Top Things to do In Daylesford 2021

"Melbourne's Gold Museum is located in Sovereign Hill on the outskirts of the city, which was once a holy place for gold rushing. This museum houses many locally excavated gold ore, as well as cultural relics and scenes that reflect all aspects of the life and production of the gold prospectors at that time, so that everyone can fully understand the hardships of the gold rush life at that time and the mood of getting rich overnight. Wonderful and worth visiting."

"The Golden Dragon Museum in Bendigo is a historical museum dedicated to showcasing the struggle of the Chinese who came to this land more than 100 years ago. The scene at that time is restored in a very real way, and there are many wax statues, as if time and space have traveled through, and it feels very cordial."

"Displays and exhibitions are detailed and realistic, many of which are interactive. The Museum is ideal for both the curious child and learned adult, making it perfect for day out for the family. Don't miss seasonal exhibitions (the most recent one being Jurassic World which was very impressive). Be prepared to spend at least 2 to 3 hours to fully enjoy what the museum has to offer. They also have a cafe and souvenir shop.Tip: It gets really busy (sometimes chaotic!) during the school holidays so try a weekday morning during off-peak seasons for a more relaxed experience."

"such a nice place in a middle of Melbourne to visit and join exibitions. went there twice and it was such a cool experience."

"Bendigo Art Museum is an art museum with very local characteristics. It houses many ancient and modern artists’ works, including paintings, sculptures and home design. It houses many paintings by Australian masters. It is precious and valuable for research. It is definitely worth coming to appreciate and appreciate."

"Very interesting and interactive. You should check this place out if you are in to history."

"The famous Royal Exhibition Hall is one of Australia’s World Heritage Sites. The Exhibition Hall is adjacent to Melbourne’s Central Business District. At that time, the exhibition hall was built to hold the Melbourne International Exhibition of 1880-1881. In 1901, the opening ceremony of the first Australian Parliament was held here. In the 20th century, a small part of the building and the side pavilions were demolished by fire."

"This is a very large open-air museum in Ballarat, located on the famous Sovereign Hill. It used to be a holy place for gold mining more than 100 years ago, and it still retains many buildings and gold mining equipment at the time. Coming here suddenly seems to have a feeling of time travel back more than 100 years ago. Everyone can fully appreciate the life of the gold digger at that time, it is really interesting."

"Another awesome Australian war memorial I visited. There is amazing museum, and if you go up you will get amazing view on city for free. I had really great time but because I was there with kids I will need to go there again to enjoy properly because this shrine deserve that. After visiting this place is great idea to make some Anzac biscuits :)"

"The acoustics are very good, the seats are very comfortable, and there is a lot of space between the two rows of seats, so the knees will not be squeezed. This is a great modern theater. The lobby has very dark areas and bright areas. To be honest, it's a bit confusing. The auditorium is very beautiful, a bit like the 80s, a bit cheap, but the sound and vision are good. The performance we watched is world-class and amazing."