TOP 10 Bendigo bar and restaurant with a victorian era charm in Victoria

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Welcome to the Black Swan Hotel Bendigo, located at 119 McCrae Street in the heart of Australia's historic gold rush city. Our establishment is a unique blend of bar, restaurant, lodging, and point of interest, offering a truly unforgettable experience for all who visit. Bendigo's rich history dates back to 1851 when gold was first discovered, attracting a diverse array of cultures and nationalities in search of their fortune. Within a short period, this once modest tent town transformed into a thriving city adorned with majestic buildings and monuments that still stand today.

Welcome to The Rifle Brigade Hotel, located in the heart of Bendigo on View Street. As one of Australia's most iconic establishments, we proudly offer a unique blend of history, hospitality, and culinary excellence. Step into our charming bar and be transported back in time to the 19th century, where the rich heritage of our building unfolds before your eyes. Originally built in 1887, The Rifle Brigade Hotel has been meticulously restored to preserve its Victorian-era charm, with its stunning architecture and intricate details that will captivate your imagination.

Welcome to Wine Bank On View, located in the heart of Bendigo on View Street. Housed in a stunning heritage listed bank building dating back to 1876, our establishment combines the elegance of the Victorian era with a vibrant and contemporary atmosphere. As a wine bar and wine merchant, we pride ourselves on offering an extensive range of wines from both local and international vineyards. Whether you're looking to enjoy a glass on site, take a bottle home, or simply browse our selection, you'll find something to suit your taste. We also stock a variety of boutique beers for those seeking a different kind of refreshment.

Welcome to the Newbridge Hotel, located in the historic town of Newbridge, Australia. With a rich history dating back to 1853, our establishment has been a beloved gathering place for locals and travelers alike. Originally known as the Bridge Inn, the timber building was a popular spot in town. It even housed a brewery owned by Fitzgerald, who later went on to form Castlemaine Perkins. In 1861, the inn was renamed the Newbridge Hotel, and in 1914, the current building, constructed by Albert Strode, was erected.