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What to do and see in Inglewood, Victoria: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Inglewood, Australia including Fusspots At Inglewood, Kooyoora State Park, Melville Caves, Eucalyptus Distillery Museum, Inglewood Town Hall, Sloan Park, Inglewood Botanical Gardens, Inglewood Aged Beef.
1. Fusspots At Inglewood
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5.0 based on 12 reviews
Vintage shopping at its best! We have a spacious store with plenty of room to social distance and sell a wide range of items including books, records, china, pottery, glass, homewares, manchester, tins & furniture.
2. Kooyoora State Park
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By chullybully - Ballarat, Australia
Beautiful national park full of wildlife Landscape spectacular Full of crazy bolders Like the land of the giants A must see Free camping grounds Toilets Water and fire pits available Part of the Melville Caves Beware there are mine shafts in area so stick to paths Go !
3. Melville Caves
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4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By GiannaD53
What a lovely spot for a day trip. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Nice picnic grounds and camping spot too. Various walking tracks to choose from.
4. Eucalyptus Distillery Museum
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
In the Loddon Valley town of Inglewood – the heart of Eucalyptus country - you’ll find a cellar door experience with a difference. The Eucalyptus Distillery Museum offers visitors a glimpse into the rich history, production and uses of Australia’s first indigenous export – eucalyptus oil. This interactive tourist attraction tells the story of Australia’s eucalyptus industry and its unique links with the region through historical artefacts, photographs, demonstrations and multi-media displays. It boasts a working model distillery where visitors can see eucalyptus leaves being made into ‘liquid gold’. Visitors can also sniff test different species. Eucalyptus Polybractea, or Blue Mallee, is native to the region and yields a distinctive strong aroma and medicinal properties. Visitors can also do a walking tour of the historic Old Jones’ Distillery which is preserved onsite. Strolling through the distillery artefacts is truly like stepping back in time.
Reviewed By keisha01au - Victoria, Australia
Very welcoming staff. Informative displays on the history of the area. Interesting demonstration on how the eucalyptus oil is distilled. Highly recommend a visit.
