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queenscliff
Queenscliff is regarded as one of the loveliest villages on the Bellarine Peninsula and its architecture, particularly the historic buildings like The Vue Grand and Queenscliff Hotel, are star attractions. Delicious food and wine experiences are available at the award winning Athelstane House, The Vue Grand and Queenscliff Hotel. Casual dining is available at many cafes and award-winning fish and chipperies! Great shopping, art galleries and attractions:
Regarded as the music lovers' capital of The Bellarine, Queenscliff celebrates its reputation on the last weekend of every November at the Queenscliff Music Festival when popular Australian and international artists play to large crowds. Bellarine Peninsula Railway: When in Queenscliff take a ride on the Bellarine Peninsula Railway that runs from historic Queenscliff station to Drysdale on Sundays and public holidays or hop aboard The Blues Train to enjoy a live music journey www.thebluestrain.com.au Queenscliff started as a fishing village before becoming a fashionable holiday destination for Melbourne's elite in the late nineteenth century Markets: Queenscliff Community Market Where: Lower Princes Park, Queenscliff When: Last Sunday of the month (September to May) Ph: 0408 340 932 Events: Queenscliff Blue Water Challenge – January Queenscliff Seafood Festival – April Queenscliff Music Festival – November How to get there: Queenscliff is approximately 1.5 hours from Melbourne on the Princes and Bellarine Highways. A vehicle and passenger ferry operates 7.00am to 7.00pm between Queenscliff and Sorrento taking approximately 40 minutes |