils are so tasty, you’ll come away with lots of treats. Highly recommend.

Great pit stop with the family. Sun flowers are so pretty and there is a wide variety of oils, seeds and gifts to buy for loved ones. The owners are super passionate about what they do and have so much information to share. There is a tasting tour of there products, which are delicious! Thanks again for such an insightful and beautiful visit.

I really wanted to love this place, unfortunately I was just really underwhelmed. The wine was lovely and the pizza was good but the roast potatoes were more like diced potato tossed in fat. They were not roasted and were not crunchy at all. The apfelschorle was simply shelf stable apple juice with sparkling water in it. Staff were friendly and accommodating. The couple on the table next to us where cold and requested the heater on, the staff informed them they could not turn on the heater but offered to re seat them somewhere closer to a heater. Unfortunately I wouldn’t return.

Came by with my family last week for lunch and the atmosphere was really great. Staff were friendly and helped set us up with the high chair. Beer selection was wide but we were actually very pleasantly surprise with the apple juice + soda water. Refreshing over lunch! Pizza was made well and we loved the thin crust. But burger was a little disappointing - the buns were hard, dense, and cold, and didn’t hold the content of the burger well. It was too big to actually eat in a single bite. Certainly recommend the pizzas and apple juice!

Such an amazing venue! :) The food is amazing, the service is exceptional and the beers are the icing on the cake. If you are in Beechworth and are looking for a place to eat, relax and enjoy some sun, you will have to visit Bridge Road. Thank you kindly to Belinda and all the amazing team. We look forward to dropping in next time we are in Beechworth. Keep well

Fantastic brewery with an excellent tap selection and food menu. Friendly staff, kid friendly and take away beers available. Inside and outside dining options. Playground for the kids with parking on site at the rear

One of the best breweries we have visited this year in our Victorian Beer Passports. The beers are amazing and the pizzas are just as great. The tasting paddles are huge but are the best way to experience the wide range of beers they make. I don't like sours or dark beers usually and yet left with a four pack of their sours and the dark ale. Staff were also lovely. I will be back next time I pass through town.

Excellent laid back pub with an excellent selection of beer, great inviting country vibes, friendly service and delicious pizza! Even though we visited as a couple, I’m still going to give props to the kids menu selection and the play area. The locally brewed ginger beer was delicious, as were the brisket and duck pizzas. Will definitely be back

Fantastic pizza - particularly the hot honey one - incredible!!!! Lovely cozy venue too with the wood fire going.

A must-go place if you are keen on the history of gold rush. The museum collected thousands of old items from local residents which were put behind shop windows to restore the town street in the late 1800s. The taxidermy exhibitions under maintenance the day I visited which was a pity.

My mother told us that this place is a must visit. And guess what, Mum was right. We loved our visit here. Fascinating history on a fascinating part of the state and country. Beautifully curated throughout. And thank you so much to the local gentleman who gave us a wonderful overview of the building and the exhibits and the terrific tips on what to see in the local area

Wow! I really enjoyed my visit here. Margot the tour guide made it so much more enjoyable with her wealth of knowledge and friendliness. Highly recommended

small museum in Beechwood...most exhibitions are from the Beechwood area with an extensive collection of taxidermy animals including an extraordinary Thylacine Tassie tiger from the Beechworth area ..they are all over 100 years old but in great condition..probaly not everyone's cup of tea but its history ...also a great selections of rocks and minerals and some fossils ...they have also set up a street scene from old Beechworth times ...not expensive and doesn't take that long to get around so worth a visit when in the area

A fabulous little museum steeped in its own history. It began as a place of learning for the people of the goldfields in 1856 and is named after Robert O'Hara Burke of Burke and Wills fame. He was a much respected police superintendent in Beechworth. It contains thousands of artefacts. I particularly liked the way items were organised into replica shop windows to group items by domain. The taxidermy collection was impressive. I wished the other items in the natural history section were better labelled.

Really interesting museum. I like that they represent historical people as well as current local people.

Fantastic little museum. Only $5 for adults or $3 concession. Has a fascinating collection of local rocks and native fauna taxidermy. Some in better condition than others. Has a recreated historical Beechworth alley where you can view objects from a hundred years ago. A newer instalment has a more personal analysis of the town. A historic citizen and a modern citizen are placed next to each other and their story is told. Sometimes it works more than others.

Fantastic place to visit. A lot of interesting history for young and old. Having the hands on interactive places are great. Kids can have fun here. I found the lady very helpful and knowledgeable. Fantastic place run by volunteers. Well done.

What a great little find. The last remaining 'dots and dashes' telegraph manned by knowledgeable volunteers. From here you can send someone a telegram. As there are no commercial telegraph offices operating any more, it gets relayed to two other volunteers who transcribe the message, print it then send the telegram on by post as a sake. This also has an interesting museum at the rear of the telegram office. Well worth a quick visit

A great little telecommunications museum with very helpful and friendly staff. Worth a quick visit to see the old technology.

A lady at the checkout was very friendly and told us so many interesting facts about the town. She recommended we visit again and book a guided tour.

How exciting to be able to send a telegram in 2025! What a wonderful experience.

What a great piece of history of telecommunications. Love the summary of examples of telegrams sent on the chalkboard outside.

What a wonderful and unique experience. Being able to send a telegram to loved ones domestically or Internationally was a real treat. Leo are guide took the time to share the history of the telegram office and a guide on how to use the Morse code instruments that you are able to try out. Thanks again Leo

the whole historic zone in Beechworth is amazing ..courthouse ...telegraph station .. gold wardens house ...gold office ..along with the old gaol absolutely amazing must see when in the Beechworth area ...all dating back to 1850s to 1860s build during the Beechworth Gold rush period

We did the courthouse guided tour. It was worth the small fee, lots of interesting information and you could look at how courts were conducted during the 19th century. It's a beautiful old building and well worth preserving, it's our history.

A town packed with historic buildings and Ned Kelly history. Great forest parks. Not to be missed

Including the tour, guide, experience, grounds, exhibitions, the volunteers were incredibly knowledgeable staff & it’s excellent for all ages. Highly recommend 🙏❤️

Excellent, informative and balanced view of Ned's story within the context of the regional Victorian court system of the time. Three projectors display the story hugely magnified across the interior courtroom walls so you can truly be immersed in the history of the court building. Side rooms include the judge's chamber (where you can try on legal wigs and robes) and a magnificent law library full of ancient volumes. Very informative and helpful guide Mal answered all my questions and was very well-versed on the subject. A must for fans of Beechworth, legal and goldfields era history!

If you want experience the deeper history of Beechworth, then the Court house is a great place to start. Beechworth has an amazing number of little places you can take the kids or yourself to go and have a visit to learn about Beechworth. The court House is of course famous for its association with Ned Kelly, but it also is an amazing place to come and see a historic building, built in 1958 and was a working courthouse right up to 1989, this courthouse has been an interesting and integral part of the community just as much as the Beechworth Goal Has. I love how you can almost access nearly every room of the courthouse minus the lady's balcony and a storeroom. But the Library happened to be our favourite room, it was filled with old law books and just had that nostalgic feel about it, the kids loved the library and the holding cells. (They used to have an audio spill that used to play but that feature was not there anymore. It did make for a great way to experience the court room.) The kids love being able to explore and sit where the judge and lawyers would sit and they did a little court play of their own. It was cheap to get in costing us a family of 6 $10. you could pay a bit extra for a guided tour which would probably have been great. There were souvenirs you could purchase for reasonable prices. Accessibility: The courthouse is wheelchair friendly, and you can access most of the courthouse bar the cells I believe. The staff are welcoming and encourage all to come and take part in the history of Beechworth. Great place for kids and anyone to come and visit.

This place is fantastic! Cheap to visit. The court house is in original condition as it was on the last day is was used. Lots of interesting information to read. Ned Kellys trial began here in August 1880 before it was transferred to Melbourne. Don’t forget to go around the rear of the building where one of the old stable buildings still stand. Also the old stone lock up with would be terrible to be locked up in. The whole area is so interesting and next door is the telegraph office to visit as well.

Had an awesome time at the Old Beechworth Gaol tour! Graham was a great guide and really knew his stuff/made it super interesting. Loved the Kelly family stories, but also learned heaps about the gaol’s history. Wish there was an opportunity to keep looking after the tour.

We took the kids to the Beechworth Gaol during the school holidays. The tour was well priced and it was easy to book online. The tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and was able to answer all of the questions from the group. We highly recommend the tour for all ages. It's a great part of the local history.

fantastic old goal...guided tours run almost every hour and is the only way to checkout the inside of the prison something to remember ...first tour at 10am .. HM Prison Beechworth was built on the site of Beechworth's first stockade. It was designed by Victoria's Public Works Department and constructed using local granite that was quarried with prison labour... Beechworth was one of nine panopticon prisons built in Victoria. Construction began in 1857 and the prison opened in 1860, though was incomplete and only had single cells for 36 prisoners. The capacity doubled when the building was completed in 1864. Beechworth initially housed male and female prisoners. Female prisoners were assigned washing and needlework for government departments. Between 1865 and 1881, eight executions were carried out at the prison.Ned Kelly served six months at the prison in 1870-71 for assault. He was again held there during his committal trial for murder in 1880. Kelly's mother, Ellen and two associates of the Kelly family also served sentences at the prison the late 1870s for the attempted murder of Constable Alexander Fitzpatrick. Twenty suspected sympathisers of Kelly were held in 1879 in an attempt to limit support to the Kelly gang. The prison's iron gates were installed due to fears there may be attempts to break the sympathisers out of the prison.

What a great tour! Very informative and fascinating to know the history. Our guide Peter was fantastic. I could have listened to him talk for hours. If only those walls could talk, we’d know so much more. Definitely a place worth visiting when coming to Beechworth!

Love the hands-on experience of visiting the jail 💗 was a bit cold so we got some food at the cafe and got a very informative book about the prison’s history from the cafe too 📚Love it, will definitely come back next year!!!

The tour guide was awesome, knew his stuff and history and loved telling the story. Gail only closed in the early 2000s so some infamous people looked up here. Kelly History deep with his Mum locked up for a few years.

Beechworth Gaol had not only the Kelly & gang incarcerated here but also Kelly's mentor & tutor - the "gentlemen" Bushranger Harry Power. Somehow Harry Power's tales are subsumed by Ned Kelly's but it is just as interesting. Other inmates here included a whole bunch of modern day tax evaders & Melbourne's infamous underbelly crims. The newer additions include the conjugal visits area in the gaolers yard as you make your way inside on the right & a swimming pool area - gated off on the left. I expected the Gaol to be bigger but it is small with about 110 to 123 inmates capacity. There is the heritage Kelly era wing, the newer ones plus the Hangman's room & the Noose. A group of us - pre-purchased online tix for the 10 am tour Sun 23 Feb recently. A huge crowd of almost 40. The next tour only had a handful - so perhaps this is a better timeslot. Free parking in front of entry gates & also side street. There is a Cafe Truck in the entry yard too & a nice reception re-purposed area & toilets inside before tour starts. Tour ran for 45 mins & Guide thankfully used audio speaker. Typical Oz humour delivered with full on ocker tones- which you wonder if overseas visitors understood. Exercise yard - with the metal mirror (you will find out why) is also the site of 1800s hard labour (breaking granite & carting it), the chain gang tales all made for the grim reality not only the gold rush lawless period but also the 20th century penitentiary system. You get more of the blood & gore penitentiary stories under the pentagonal wooden roofed & similar shaped guard room inside. The replica Kelly gang armour suite is lined up here (by this time it is an oft repeated sight for us having started the Kelly trail at Glenrowan.). For dedicated Ned Kelly & Harry Power stories - do the Ned Kelly Trail tour run by the Visitor's Centre. Beats me how the confined cells & dire deeds of yore can be re-purposed into arts, entertainment & hospitality...Takes it beyond the "dark" tourism into the 21st century enlightenment I suppose. One way of maintaining historical sites like this for future generations but the essence of harsh reality of colonial past would be lost surely. Whatever works to make it a viable site. Pentridge Prison is already a popular re-purposed hub but ..er..rrr..rr - it ain't for me.

Wonderful trip here. So peaceful and not to far away. My child loved it. Great experience

Great place to dip your toe into the water. Easy walk from the carpark.

With the visit when exploring the area. Beautiful views of the falls from the lookout point! Nice picnic area with WCs available. Due to injury we couldn’t explore as much as we would have liked, but there were lots of people walking around the rocks and falls below.

Easy walk to the fall from the parking. The view is spectacular and the breeze makes the heat go away. The rocks underneath the water are slippery but with proper shoes it is not too dangerous. A good destination for a day trip, with friends and family or solo trip.

Love these falls. Good chance to do some rock hoping. Had a blast here

a nice easy falls to get too ..nice amount of water going over it was well ...definitely worth a visit when in the area

A very short walk to view the falls which had l enough water gushing over them to make them look nice when we were there.

Lovely Winnery. Classic buildings and a super restaurant. We stopped by for a Pizza Lunch in the ordinary restaurant, which was great, nice environment and tasty food at a fair price. But there is a premium full service restaurant as well for special occasions. 😎👍👍👍👍

All Saints Estate is a classic winery experience with a modern twist. Cellar door Tastings are $15 per person, or you can enjoy a whole glass in the restaurant for roughly the same. There's an enticing menu inspired by local produce. Picnicing is encouraged in the formal gardens. There's an enticing line up of entertainment if you want to make a weekend of it. A destination worth seeking out.

I had a terrible experience here. There are so many other wineries in the area that could be recommended before All Saints. I popped in to purchase a Mother's Day bottle. I purchased a single, mid-range bottle from the cellar door. The disdain and indifference my purchase was shown left a very sour taste. I stood there, awkwardly waiting to pay, for an eternity, while the server chatted with a customer about maybe joining the wine club. Every other winery I attended in Rutherglen and surrounds was a warm and endearing experience.

Lovely stop for wine tasting and looked after perfectly by Robin. Great host who was friendly, welcoming and professional. She made the experience for us. Thank you Robin. Very nice set up and great wines.

We stopped by for a quick lunch and look around, what a beautiful estate, and our pizza we all shared was just delicious, best base dough I have ever tasted. We paired it with a Pinot Grigio, just perfect. Could had sat by the lake there all afternoon. Definitely will be back.

Wonderful winery- well with a visit - buildings and garden are stunning. Easy parking Band has a Tesla charge point Wine is great quality and for me too pricey No bargains here - warning if u want to eat book in advance

08/25 2013 Durif. Liquid velvet this wine has cellared perfectly & well worth the wait, smooth & full of body. Thanks to all who created this vintage, an absolute masterpiece.in a bottle

Amazing! Great friendly and welcoming service. The team even kept the kitchen open an extra half hour because we said we had some friends on the way. The back lawn is a great area with plenty of shade to have some snacks and wine. Would highly recommend.

Quaint little wine yard, with chill alfresco experience. A good getaway for the weekend to relax and unwind. U can make meet new friends, the gorgeous alpaca if u are lucky. Ps: Live music available every first Saturday of the month.

I'm a wine club member, and so been drinking St Leonards for years. We've just finished a 2023 Chardonnay which we found to be one of the best chardies ever. Wow! Keep it going my friends- a superb wine. Steve Thornycroft

Liz was very helpful today. Had a great time, heaps of space for the little ones to run around too. Same company that owns all saints around the corner and wine is great. $15 tastings for 5-6 types, well priced wine. Cheers!

Attending a wedding here, and it was beautiful.

We had such a lovely day at St Leonard’s today. Great staff, attentive and friendly. And great live music - perfect location, cool breeze.

My partner and I love St Leonards, they have fantastic wine and lunch options. We chose to take our friends there for a celebratory lunch and the team could not have been more accomodating. They went above and beyond to ensure that our lunch was special! For those considering a visit to St Leonards Vineyard, you won’t be disappointed by the wine, food or the service. We’re already looking forward to our next visit!!

This is a most impressive and modern cellar door. With tasting options for wine, whiskey, gin and beer, plus food options as well, something for everyone. I went for their wine and dessert wines, and these were purchased, but did not expect the high quality in their whisky and gin range, that also made the box of joy I took to the car. An enjoyable, and educational, experience.

Had a great experience here yesterday. The staff were knowledgeable about both the wines and whisky and were happy to help. The venue itself is stunning as well and despite the cool weather was perfect inside. Highly recommend the whisky and wine flights.

Very impressive building and surrounds. Great amenities. Very stylish. But such a disappointing wine tasting experience. No charm. No chat from the serving staff - just paid wine tasting on a tray and charge not deducted from purchase of wine - disgraceful. Wines were beautiful, though. Experience was not.

A beautiful winery with a really nice space to sit and relax. I photographed a wedding celebration here so would be the perfect spot for a small event. Staff were really lovely

Exceptional service, great wines, beautiful scenery! We arrived around 330pm on a Wednesday afternoon, we didn’t make an appointment and still got a warm welcome. We were offered to taste wines for free and had the greatest chat with the staff member (I forgot to ask for his name!!). We didn’t have to buy anything even though we tasted 6-7 drinks but trust me, you will want to take a bottle home! So we did buy 4 of them on the spot. :) we got some great tips about campsites in the area and now ended up in a beautiful spot (for free!) at the riverfront thanks to the recommendation we got. great experience and warmly recommended!

I've been there a couple times now and each time has been a wonderful experience. The place looks amazing and the wines and whiskeys are great and taste delicious. The staff there brit,Courtney and David have made the experience pleasurable and I have received first class treatment from them all. I will definitely be going back again !

Visited morris wines on Saturday and wow just how amazing. The lady that served us was so lovely and patient. The chef was brilliant ( food was amazing) Well done to all Highly Recommended to go and visit

A must when visiting Rutherglen and surrounds. We have been visiting for 5-6 years and this place consistently delivers the BEST olives and the BEST olive oil. Our house favourites are the Gooramadda style olives and the Hardy’s mammoth oil. Their products are in a league of their own and visiting is a must to have a chat and learn about oil and olives. It’s no surprise their produce wins awards year after year. Thanks so much!

We had such a terrific tasting experience with Rob at Gooramadda Olives on Sunday. We've made many trips to Rutherglen without visiting this gem of place - now it will be a regular. The olives we tried were the best I've had, and Rob was very generous with his knowledge. Recommend this to anyone who loves a good olive.

What a gem! We had a lovely time with Rob, generous with tastings and also with his hospitality. Entertaining, informative and very very good quality products. Ill be putting in regular orders for my friends who live locally, to bring with them when they visit us in SA. Thoroughly recommend.

An impromptu visit to this seemingly small boutique olive grove, was full of surprises.Awards galore, not only for the amazing varieties of olives and pickled olives , but also for various other in shop goods.Rob taught us how to savour olives , and eat them like connoisseurs, and matched them with wines and cheese.No pressure sales, just a thoroughly enjoyable visit.Thanks Rob👏🏻👏🏻

Highlight of the day. Not only does Rob produce award winning olives but has a wealth of local knowledge. Rare to see such passion about his industry. Learned a lot today. Highly recommended when you are in Albury/Wodonga

Absolutely superb! Rob was knowledgeable and gave us a wonderful experience tasting different olives, oils and other delicious goods. Highest quality of produce clearly made with pure love. Thank you for a fantastic experience! Strongly recommend to all!!

Such a great visit with Ron, we enjoyed tastings of olives and olive oils, also really enjoyed an informative chat with Ron, was a great time out, with great service and produce we will definitely be back. He has a great knowledge of Rutherglen & Corowa and olives. Thanks Ron 😊

Beautiful place with plenty space of parking and everything. There is public toilet, cafe nearby. BBQ spot to use and plenty table. A lot of big trees that give big shade for you to picnic here. Playground for kids, plenty space to cycle their bikes, play sports and everything. You can swim here too just be aware of their strong current.

Noreuil Park is a wonderful riverside destination with a charming lake, perfect for a peaceful walk or bike ride. Enjoy watching the ducks and pelicans in this well-maintained park, which also features a restaurant and plenty of parking.

Beautiful place, lots of shade, space for picnics. Some tables & chairs. Perfect for an afternoon swim in the river. Lots of people floating down the river to the boat ramps walking back & doing it again. Small climb/,step down to sandy beach area, lovely & refreshing water. Must watch your kids here as the river can move fast.

Very nice park, next to the river , love it !

Such a beautiful area- nothing like this in Perth (our home) so we were really impressed with this stunning area. Big shade trees, lush lawn, plenty of parking, toilets onsite, playground and swimming in the big river, that also had a bit of flow to it.

Beautiful parkland and walking track alongside the wonderful Murray River, in Albury.

Beautiful park nest to the Murray and a great stop in Albury as a break on the journey from Sydney to Melbourne

Great place to reflect and remember them there is construction work going on but it's no bother on weekends

This is a stunning destination where you can unwind and fully embrace the joy of being present. It's the perfect escape to refresh your spirit and soak in the beauty around you.

A beautiful memorial park with a tower commemorating the defence personnel from all the wars since before federation Nice view over Albury

A beautiful spot whether your a tourist or a local. Great views of Albury/Wodonga. Most of all its our War Memorial site. I hadn't been there in 15yrs and what a change. It's more than a monument. There are plarks for all the different wars Australians have fought at. The ANZAC Day area is all done in exposed concrete and the monument is shining in bright white. Picnic areas are fantastic and there are many to choose from. The view right to the end of Dean Street always looks great. Beautiful site to visit as well at night.

Good area to visit if you stay for couple of days in Albury. You can either hike up or drive all the way up here. Parking around the Monument. Can have eye-bird view of Albury from this hill. Probably best during sunset or sunrise. Very well maintained with toilet facility and some tables and benches for resting or picnic. There are walks starting from this hill too but we didnt do any.

Sad but so beautiful ,a worth while visit ,all the plaques written about or the wars and the people who fought for our coutry

A really thoughtful military monument that is well worth the visit. Do yourself a healthy favour and take the walk up the hill from the township (you can drive up if walking is not an option for you). As well as the monument itself you get some great views of the Albury township and surrounds.

What a charming little park! Colorful flowers and tall palm trees sway gently in the breeze, accompanied by the sweet scent of osmanthus blossoms. Locals can be seen relaxing on the grass, enjoying picnics with friends, or playing with their children—it's truly a lovely spot to unwind. The children's playground is a particular highlight, full of whimsical and imaginative features: ceramic sculptures, a dinosaur-shaped speaking tube, small animal-themed wooden seats, handpans, and tiny xylophones… There's even a fairytale-like restroom adorned with stained glass and a sculpted lizard winding around the exterior. It's truly a magical place.

I had the chance to visit this garden for spending some time alone in the afternoon, it is a very nice place for meditation and for photography. Lots of varieties and well maintained, free entrance.

It was beautiful. Manicured lawns and well tended plants and trees. Peaceful walking with my sister. The paths are flat and suitable for all abilities and wheelchairs. We looked at the children's playground and it was full of exquisite details for the children to explore.

Very eye-catching garden. So cleaned and well decorated. Best place to rest and relax with family.

Really enjoyed it here and on weekend it was quiet and peaceful it wasn't as big as I expected it to be but it was an amazing experience and it has something special about it it was easy to get to and find and it was free entry so nice and manicured

Thoroughly enjoyed our walk through the gardens, it was our first visit. Lots of stunning mature trees, had a great old world feel. We were there when the light show was on which was beautiful.

Small but well-maintained gardens. Free entry. Lovely rose garden. Very picturesque.

Very emotional experience for me as my father and his family arrived her in 1949 when my dad was 3. If you have a family connection to Bonegilla I highly recommend joining a tour, as you will receive a more detailed account of what life was like for immigrants and the tour guide is very accomodating in trying to assist guests with personal questions (as much as they can). Note: tours don't run every day so find out ahead of time when they are available.

A throughly great experience! My grandparents stayed here for a week in 1960 before relocating to the Illawarra. While they are longer with us, it was great to see their names listed on the database. Good to see the government allocating funds for the much needed restoration and repair work to ensure this part of Australian history is preserved. Thank you to the lovely volunteers who were so knowledgeable and welcoming!

Bonegilla Migrant reception and training centre received and trained migrants who were brought to Australia following World War ll. There were more than 24 blocks all numbered which made up the migrant centre. Block 19 is the last remaining block. At its busiest the centre housed up to 8000 people, occasionally in tents but usually in large accommodation huts. Women and children were separated from the men until huts were partitioned into cubicles for families. Initially the centre was only for displaced persons from refugee camps 🏕 in Europe. As the need for labour increased immigration officials opened up the migrants from other countries. Block 19 has 12 areas which you are allowed to walk 🚶‍♀️ around either by yourself or with a guided tour guide. The men were contracted out all over the country. The contracts imposed strain as the women were left to raise their children alone without family members to support them, plus they were isolated due to the language difficulties. Pregnancy and childbirth were difficult for the younger women without traditional family support of older female members of the family who were sent elsewhere. Lonely isolated and frightened they were unable to express their needs and fears because of language difficulties. The hospital was established at the beginning of 1949 it was mainly established to cater for pregnant 🤰 women and their families. There was over 240 babies 👶 born at the centre. The school 🏫 was completed by 31 January 1949 there were 6 schoolrooms catering for about 350 children. The Displaced Person Scheme was scaled down by the Menzies government toward the end of 1951 and terminated in early 1952. The Uranquinty camp was closed by September 1951 the remaining migrants were relocated to Bonegilla while some workers were sent to Wagga. Accommodation huts and other buildings were occasionally relocated within the reception centre as things changed. As the centre closed the buildings were sold locally. The experience includes recreation hut, kitchen and mess hall, Tudor hall, chapel, accommodation huts, Hume public service club/employment office, Bonegilla function space,amenities hut and silhouette huts.

Awesome place to visit. Lovely staff, a very interesting place. They have plenty of shaded areas to sit. They even have a little snack and very cold drink area. They also have a wonderful couple of rooms where you can stick your thoughts about your visit. Very well worth the trip

It’s hard to believe over 300,00 people passed through this place which at one time resembled a town with its own bank, sporting fields, churches, police station, hospital and railway platform. So many stories within the walls of the timber framed huts. Many of the huts display belongings and other artefacts, a personal reminder of the former residents. The staff were knowledgeable and helpful with information. I highly recommend this experience for anyone interested in Australia’s migration history.

Excellent exhibit so well set out, with loads of information. A must see if your parents or relatives spent time here. For the complete experience the guided tour is a must. Great place to visit an eye opener.

The member of staff was so kind, responsive, sensitive in understanding why I was there and finding my parent’s records. A powerful, emotion-filled experience that was so beautifully supported by great staff. Our shared stories helped me see a wider picture also. Thank you so much!

A jewel in the NSW crown. Of all the wineries (all over Australia) that we have visited, this has to be the most passionate about their wines and how they produce them. As others have stated, a very warm welcome from Julianne the owner and of course from Milo the house Chocolate Labrador. A very pleasant location to enjoy a Sunday afternoon. The deck area welcomes you with birdsong and rustling of trees whilst you are protected from the sun by sturdy umbrellas. If you want to sit inside, an elegant dining area awaits. Platters are freshly made including home produce and there are also 2 and 3 course meals available. The wine tasting experience expanded to include the new moderately sweet wines which have just released. No spoilers - just make sure you visit and enjoy! Say hi to Milo on your way in and sign the visitor book on the way out! Exact location is 35.915013,147.323099

Amazing local, off-grid, forward-thinking, award-winning winery/cafe/restaurant, nestled away ~30mins from Albury in a beautiful hidden location, peaceful surrounds in amongst the valleys. It’s near the recently completed Woomargama Lookout, with great views of the surrounding valleys, where from some points you can even see Mt Kosciusko too. Owners Julianne and Les were amazing hosts, giving us great info about the areas, produce and their process. Eating areas are: outdoors, on deck with umbrellas for shade, and indoor, incl a comfy fireplace. Food was fresh, full of flavour. Barramundi with Prosciutto salad was superb. Great pairings with their own, award-winning Reisling. Wonderful coffee using a local Albury brew from The Brothers Cup. Great experience, will be back as we hear some sweeter wines, are nearly ready. 😉 We were treated to a special visit from Graham Robertson, an Antarctic polar biologist, who’s done a lot to help the fishing industry clean up their harmful practices. Everyone had great stories to tell. Delightful experience all around!

What a hidden gem! We were so warmly welcomed by Les and Julianne and were delighted in our sit down experience with Les, sampling all those beautiful wines produced at Flyfaire and coming to understand just why they are so unique! Lets just say we now have a whole new appreciation for what a Riesling has to taste like!! Will definitely be stopping by again!

What a wonderful experience! Les and Julianne made us feel so welcome. A must visit while in the area. Thank you for having us!

Thank you Julianne and Les for your wonderful hospitality yesterday. The atmosphere of this place is very warm and cozy with absolutely amazing wines. I thoroughly enjoyed my unplanned visit to this gorgeous winery. Highly recommend this place, Les and Julianne are absolutely beautiful and lovely couple who will make sure you have a great experience.

Called into the winery today (Sunday) for a wine tasting. I was informed by an elderly gent that it would cost $20 for 4 wines per head. I commented that that was a bit expensive, I was told " my time does not come cheap on a Sunday". Too stunned to reply we just walked out.

Les and Julianne were the most hospitable and genuine salt of the earth people. The wines were outstanding and the food delicious. Truely a 5 star experience. Flyfair winery is a must visit.

Incredible art work in merino wool. You will not believe until you see it. Worth the $5 entry.

I could not believe how detailed the images are. She is a very talented artist.

Absolutely worth going to see.. so much detail in every portrait

Delicious food, prompt service, attentive staff, great atmosphere

This art is just extraordinary. The wool colors are used to make shades and highlights.

Amazing work by very talented artist Doris Golder ❤️

Very interesting and worthwhile looking at.

Liked all of the different sculptures around the town

Glad to step back in time with the various sculptures around town. Main street buildings go back to the 1840's beautiful kept & you feel like you are back in that era. Water tower mural & museum ehere you walk back in time & also Doris Golder Gallery of layered wool art which consists of portraits and landscapes constructed in natural coloured fleece wool.

Wow we. This little town certainly does have a lot to offer. Any amenity you need will be here. Great locals to answer any of your questions. Well worth the visit.

Worth tracking them all down. Lots around town to see.

Nice little town, worth a look if you're driving through.

You have to see them,great work done in metal. Very clever

We detoured here on our way to Narrandera to see Water tower and got so much more. Sculpture trail is very clever use of rusty metal. Many lovely sculptures & murals throughout the town. Local boys were having a ball riding their bikes dressed as superheroes for Mad Sunday. Loved our visit here.

An attractive building, housing an impressive display of pottery and historic photographs of Australia's pottery industry over the last 2 centuries. Clear and clean displays over 2 levels, lots of informative cards, and an enthusiastic and involved owner who really adds to the experience. Well worth a visit!

Fascinating display of various pottery manufacturers in Australia starting from convict times. The many photos give an insight into the people and their work sites. Explanations of pottery making techniques, like the moulds, were helpful. Going to have a good look through grandma's cupboards searching for identification marks of Aussie potters. Some of the items on display look familiar ...

I walked 🚶‍♀️ around here today interesting displays of Australian pottery from the European settlement through to the 1920s. With over 2000 pieces from 130 companies, the earliest being from a convict potter by the name of a Jonathan Leak. The pieces displayed are from very plain through to very detailed designed and coloured pieces. No photos are allowed to be taken once inside the building. The building itself was absolutely stunning. Opened Thursday to Tuesday, 9.30 to 4.30, and priced at $10 for adults, $25 for families.

An amazing museum. The stories of how the collection came together from Geoff are wonderful and really give context as to how precious this Museum is for our history. Geoff you are going to record these wonderful tales of acquisition? Classic collecting process - Notice something you are interested in at a time when pieces are largely not collected or valued highly then pursue with determination.

A superb place for any visitor interested in early Australian Pottery. This museum is vast, well presented, informative and easy to get to from the highway. Check the website for opening times, the small fee and contact details for travellers who may be going through outside of regular open days.

Very good insight to our pottery history. Well done 👍✅

Must stop tourist attraction. A wonderful and comprehensive display of Australian pottery collected over 40 years by the owners/operators of this gem of a museum. Well displayed with illuminating texts that give you a real appreciation for the history of Australian pottery.

Two attractions are worth visiting. One is depiction of WW story through Hologram and second is the submarine control room, where you can actually use the periscope. Beside those, there are several other pieces of information. :)

I'd give it ten stars if possible volunteer run modest admission fee outstanding exhibit's interactive submarine control room

Awesome museum, which is not in the submarine like I thought it was 😅 It's close to it. Lots of history and cool things to check out.

Fantastic experience!! So much information and great displays. What an amazing story behind the submarine and the town's name. Thank you Beck for your help 🙂

What a cool place to stop at on your road trip to Canberra, Sydney or Melbourne. It’s got some truely awesome old submarines with a lot to explore as you wander the grounds. If you need a break on your road trip this is the perfect place for it, no matter if it’s for the photo op, a chance to stretch or a picnic in the park. Would love to go back and check out more of the museum portion of this exhibit however with the submarine being open all day every day, and the park too it’s an easy stop at any point on your trip.

Absolutely 💯 loved it ❤️ the kids and I loved every aspect of this ,how it is set-up in different areas but still so close , very Informative and the hologram room was "super cool" from my sons words lol

What a picturesque place to stop on your way to or from Sydney. We stopped here for lunch at the Holbrook bakery. Fantastic baked goods and delicious coffee, a must-visit for a snack. The Oberon class submarine is a fantastic place to learn about Australian and British naval history. Take a photo with the huge half-submerged submarine in the park. After this, you must visit the museum/visitors centre to take a walk through time. Stick around and watch the holographic history lesson in the centre's theatre. As of 08/03/22, the cost for an adult ticket to the museum is $7. Well worth it.

Fantastic hike with a unique biome. I saw a wedge tailed eagle up close and a sand Goanna! Take heaps of water in summer. Descent is steep for the harder trail. Great views. Happy hiker.

A local Jane told us about this hiking spot, that's it's the must do thing to do at The Rock town. The hike was really beautiful - views amazing. Just very rocky terrain. Wear good walking shoes and best to bring a walking stick to help with balance. There are two trials up. The ridge trail is very rocky and difficult if you are not used to that kind of hike. But we found it easy to do, just need to take your time And watch your footing. Home took us around 3 hours

Good track for the most part. As others have mentioned there are a couple of places where the track isn't as easy to see which way to go. The last ascent where you need to turn right has a yellow arrow but it is easy to miss if you aren't looking for it. It would benefit having a proper sign there. That is due to the track appearing to continue past it. Lot's of loose gravel particularly on the first 2km or so. Make sure you have decent footwear. Views are great and the facilities at the carpark are good with toilets and picnic area.

Some great walks with stunning views. Barbecue, picnic area and toilets all clean.

Great hike up to the top, definitely worth going to the proper summit for the views, they're incredible. Some challenging routes for experienced hikers which are lots of fun and there's a good loop you can do. Kangaroos about.

Fantastic hike up the mountain. Read a comment suggesting to start with Yerong track as it is mostly an easy walk to warm up before it begins to climb. Good signage as everyone has said all the way. Had great views of surrounding areas and good visibility on this summer afternoon. Wasn’t too hot as most of the way up was in tree coverage or behind the shadow of the mountain. After starting along Yugay track from the intersection you climb up again to the ridge and get more views. Only a short section required to scramble down steep rocks on the way back on Yugay track. Took under 3 hours including break time and mostly walking at an easy pace.

Great trek and excellent views from the top. Will definitely do it again!

Lovely spot to walk, run, bike ride. Also can bring boat down and do water sports. Lots of wild life to spot. Pretty parklands around lake. Saturday mornings 9 - 1, markets by the lake.

Lovely and peaceful environment around the lake. Walking and cycling can be done around the lake. Best place to enjoy environment in Wagga.

Nice spot for a walk, 1hr 20mins / 8700 steps to do a full lap. Well maintained public facilities, parks, toilets, bbqs and play equipment surrounding the lake.

It is a great location for activities, or just relaxing by the water. There are a lot of things to do around the lake; walking track, Apex park, fitness stations, golf, fishing, and more. The lake is shallow and the water murky, but you can still enjoy sailing, kayaking, paddle boarding and you will often see water skiers racing around.

Great place for a walk or ride around the lake. Such a shame about the algae problem it has, hopefully that issue will be corrected I miss seeing all the water activity (boats, paddle boarding and canoeing etc)

We rode around the whole lake. Was a good afternoon with my children and dog. There is a decent playground for the kids to enjoy near the boat ramp and gym stations along the asphalt walking track (which isn't ideal to skate/scooter on). There is a fairy garden in amoungst the trees at the far end between playground and club. Worth a walk or bike ride. Note: lake is smelly due to blue green algae

I was there on Friday 10/06/2022, I liked it, but was a very very cold windy day. It rained twice coming off the hills to the North of the lake. Very good lake to land a small float plan on if you have the skills to fly as a pilot.

The owners are lovely, kind and love their farm. Although called the Rustique Lavender Farm the owners no longer have Lavender growing as they are elderly, although have some fabulous stories and photos of the farm in its HeyDay which sounds like it was a very warming place to visit. We got to pat the miniature horses, though couldn’t pat any lama's or alpaca’s. The lady has a lovely little shop with great well priced lavender products we got a few.

Family own business we were greeted with a great smile and was looked after very well. Cash Only though.

Wonderful people, simple life, pure natural hand-made products. The passion towards nature and farming keeps the family running the farm for 60 years. It's not an overly-commercialised lavender farm, but the human touch is just heart-melting.

Lovely family - farmer Greg took pride in showing his skills with Whip - kids greatly enjoyed the miniature horses ..

Lovely place to visit. Highly recommended.

This place was awesome! I was able to see so many interesting things while visiting. Loved it!!

Very well set out gardens.with lots of picnic spots and BBQ, plus a small take away shop at the front. We worth the walk around with all the different areas set out like a native area, desert area, rain forest etc. Set out at least a 1/2 day to see it all. Jenny Divers

Well maintained gardens that's free entry and parking. There's different areas, eg kids playground, rainforest, zoo, cafe etc. There's a model railway but check times as it wasn't operating when i went during the weekday.

A gorgeous free zoo! You can pet the animals and hold the birds and feed the cows. Such a sweet and wonderful day out!

A lovely well-maintained garden. Very peaceful. Plenty of parking is available on-site.

In OK condition. It was disappointing that most plants were not labelled with their names and some gardens were full of weeds. However, there are many wonderful plants there, a zoo,, playgrounds and picnic facilities and a wonderful mini train to ride on on 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month. A great place for families.

Beautiful gardens to sit and enjoy the sun . We didn't see any animals . I think it's too cold for them. At 8 degrees at 1130 am. My whinge for these gardens are. The toilet lights didn't work. If I had a child go in there, it would scare them it was pitch black ⚫️ in the toilets. Luckily, I had my phone for lighting. Big slip up wagga council. It's a safety issue. Great area for kids to play. A nice walk to stretch ypur legs.

Great place to visit. Lovely volunteers 🙋‍♀️ to deal with. Very friendly every time our family has visited.

Surprisingly very entertaining. We went during the Easter Sunday event, and although it was a 2 hour wait, we all enjoyed it and was worth a whole lot more than $4 each! The train went through tunnels, and it was very long for $4. I still can't get over that it was $4 each. My kids can't stop talking about it. A big thank you to the volunteers, it was an amazing event .

Such a great miniature railway with dedicated volunteers. Great value at just $4 per rider. Loved it!

Great for the kids and too cheap.... I wish they were open more often.

Love it so much. Had a great time with the kids

Fantastic for kids and adults alike, run by volunteers, cost $3/person, worth a lot more.

Planned to be in wagga wagga on the correct Sunday during our trip from Adelaide to Canberra so we could go on this train. They've inexplicably decided to only open on April 9 this month. Would have been nice to mention this on the website. Very disappointing because it looks like a fantastic set up😔.

It's just amazing and definitely worth a visit.

A great and pleasing surprise. In excellent civic complex. Very good gallery. 3 very interesting exhibitions when I visited. Local and regional artists to the fore and a Clarice Beckett exhibition! Fascinating glass art collection..the National collection! Caff good too. Well worth a visit!

Beautiful art peices. The receptionist was hospitable. I enjoyed my time there.

A wonderful display of beautiful glass art pieces. The sleek bright building is the perfect setting. I loved the different techniques used and the variety in styles. Of the 800 art pieces in the collection, about 200 are displayed at a time. The exhibition changes every 3 months or so. I will definitely come back in Feb or March to visit again.

So glad we dropped in and checked out the exhibition on the two floors of of this iconic small gallery housing the National Glass Collection. Some amazing inspiring pieces on display.

Glad we visited the National glass gallery. Very high quality and range of works being exhibited. Definitely make the time to visit if in Wagga Wagga..

This art gallery was absolutely free! When we visited at the ground floor there was an exhibition by Tom Moore and it was fascinating. At the second floor there was some of the museum's collection. Well worth a visit! The lady on duty was very nice and helpful too. :)