Kyneton

Kyneton

Visit Kyneton for a regional experience that appeals to your eyes and tastebuds. Piper Street, in the town centre, offers a great mix of upmarket dining, galleries and antique shops.

One of Victoria’s gold rush towns, Kyneton offers the opportunity to wander through nineteenth century granite streets lined with bluestone architecture. Explore the local history at the Kyneton Museum or simply meander through the local antique shops and galleries.

Local shops also offer seasonal local bounty and all manner of preserves for you to take home. Make sure you pick up a bottle of Kyneton Olive Oil.

If you are an outdoors enthusiast, make sure you visit the historic botanic gardens.

Address
Kyneton, Victoria, 3444

Getting there

Train line
Bendigo
Closest station/stop
Kyneton Station

Kyneton is approximately an hour's train trip from Melbourne’s Southern Cross Station.

Your V/Line ticket is valid for travel on the bus that connects the station to the town centre at no extra cost.

Tip: Travelling on V/Line during off-peak times is more convenient and cheaper! 

Local Transport

Kyneton Station is a 15-minute walk or a short cab ride from the town centre.

A local bus to the town connects with selected services - please check the timetable on the PTV website ahead of travelling. 

Itineraries

Try this weekend itinerary:

Saturday

 A visit to Kyneton is not complete without exploring bustling Piper Street. Your first task will be to decide where to have lunch – there is plenty of choice, so this might take a while.

After you have indulged, go for a wander and explore the shops. There is something for everyone with a great collection of antique dealers and other eclectic shops.

Make sure you pick up some local produce and take a piece of Kyneton home with you.

To top off a perfect day, book in for dinner at one of Kyneton’s “hatted” restaurants: Annie Smither’s Bistrot or the Royal George Hotel.

Sunday

Start the day with a leisurely walk through the Botanic Gardens, situated between the town centre and the station. Why not take a picnic?

Pend your afternoon browsing the local galleries and museums for a little culture. Finish with afternoon tea at a local café before you hop back on the train for some rest.