Bath Lane

Best discovered by day, Bath Lane has a
stylish mix of relaxed cafés, delicatessens,
fashion, accessories, beauty boutiques
and more.

It epitomises village life in the heart of
Bendigo and incorporates the newly
developed Bendigo Bank complex
complete with funky new laneways.
Discover artisans at work, dining delights
and shopping to set you apart.

Bull Street & Hargreaves Street

Trendy and innovative shops, beauty
salons, bars, pubs and cafés give energy
to the stunning streetscape.

Set between the decorative Law Courts
(1896) and the Bendigo Town Hall (1885),
this shopping strip is cosmopolitan and
surrounded by beauty. Take the time to
explore the newly invigorated Chancery
Lane for an eclectic approach to fashion
and a ‘foodie’ approach to dining.

Hargreaves Mall & Williamson Street

A cosmopolitan and modern shopping
strip, full of variety.

Shopping gems abound as Australia’s first
Myer department store sets the standard.
You’ll find your favourite named stores,
fashionable clothing outlets and quirky
gems in one convenient location.

Lyttleton Terrace & Queen Street

A charming stretch of shops that is
bursting with a zest for life!

There are gourmet eateries, sophisticated
clothing stores, art supplies, inspired
giftware and a wonderful organic grocery
store that is full of flavour. Be sure to
weave through adjoining laneways and
walks to unearth even more of the diverse
offerings in this precinct.

Mitchell Street

Variety and quality are top of mind along
this jam-packed strip where food, coffee,
fashion and supremely stylish homewares
add to the ambience.

You’ll find your favourite named stores
amongst some of Bendigo’s most original
and eclectic retailers. Dining offers a mix of
European and Asian-inspired experiences
and delectable treats are in abundance.

Pall Mall & High Street

A magnificently wide boulevard, beautifully
framed by the stunning Alexandra
Fountain, a bustling tramway, majestic
parklands and grand heritage buildings.

Find modern, contemporary dining that
spills out to the heritage sidewalks,
try traditional Yum Cha at the Golden
Dragon Museum, explore a range of
international cuisines or dine aboard tram
976. Contemporary furniture, collectable
books and heavenly hats add finesse to
the shopping ambience.

View Street

Arts and culture thrive along this
exquisite precinct. While bustling with
innovation and intrigue, it is lined by
some of Victoria’s most superb gold
rush architecture and leads to the
world-class Bendigo Art Gallery.

Give yourself time to meander and
fossick for treasures in eclectic galleries,
antique shops and fashion havens.
Top off your stroll in a sophisticated
wine bar or restaurant to watch the
colourful world go by.

Minutes Away

Dining and shopping experiences
are dotted throughout Bendigo,
beyond the central precincts and into
the surrounding district.

Around many corners you’ll discover
stylish shopping, artistic studios, historic
hotels, interesting restaurants, pampering
paradises and the finest treasures.

Nearby Towns: Heathcote

Nestled amidst Box-Ironbark forests
and with a strong historical background
dating back to the 1850s, Heathcote
is a thriving village. It offers a flair
for regionally inspired produce, wine,
dining and shopping.

By strolling along the main street
you’ll discover its charm and character.
The well-preserved streetscape is
beautifully lined with bull nose verandahs
and fine Victorian architecture, adding to
the inspired contemporary atmosphere.