Kyneton | VictoriaMain AttractionsHistoric Piper St offers many specialty stores selling antiques, furniture, crafts and gourmet food. Kyneton Museum, a bluestone building that was once the Bank of New South Wales, recreates family life as it was in Victorian times. In the grounds are stables, a coach house and a drop-log cottage. The museum is open Fri-Sun and public holidays, 11am-4pm. Other buildings of note include Willis Steam Mill, the Court House and churches. Kyneton Botanic Gardens, in Clowes St, features a collection of rare and endangered trees, including a Chilean wine palm, blue atlas cedars and a golden English oak. The Campaspe River flows through the gardens and picnics on its banks are popular, as is the walking track from the gardens to the nearby racecourse. |
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In recent years, the Macedon wine region has spread north-west to Kyneton and a number of wineries are within easy reach of the town. The township of Malmsbury, 10km NW, has a number of historic bluestone buildings, including a bluestone railway viaduct.
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