Ballarat, also known as "孖辣" in Chinese in the early days, is located in the central highlands of Victoria, Australia. It is an inland tourist city 105 kilometers (65 miles) northwest of Melbourne. The population is 105,471 (2018) [2]. It is famous for its unique mining history and historical heritage. The Yarowe River flows through the city.
Take a trip to Ballarat in Victoria's Goldfields to explore its rich history and cultural heritage, as well as its friendly urban atmosphere. Ballarat is Victoria's largest inland city and is also famous for the world's largest alluvial gold deposits. Today, the town's grand buildings and tree-lined streets are full of traces of its gold rush past. You can take a self-guided Heritage Walk at the Visitor Information Centre to admire the historic buildings, parks, gardens, sculptures and churches from the Victorian and Edwardian eras.
Visit one of Victoria's most luxurious estates from the 19th century and experience the legendary history and rich cultural heritage of the gold rush era.
Join us for a day trip to the Goldfields and relive the gold rush of the 19th century, learn about the history of wool production, relax by the tranquil shores of Lake Carrack, and explore the history and natural beauty of Ballarat.
