For further information contact:Sunbury Visitor Information Centre43 Macedon Street, Sunbury VIC 3429T: 03 9744 2291E: tourism@hume.vic.gov.auW: www.hume.vic.gov.au

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SUNBURYAND SURROUNDS

VISITOR INFORMATION

Craiglee VineyardSunbury Road, SunburyP 0412 941 927www.craiglee.com.auCraiglee is an historic winery which specialises in estate grown table wines of consistent high quality which reflect their terroir. Opening hours: By appointment

Goona Warra Vineyard790 Sunbury Road, SunburyP 03 9740 7766www.goonawarra.com.au A majestic 1860’s bluestone winery with cellar, spectacular Great Hall, and terraced gardens which overlook the picturesque vineyard. Sunday Lunch with live acoustic music. Weddings, corporate and private events.Opening hours: Mon-Fri 10am - 4pm; Sat by appointment; Sun 10am - 5pm

Longview Creek Vineyard150 Palmer Road, SunburyP 03 9740 2448www.longviewcreek.com.auLongview Creek Vineyard offers a pleasant and relaxed vineyard and garden with lovely views. It offers estate-grown and handcrafted Pinot Noir, Cabernet Franc, Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc and Riesling.Opening hours: Sun 12pm - 5pm or by appointment

Pitruzzello Estate Olive Grove & Vineyard25 Deverall Road, SunburyP 03 5428 3055www.pitruzzello.com.auPitruzzello Estate provides the opportunity to relax within the olive grove atmosphere and indulge in the specialties of our wine, olives, oil and cheeses.Opening hours: Cafe & Cellar Wed - Sun 9am - 5pm

Yuroke Vineyard830 Craigieburn Road, YurokeP 03 9333 3308 or 0407 333 855www.yurokevineyards.comPlanted in 1997 producing full bodied wine of deep colour and flavour. Main varieties include Shiraz and Pinot Noir. Perched approximately 300 metres above sea level, the vineyard has views of Melbourne and beyond.Opening hours: By appointment

WINERIES

Old Sunbury Courthouse (c. 1885) - Sunbury Visitor Information CentreBuilt in 1885 for £507/9/6d and serving the community for 103 years before being closed in 1989. Following restoration was re-opened as the home of our Sunbury Visitor Information Centre on 21/2/1993. Come and browse through the many brochures or have a free cuppa with our volunteers. 43 Macedon Street, Sunbury.

Aitken’s Gap GaolOriginally built in 1857 near the Calder Highway (known then as The Gap) during the gold rush era. In 1989 the gaol was transported brick by brick to its present location and represents as a tribute to the Police who worked in the area. Situated next to the Visitor Information Centre. 43 Macedon Street, Sunbury.

Sunbury Historic Bluestone Bridges• The Railway Viaduct built in 1859, a large five arch bluestone railway bridge that can be seen from near Rupertswood lake.• The Macedon Street bridge, built in 1859 the first road over rail bridge in Victoria and can be seen from near the gatehouse at Rupertswood.• The twin arch bluestone Jacksons Creek bridge built in 1870 and can be viewed along Macedon Street or from Apex Park.

Rupertswood Mansion (c. 1874) - “Birthplace of the Ashes”Visit Rupertswood Mansion to see the birthplace of “The Ashes”. Just below the Mansion there is a lake which was originally in the shape of Australia and is now home to many water birds. 3 Macedon Street, Sunbury. P 03 9740 5020

The Gatehouse at Rupertswood (c. 1875) View the Gatekeeper’s Lodge for Rupertswood Mansion, take a stroll around the beautiful Victorian Gardens and experience some of the finest gourmet food. 1 Macedon Street, Sunbury. P 03 9740 4099

George Evans MuseumView permanent exhibitions related to local history and travelling exhibitions from other institutions such as the State Library of Victoria. Enter through the Sunbury Library – open during Library operating hours. Macedon Street, Sunbury. P 03 9740 5497

HISTORY & HERITAGE

Rupertswood Mansion‘Birthplace of the Ashes’

Living Legends, Woodlands Park & Woodlands Historic Homestead The home of retired racehorses such as Rogan Josh, Might & Power & Brew, Woodlands Park offers beautiful picnic facilities and public toilets. They can provide a BBQ on request. You can enjoy a picnic under the shade of the grand old trees and watch the planes landing and taking off at Melbourne Airport or you can exert some energy walking on one of the many park walks that are available. Oaklands Road, Greenvale. P 03 9307 1165

Village GreenGo for a walk through the Village Green and see the beautiful old blue stone church, the Joseph Starkie memorial fountain, the Sunbury & District Soldier memorial and the Sunbury Gun. O’Shanassy Street & Brook Street, Sunbury.

Sunbury Golf Driving Range & Mini Golf Test your golfing skills on the Driving Range; let the children test theirs on the mini golf course. Cnr Lancefield Road & Sunbury Road. P 03 9740 7966

Goona Warra Golf CourseEnjoy round of golf on this challenging public course with great views. Francis Blvd, Sunbury. P 03 9744 4344

Craigieburn Public Golf CourseChallenging 18 hole course, 25km from Melbourne CBD. Craigieburn Rd, West Craigieburn. P 03 9308 2774

Sunbury PaintballOffers 4 action-packed fields to get the blood pumping, just 25 minutes from Melbourne Airport. 295 Settlement Road, Sunbury. P 03 9740 5594

The Meadows - Greyhound RacingThe Meadows races every Saturday night and is a multi-purpose function venue that hosts a range of raceday and non-raceday events throughout the year. 80 Northcorp Bvd, Broadmeadows. P 03 9355 5222

The NookTake a stroll, walk or picnic at the original “swimming hole” of Sunbury, located at the end of Vaughan Street.

Emu Bottom Wetlands & Platypus Ponds on Jacksons Creek -Spot swimming or idling platypus, count the water birds, walk the dog, ride a horse, relax and enjoy. Racecourse Road, Sunbury.

Sunbury Heritage WalksPick up a Sunbury heritage Walks brochure and take a self guided and informative walk around Sunbury. Brochure can be obtained from the Visitor Information Centre, 43 Macedon Street, Sunbury

Spavin Drive Lake and Surrounding ParklandsThis dam serves as a home for water birds. It offers a diversity of habitats including muddy flats, three small islands, nesting boxes and overhanging vegetation offering feeding, roosting and nesting places for water loving birds. Spavin Drive (off Riddell Road), Sunbury.

NATURE & PARKLANDS

THINGS TO DO & SEE

Living Legends

The Boilerhouse Community Arts CentreHome to the Sunbury & District Arts & Cultural Board, The Boilerhouse provides an attractive environment for the various arts and cultural activities including potters, sculptors, painters, woodworkers and the Boilerhouse Theatre Company. Enjoy live theatre or browse through the works of our local artists. Boilerhouse Road, Sunbury. P 03 9218 3330

The Old CemeteryIf you are interested in old Cemeteries visit the Sunbury Cemetery and see if you can find where some famous people are buried. Cemetery Road, Jacksons Hill, Sunbury.

The Old Sunbury AsylumBuilt in 1860’s, originally as an Industrial School (orphanage) and then becoming the Sunbury Hospital for the Insane before being renamed “Caloola”. For a self guided tour of the old buildings and beautiful views pick up a self guided tour brochure from the Visitor Centre. Circular Drive, Jacksons Hill, Sunbury.

Craigieburn Highlands Farmer’s MarketHeld on the third Saturday of every month at 1 North Shore Drive, Craigieburn from 9am - 2pm.

Sunbury Craft and Family MarketHeld on the first Saturday of every month at 531 Elizabeth Drive, Sunbury from 9am - 2pm.

MARKETS

Alister Clark Memorial Rose GardenSee approximately 70 varieties of roses, some of them rare. You can pick up a brochure at the Visitor Centre. The rose garden is situated in Green Street, Bulla.

Aircraft Viewing AreaA great place to park the car and take in the amazing sights as aircrafts fly overhead. Cnr Oaklands Junction Road & Bulla Road

Bulla Hill Miniature RailwayVisit the miniature railway where adults & children can enjoy a ride – operates the 1st & 3rd Sunday of every month 12 noon – 4pm15 Green Street, Bulla. P 03 9740 6737