Guidebook for Chewton
Food Scene
Beautiful french style pastries using high quality ingredients.
26 Einheimische empfehlen
Johnny Baker
46 Forest StreetBeautiful french style pastries using high quality ingredients.
Authentic Thai food - very tasty - offer take away and delivery service.
8 Einheimische empfehlen
Naam Pla Thai
36 Hargraves StAuthentic Thai food - very tasty - offer take away and delivery service.
Mulberry's Delicatessen
60 Lyttleton StGreat selection of local and continental deli produce.
Shopping
Castlemaine Fruit Supplies
73 Mostyn StGood place for fresh fruit and veg, bread and deli items.
Great place to stock up on food supplies - also has an enoteca section for more exotic items.
16 Einheimische empfehlen
Maxi IGA Castlemaine
Hargraves StreetGreat place to stock up on food supplies - also has an enoteca section for more exotic items.
Starting as the Castlemaine Woollen Mill in 1875, the Mill is now home to a large vintage bazaar as well as a food precinct individual small businesses: café, coffee roastery, wine, ice-cream, bread, cakes, beer, and more.
41 Einheimische empfehlen
The Mill Castlemaine (whole site - multiple businesses)
9 Walker StStarting as the Castlemaine Woollen Mill in 1875, the Mill is now home to a large vintage bazaar as well as a food precinct individual small businesses: café, coffee roastery, wine, ice-cream, bread, cakes, beer, and more.
Parks & Nature
Beautiful place for a walk. Swimming is great in warmer times of the year.
13 Einheimische empfehlen
Expedition Pass Reservoir
Beautiful place for a walk. Swimming is great in warmer times of the year.
A historically significant park - called the world's riches shallow alluvial gold field, in the 1850's gold rush the park was home to thousands of prospectors hoping to find their fortune. Also the site of the Monster Meeting in 1851 15,000 Diggers met to protest about the planned doubling of the licence fee. This took place before the Red Ribbon Rebellion and Eureka Stockade.
Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park
A historically significant park - called the world's riches shallow alluvial gold field, in the 1850's gold rush the park was home to thousands of prospectors hoping to find their fortune. Also the site of the Monster Meeting in 1851 15,000 Diggers met to protest about the planned doubling of the licence fee. This took place before the Red Ribbon Rebellion and Eureka Stockade.
Drinks & Nightlife
Theatre Royal
30 Hargraves StGreat line up of live music and films.