Alexandra Visitor Information Centre

Visitors are invited to obtain a copy of the seasonal publication Murrindindi Magic which features maps and a calendar of events. Copies are available free of charge from the Information Centre.

About  Alexandra 

• located in the foothills of Australia's Great Dividing Range
• population of around 2,500
• 130ks north east of Melbourne
• gateway to Lake Eildon, National Parks and snowfields. 
• historic town with heritage walk and historic buildings framing the main Grant street
• annual festivals and events happen throughout the year in the main Grant street

Things To See and Do 
Parks, Walks, Gardens

• visit the Information Centre and pick up pamphlets on local scenic drives/walks around Alexandra
• Lake Eildon National Park - camping, fishing, boating, swimming, picnic & bbq area, toilets, walking tracks, bird watching.
• Cathedral Range State Park - camping, picnic & bbq area, toilets, walking tracks
• Rubicon State Forest - camping, picnic & bbq area, bush walking, toilets.
• Rotary Park - picnic & bbq area, toilets.  Centrally located in Alexandra.
• Jack Shiel Gardens - statue of Princess Alexandra, beautiful trees, manicured gardens.
• McKenzie Reserve - bush walking, wildflowers in Spring.

Places to Visit

• The Alexandra Timber & Tramway Museum.  Open 2nd Sunday each month and major public holidays.
• Antiques
• Pottery
• Wineries

Accomodation
Alexandra boasts a wide vcariety of accommodation in the area consisting of award winning Bed & Breakfast, Cottages, Cabins, Motels, Caravan parks and Resorts.
Phone the Visitor Information Centre for a booking.

Festival and Events

• Easter Sunday - Easter Fair in the main Grant street
• June long weekend - Truck, Ute & Rod Show.
• 4th weekend in October - Open Gardens
• 3rd weekend in November - Rose Festival
• Christmas Eve Carnival in the main Grant street