Bendigo Tramways
Vintage Talking Tram Tour - Sit back, relax and let the tram do all of the talking
Read MoreIf you’re looking for a new destination for your annual school camp, Bendigo offers an untapped array of educational experiences only two hours from Melbourne.
Besides being the site of one of the world’s biggest gold rushes (with over 700,000kg of gold found between 1850 and 1900), it is also home to Australia's oldest operating heritage tramways, the oldest operating pottery in the country and the world’s longest Chinese dragon.
The gold rush wealth has created a city with glorious architecture, magnificent streetscapes and a smorgasbord of educational opportunities that cover arts, culture, science and nature.
A school excursion in Bendigo will enhance your student’s learning through authentic experiences and tailored itineraries to suite your specific needs.
Make your trip to Bendigo an overnight stay with a range of suitable accommodation options available.
To find out more visit please visit http://www.bendigoheritage.com.au/plan-your-excursion
Bendigo Pottery
Visit the Interpretive museum, step back in time and learn about the production processes, machinery, working conditions and traditional skills of the Bendigo Pottery from its beginning in 1858 to the
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Golden Dragon Museum
The Golden Dragon Museum is a living history of the Chinese people of Bendigo and now as the hub of Chinese cultural activity in Australia the museum allows visitors to experience first-hand Chinese a
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Central Deborah Gold Mine
Central Deborah Gold Mine was one of over 5,500 registered gold mines on the famous Bendigo goldfields. It operated from 1939-1954 and successfully extracted 929kg of gold.
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Bendigo Art Gallery
Bendigo Art Gallery is the most visited regional art gallery in Australia due to the overwhelming success for presenting innovative international exhibitions.
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