Kyneton

Wellbeing, fine food and history go hand in hand in Kyneton, on the lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung and Taungurung peoples. Once a place of rest for miners on the way to the Bendigo goldfields, Kyneton now boasts a tempting array of renowned restaurants, wineries and cafes, day spas, boutiques and cultural festivals.

Piper Street & beyond

Linger on Piper Street, a modern-day gourmand's paradise long known for its heritage buildings and antique dealers.

Order vibrant plates of modern South East Asian cuisine at Fook Shing or treat yourself to French-bistro style fare at Midnight Starling. Find pub grub classics at the The Kyneton Hotel. Round out your ramble with a small-batch, handcrafted gin at Animus Distillery's lounge and cellar door.

Natural springs & day spas

The Kyneton, Daylesford, Hepburn Springs region is home to the largest concentration of natural mineral springs in Australia. Fill your bottles at the old pump and picnic under the rotunda at Kyneton Mineral Springs Reserve or opt for a more tailored R&R experience at Ellenis or the Maiaveda Holistic Day Spa.

Bluestone beauties and river views

Wander along nineteenth-century granite streets lined with bluestone architecture on Piper and Mollison Streets. Spot stately bluestone churches, primary schools and railway stations. Grab a small piece of history at a local antiques shop, or find out more at heritage-listed Kyneton Museum.

Bring your bike to town and pedal down leafy country lanes on the Three Towns Scenic Route, enjoy bushwalking in Black Hill Reserve or explore the historic botanic gardens, established in 1858. Make the most of Kyneton's vantage point on the Campaspe River.

Bumper calendar

Kyneton boasts a packed calendar of community and cultural events throughout the year. Stock up on fresh, seasonal produce at the farmers' market on Piper Street the second Saturday of each month and cheer on your favourite horse at the Kyneton Cup. Swing by in spring for the Kyneton Antique Fair and Kyneton Daffodil and Arts Festival.