Top Things to do in Macedon Ranges
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Top 10 Things to do Good for Big Groups in Macedon Ranges, Victoria
Discover the best top things to do in Macedon Ranges, Australia including Paramoor Winery, Sand Art Gallery, Wine O'Clock, Mount Macedon, Malmsbury Viaduct, Hanging Rock Reserve, Woodend Children's Park, Blackhill Reserve, Cope-Williams Winery, Gisborne Olde Time Market.
Restaurants in Macedon Ranges
1. Paramoor Winery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
Paramoor Winery was established in 2005 by Will Fraser, and is already one of the most popular and awarded wineries in the Macedon Ranges.A boutique operation, Paramoor Winery is not about mass production. Quality always comes before quantity – and there is quality in everything the winery does. From the meticulous selection of grapes for Paramoor’s wine, to the perfectly elegant homemade pizzas that are served at the cellar door, every detail is considered… and the results speak for themselves. In just a short time Paramoor’s wines have attracted international recognition, with high praise coming from the likes of Australia’s most recognised wine critic, James Halliday, who has awarded Paramoor 5 stars and called Paramoor an ‘excellent producer of very high quality wines’ and has judged several Paramoor wines to be among the best in the nation. Paramoor Winery’s cellar door tasting and sales area, converted from old stables, draws a crowd as much for its relaxed ambience and thoughtful displays of history, as for its outstanding wines and pizza. A visit to Paramoor is a must for anyone touring the picturesque Macedon Ranges. Paramoor Winery ….. award winning wines, great food, and a cellar door that is fast becoming the most talked about in the region.
Reviewed By Z2705SNpata - Melbourne, Australia
This is a rustic experience that we loved. Wine tasting is in a large barn on an old couch with few visitors to compete with. The owner loves his craft and is happy to take visitors through his range. We enjoyed the pinots, both red and white, and left with a case at $25 per bottle. Very enjoyable
2. Sand Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 30 reviews
Sand Art Gallery is a unique Sand Sculpting Exhibition. Amazing Sculptures have been created in 30 tonnes of sand by world class artists to our theme Enchanted Forest Adventure. The event is housed in architectural dome tents creating a unique ambience that compliments our gallery. Kids activities,and a cafe are all on offer at Sand Art Gallery Adult tickets 13+ only $15 Children tickets 4-12 only $7. Children 3 and under FREE
Reviewed By loopalina
What a gem of a place. Great for young children, teenager's, adults, and mobility impaired. Rosie and Leo are fantastic hosts and tell a wonderful story as they guide you through the stunning enchanted forest made from sand, and sculpted by the world's best sand scultpers. There is also an onsite cafe and art gallery at the Dromkeen homestead
3. Wine O'Clock
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By D5304HNroberth - Melbourne, Australia
Looking for somewhere to relax with great music and fine wine. You'll find it right here full stop Congratulations to the owners of this venue wine o clock. An extremely relaxing venue and a pleasure to visit every time hospitality is outstanding
4. Mount Macedon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By kymnye2014 - Greater Melbourne, Australia
Beautiful area. Stunning views and lovely open gardens. Great place to visit for a stay or just to look at the wonderful garden displays.
5. Malmsbury Viaduct
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Victorianlad - Melbourne, Australia
I have been across this viaduct numerous times on a V/Line train but when we visited midweek during November 2020, my friend and I found that V/Line had shut the line for 15 days for maintenance. Going by the demeanour of 'workers' near Elphinstone sttaion, not much work was occurring, typical for an organisation that ha slost its focus with the recent sacking of its CEO for alleged corruption. The viaduct is best viewed from a minor road off the old Calder Highway that leads to a nature reserve, and then one can walk along a track adjacent to the famous aqueduct that we were pleased to see is flowing (in previous years it has often lacked any water, but rainfall in 2020 has been excellent). The resultant photos are worthwhile. Standing underneath the viaduct makes one wonder at how incredibly bright the railway engineers were in 1860, given that they lacked today's surveying and heavy earthmoving equipment. The navvies had to rely upon picks, shovels and backbreaking labour, and scaffolding compared to today's was probably dangerous and we would say substandard. But they perservered with this 'main line' being built to a wonderfully high standard although it caused a financial drain on the accounts of the post-gold rush colony of Victoria. These men who built the railway deserve our huge thanks.
6. Hanging Rock Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 414 reviews
Reviewed By TRPoly - Traralgon, Australia
What a great place to visit, the walk to the summit is pretty easy (although quite steep at times) and once there, there are so many lookouts. Take the time to find each points of interest, it makes for a fun day and it'll ensure you get to see the many angles there are to see! We returned the following day to get some better photos (the 1st day was cloudy) and still managed to see parts we didn't see the 1st day. Tip for the people who want to enjoy the scenery and ambiance of the reserve... Get there early before the bus loads of families with their screaming kids...lol ????????
7. Woodend Children's Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By We_3_Travellers888 - Melbourne, Australia
Good set up with fun things to do and lovely story behind the park. Flying Fox, instruments, BBQs, shaded seating.
8. Blackhill Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
9. Cope-Williams Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
A winery, conference centre and art gallery featuring Australia's most consistently awarded sparkling wine, a full cricket pitch and pavilion, the largest collection of internationally acclaimed indigenous and modern art in the area and accomodation for business or leisure.
10. Gisborne Olde Time Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Hoadjie - Gisborne, Australia
Always love coming to this market. There is easily 100 stores at this market. From food, drinks, clothes, handmade items. There is just about everything covered. I recommend getting in early for it does get supper busy at lunch time.
