Discover the best top things to do in Ascot Vale, Australia including Victory Park, Fairbairn Park, Ascot Vale Public Library, Rothwell Park, Ascot Vale Station, The Union, Public Life, Tickity Boo, Walter Street Reserve Playground, Carino Tapas Bar.
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The Essendon Community Playground is fun for kids, especially those 5 to 13. It will keep kids occupited for several hours, there is lots to do. The playground was built through a community effort, mainly with volunteer labour. The name "Victory Park" comes from the war memorial, which was unveiled in 1922 by Brigadier General "Pompey" Eliott, a local man who gained fame through his exploits in World War I. Since then, a plaque has been added to commemorate Australian men and women who served in all wars and conflicts. Children from nearby schools can be seen participating in ANZAC commemotation services. By the way, there's a BBQ, and gazebo in the park, and a supermarket nearby.
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Fairbairn Park hosts a variety of sports, including a number of soccer pitches. The tennis and netball courts are being upgraded. It's a big park, which fits into a bend in the river. It has tables and benches. Unless you are into sport, there is really not much to see, but the golf course has a pleasant café with a good view of the links. There's also a driving range, which is popular with golfers.
4.5 based on 6 reviews
The Ascot Vale Library is on the corner of Union Road and St Leonard's Road. It has large corner windows, which brighten up the Library. It has a convenient magazine corner. The Library also has an extensive DVD collection. Its monograph collection includes fiction and some interesting biographies. The seed library is interesting -- you take the seeds, grow the plants and when they turn to seed, you return the new seeds to the Library. The Library also has computers. One intriguing feature is the Book Nook, where families can read together. The Ascot Vale Library is a member of the Moonee Valley Regional Library Service.
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Ascot Vale Station dates from 1860, making it one of the earliest sursviving stations in Melbourne's metropolitan railway network. It's a good-looking structure, made of red brick. It served the private Melbourne to Essendon line, but the line folded in 1864. The line was revivied under government ownership in 1871. It's still earning its keep, as one of the key stations on the Craigieburn Line. The suburb of Ascot Vale underwent a gentrification process and now it is a moderately expensive area, close to the City. The Station is convenient to the 57, 59 and 82 trams.
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The Union Hotel is a venue full of surprises. Built in 1878, the Heritage-listed prominent corner hotel has always been a popular place to catch up with friends. Located in the heart of the Melbourne Racing precinct, the venue comprises several large and spacious areas catering from the individual all the way up to bookings of 150 or more. From The Bistro Bar, serving lunch and dinner seven days a week, to The Locals Bar, where you can have a punt, or chat with a local expert, there's a place for everyone. And then there's The Other Bar, a room to step up in sophistication, and try the exotic things in life, like a special cocktail, or a fine wine. Then there is the indoor/outdoor Beer Garden with a retractable roof, where it's party time 12 months a year. In for a quick bite, or settling in for the night? The Union Hotel is renowned locally for its quality meals. Catering for groups of varying sizes, the Union's Bistro Bar is versatile and welcoming. Take a seat in front of the Big Screen TVs with your mates to watch the best LIVE sporting action brought to you by Fox Sports HD. Or be one with nature and eat al fresco in the cozy Beer Garden out back. When the weather is good, a large retractable roof can open, offering more room to enjoy a beer or a meal in beautiful sunlight and fresh air. Everyone is an expert in The Locals Bar. The only thing taller than the stories is the ceiling, but not by much. It contains a busy TAB, in the heart of Melbourne's racing precinct, nestled midway between the famous Flemington and Moonee Valley Race Courses. Keep an ear our and you just might hear a 'special' tip. Live sports on the big screens, Keno, and a pool table and dartboard give plenty of options to the 'punter'. The latest incarnation at The Union Hotel is simply known as The Other Bar. A stunning architecturally designed bar is the centrepiece in the room of decadence. Try one of the house cocktails, or peruse the carefully tailored wine list for that special drop. With 10 beers on tap, a Pinchos menu, mood lighting and DJs playing late into the night, it's a one-stop destination point for those looking for a good night close to home.
4.0 based on 9 reviews
Tickity Boo is a safe & fun filled kid's play centre located in Ascot Vale. From organising fun parties to hosting groovy toddler discos, we do it all! We host a variety of fun & safe activities for kids, specially catered for those under the age of eight, such as toddler discos, circus workshops & more!
Every parent can relate to the stress of thowing a child's birtday party. Tickity Boo has four themed rooms -- fairy, ocean, jungle and racing -- which keep the yougsters entertained while you relax. Tickity Boo is in Mt Alexander Rd, Travancore. Transport is convenient -- the train station is within walking distance, and the Number 59 tram goes right by rhe door. Tickety Boo is a fun venue for children who want to hae fun.
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