Castlemaine prospered in the 1850s following the discovery of gold, the legacy of those time is still evident today, with cute miners’ cottages nestled against grand old buildings. Nowadays, this lively town is home to a flourishing arts scene, matched by a talented community of brewers, winemakers and restaurateurs.
Businesses
BIG4 Castlemaine Gardens Holiday Park
Your perfect base in the historic Goldfields.
Buda Castlemaine
Buda Historic Home and Garden is an 1861…
Castlemaine Boutique Accommodation
Castlemaine Boutique Accommodation offers a…
Castlemaine Vintage Bazaar
The Castlemaine Vintage Bazaar plays host to…
Coffee Basics – Das Kaffeehaus
A coffee roastery and Viennese coffeehouse in The…
Shedshaker Brewing
Fine craft beer at the historic Woollen Mill in…
Wild Food & Wine
Open for casual drinks and grazing throughout the…
Inspiration
Interview with Calum McClure – The Old Castlemaine Gaol
The Governor's Café at the Old Castlemaine Goal…
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