Top Things to do in Kyneton
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What to do and see in Kyneton, Victoria: The Best Free Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Kyneton, Australia including Piper Street Food Co, Blackhill Reserve, Animus Distillery & Cocktail Lounge, Piper Street, Kyneton Ridge Estate, The Kyneton Farmer's Market, Kyneton Mineral Springs Reserve, Kyneton Botanical Gardens, Nickleby's Antiques, Turpins Falls.
Restaurants in Kyneton
1. Piper Street Food Co
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By theresabM3558RQ - Melbourne, Australia
Had seen the PSFco on TV a few weeks ago and was determined to visit to pick up a pork pie. Was not disappointed the pork pie delicious with crisp outer pastry and beautiful pork and aspic filling. We also picked up terrine and rillette equally delicious. Brianna is delightful and happy to show you around and discuss the produce. Will definitely be back for more produce. Don't drive by go in and support local producers creating beautiful produce.
2. Blackhill Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
3. Animus Distillery & Cocktail Lounge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Our premium, hand crafted, artisan gins are created on premises in our microdistillery and cocktail lounge. Sink back into a chesterfield while you sip on gin, a cocktail, local wines, craft beers or some of our hand selected whiskies. Watch the gin drip fresh from the still will surrounded by jazz and the aromas of fresh botanicals.
Reviewed By F8361XVsarahs - Brisbane, Australia
The evening at Animus Distillery was fantastic - the staff there are just amazing!! I was there for a birthday with friends, but it is worth making this place a first stop on your Melbourne road trip as its only an hour by rental car fro the airport. The boys & their staff have such tangible beautiful passion for what they do, and over all of it is the amazing fragrances of the distillery that operates right from inside the bar. Kyneton in Victoria is a perfect place for a gin distillery doorstep bar like this: all the history of the place somehow is a perfect backdrop for that most English of spirits. I’d suggest setting aside several nights to go back there & sample your way through the Animus gins, along with the boys recommended tonics. Make a long weekend of it, and make space in your suitcase for a couple of their stylish bottles to come back home with you. Ten-out-of-ten for Animus Distillery!
4. Piper Street
5. Kyneton Ridge Estate
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 30 reviews
Kyneton Ridge is famous for award winning Pinot Noir and Shiraz. Come to our cellar door to sample and buy a great selection of wines. Our cellar door is open Sat, Sun and most public holidays 11am-5pm (other times by appointment). We have light meals on weekends, including wood fired pizza and scrumptious home made cakes. Grinders Coffee served or buy wine by the glass. Sit back and relax with some of the best views in the region, over our vines and all the way to Castlmaine on a clear day.Kyneton Ridge is only 10 minutes from the town of Kyneton. Just look for the sign 10kms down Edgecombe Road.
Reviewed By rosemaryr963 - Seaford, Australia
A lovely family owned winery! Very friendly and welcoming. Beautiful setting and accoustic guitarist on Saturday afternoon.
6. The Kyneton Farmer's Market
7. Kyneton Mineral Springs Reserve
8. Kyneton Botanical Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By L8074RKjohnh - Macedon Ranges, Australia
Outstanding gardens and on about 10acres. Goes right down to the Campaspe River and a small weir. Great picnic spot and amenities Unbelievable childrens park within
9. Nickleby's Antiques
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 13 reviews
10. Turpins Falls
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Angie6142 - Greater Bendigo, Australia
This is a beautiful little spot to have a picnic and a splash. Wear your walking shoes! (You’re likely to roll an ankle on the steep trek down) Before TripAdvisor did an article on this spot, it was a nice place that could fit around 4-5 groups comfortably. On the visit today, we were met with a gross amount of cars. Think 30-40... Yikes! (No) Thanks for sharing #TripAdvisor
