| apartments and cottages add full kitchens, living areas and patios with seating. there's a bar-and-grill offering a la carte dining in a relaxed setting. some have whirlpool baths. 6 km from bendigo stadium. some provide laundry facilities. . set 1. featuring free wi-fi, the straightforward rooms have flat-screen tvs, minifridges, tea and coffeemaking facilities and room service. other amenities include a heated outdoor pool (summer only), an indoor hot tub and a bbq area, plus 3 conference rooms and free parking. 1 km from the golden dragon museum, this laid-back motel is also 2 km from bendigo railway station and 2
Bendigo Airport 11 min
Lake Weeroona (5 min) Bendigo Pottery (12 min) Bendigo Visitor Centre (11 min) Bendigo Tourism (9 min) Bendigo Tramways (4 min)
Attraction offering city history tours on restored trams from the early & mid-20th century. Rosalind Park (12 min)
Downtown park with a fernery, an 1800s conservatory, gardens & avenues lined with big shade trees. Soldiers Memorial Institute Military Museum Bendigo (9 min) Bendigo Art Gallery (13 min)
Longtime destination for visual arts exhibits (both regional & international) over many eras. Discovery Science & Technology Centre (4 min)
Museum with 100+ hands-on science exhibits, a large slide, a planetarium & an area for small kids. Alexandra Fountain (8 min)
Popular fountain built of granite, cast iron & stone in 1800 with sea-themed & female figures. Bendigo Botanic Gardens (10 min)
Long-running botanical garden known for its stunning landscape & variety of indigenous flora. Golden Dragon Museum (4 min)
Cultural complex with Chinese history exhibits, plus a traditional garden, tearoom & gift shop. Central Deborah Gold Mine (1 min)
Unique spot offering a guided, subterranean tour of a historical mine, plus a gold panning activity. Bendigo Joss House Temple (6 min)
Built in the 1870s, this small Chinese place of worship is dedicated to the god of war & prosperity. Sacred Heart Cathedral (11 min)
Seat of the Bishop of Sandhurst, this Catholic cathedral had a peal of bells installed in 2001. | 
