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Discover the best top things to do in Yackandandah, Australia including Karr's Reef Goldmine, Yackandandah Visitor Information Centre, Yackandandah Museum, Spiritus Art Gallery, Sluga Gallery, Yack Station, Sir Isaac Isaacs Palm Tree, Yackandandah Mining Gorge, Ausmentos, Kirby's Flat Pottery.
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1. Karr's Reef Goldmine
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By leefQ3409HR
Absolutely brilliant tour. Greg has put in thousands of hours of time researching the history of gold mining at Yackandandah and followed the path of some of the most notable characters during the town's 30 year long gold rush. He's personally qualified in several government regulated industries solely to be able to share his passion for this fascinating historic period and bought a gold mine! You couldn't wish for more detail or knowledge on a subject and I can't recommend this tour highly enough, next time we're close to Yackandandah we'll certainly attend the your again.
2. Yackandandah Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
The Visitor Information Centre is conveniently located in the main street of Yackandandah in the historic Old Post Office. The Centre offers visitors information on attractions, accommodation and activities in historic Yackandandah. To protect our community and yours by adhering to the restrictions directed by the Victorian State Government our centre is current closed at the moment. However we are still available on phone and email to provide information. We look forward to welcoming you back to Yackandandah when it is safe to do so. Stay informed by visiting www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus.
Reviewed By jennym867 - Perth, Australia
While travelling in the area and visiting attractions in the area, we stopped at the visitor centre from some help. The lady was new, and did not know a couple of things, but went out of her way to find the answers and educate herself for future visitors, very well done and helpful, would recommend this centre and town to visit to anyone travelling near this area, the history is amazing, and the people are too. Thank you Yackandandah hope to visit again soon.
3. Yackandandah Museum
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
A local history collection, with Yackandandah Stories, objects, photographs and documents, changing displays, publications and a research facility operated by our researchers. Housed in two historic buildings, - an 1860 Bank of Victoria, and a slab and shingle 1857 Manager's cottage. A large stored collection is separately housed.
Reviewed By Annieco1 - Wollongong, Australia
We were passing through Yackandandah and stopped for a bite to eat then wandered through the main street and discovered this lovely museum. Entry is by donation and it's run by informative and enthusiastic volunteers. Well worth looking through the old Bank of Victoria building and Manager's cottage out the back. Provides an interesting insight to the history of the area. Yackandandah is a lovely little town not far from the much busier Beechworth.
4. Spiritus Art Gallery
5. Sluga Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
NOTE: Please check Sluga Gallery website or google for current opening hours. Hours will vary to the hours listed on trip advisor. Gallery, Studio and Shop of renowned contemporary artist Charles Sluga
Reviewed By CorvettePete - Belconnen, Australia
We had a wander through here and ended up have a great chat with the artist about the tours that he hosts through Croatia. It was very interesting.
6. Yack Station
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Yack Station contains 14 individual art/craft studios with shared workshop and Gallery areas. The rail heritage of the Yackandandah Station is located in an original Guard's van. The warehouse type building , which was built in 2013/2014 ,is constructed from recycled and re-purposed materials on an industrial scale. This includes internal oregon wall cladding from the old Albury Silos and glass doors and windows from The Strand Arcade in Melbourne. A separate fine art gallery houses locally made woodwork and glasswork as well as some indigenous giftware and jewellery from regionally based artists.
Reviewed By KenF168 - Cambridge, United States
Interesting just for its architectural details, this is a very cool in-progress facility and hub for area artists and crafts people. Items for sales are quite reasonably priced. It will only get better with time. Well worth the very short ride from the main strip in Yackandandah!
7. Sir Isaac Isaacs Palm Tree
8. Yackandandah Mining Gorge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Global50346380877 - Yackandandah, Australia
Yackandandah in autumn is spectacular. We spent time walking the varies walks and trails including the Yackandandah mining gorge trail, we also spent time wondering the streets of Yackandandah enjoying all its old world charm dressed up in gorgeous autumnal colours, and cycled the Yackandandah creek cycling / walking trail. The best!!
9. Ausmentos
10. Kirby's Flat Pottery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 5 reviews
Kirbys Flat Pottery is the Studio Workshop & Gallery of John Dermer, Australian potter. Exhibition & collectors quality salt glazed & terra sigillata ceramics, & a range of porcelain tableware are available. Annual exhibitions are held on the last weekend of November & every Easter weekend. The gallery is normally open every weekend & most Victorian school holidays from 10:30am to 5:00pm.
