It's often the first thing you wonder when you travel: 'Where do the locals go? That's sure to be the best place.' If a community enjoy visiting, you can feel confident that you're in for a good thing.

Our plot thickens. An eclectic mix of new businesses have been sprouting around the Daylesford & Macedon Ranges region, much like our happy daffodils.

Self-isolation doesn't mean you can't stay connected. We want to help you get lost for a moment and experience some of the things that make the Daylesford and the Macedon Ranges so unique. Here are some highlights from across the region:

The goldfields town of Talbot is renowned for its monthly farmers’ market. On the third Sunday of each month, the heritage streetscape transforms into a bustling marketplace.

Much-loved and respected regional success story Creswick Woollen Mills has collaborated with Melbourne based artist Tammy Kanat on a luxury Alpaca throw collection.

Imagine embracing the onset of the cooler months in a state of calm and vitality. As the leaves change colour in autumn, it’s tempting to curl-up on the couch, reach for comfort food and hibernate.

First settled around the 1860s, the place known as Blampied epitomises the ‘blink and you miss it’ town. Cruising down the highway, it is easy to zoom past, but the things to see here are far from forgettable.

Art is often defined as self-expression through creativity. Not everyone can be a famed artist or designer, but all of us can, and do, choose to express ourselves creatively each day in what we wear.