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Lets create pottery medieval picnic
Lets create pottery medieval picnic










lets create pottery medieval picnic

Admire heritage architecture along Lydiard Street, before you head to Craig's Royal Hotel for high tea and order lunch or dinner lush with local produce at Lola. Grab a coffee from Fika or settle in for a seasonal tasting menu at Underbar on Doveton Street. Choose between Asian and Italian cuisine on Mair Street. Order lunch from 1816 Bakehouse, wood-fired pizza from The Forge or drop into Korean bar and restaurant Roy Hammond on Armstrong Street. Eat streetsįeeling peckish? Head to the city's eat streets to satisfy your appetite. Jump on an Eerie Ghost Tour and travel through underground buildings, back alleyways and the old Ballarat Gaol, as you hear dark tales of local ghostly encounters. Ghost toursĪ town with as much history as Ballarat surely has a couple of friendly spooks hanging around. Pick up pottery skills at Beck Davies Ceramics, or paint and sip the night away at Pinot & Picasso. Impress guests at your next dinner party with traditional Italian recipes via Carboni's monthly cooking masterclass or learn all about the craft of brewing at Aunty Jacks. With a permanent collection of over 11,000 works on rotation, there's plenty of art to explore. Spend some time at Australia's oldest regional gallery. Walk off your meal with a leisurely stroll along the lake's 6km track or take in the view from inside a vintage tram. Lake Wendouree and Ballarat Botanical Gardensįind the perfect picnic spot under 100-year-old trees at the Botanical Gardens, or throw your blanket down by Ballarat's picturesque Lake Wendouree. Picnic in sprawling gardens, learn a new skill at a creative workshop and wrap your lips around the city's emerging craft beer and wine scene. Get out and see what Ballarat is made of: historic streetscapes, good nature and fine food.












Lets create pottery medieval picnic