Ballarat is the third largest inland city in Australia. Gold was discovered in August 1851 and the small settlement was transformed as fortune seekers flocked to the area and its rich alluvial gold deposits. The city is famous for the 1854 Eureka Rebellion. The orginal Eureka Flag, which was the symbol of the rebellion is now displayed at the Musuem of Australian Democracy.
Today, Ballarat is a thriving hub of contemport arts, events, sport, food and wine against its facsinating historial past.
Ballarat and the surrounding areas are an ideal destination for the traveller with a disability with a high level of accessible facilities including, accommodation, cafes and restaurants, playspaces, gardens, attractions, and sporting and recreational facilities.
Things to Do

Zambrero

Ballarat Aquatic and Leisure Centre

Ballarat Botanical Gardens

Ballarat Wildlife Park

Ballarat Yacht Club

Blue Pyrenees Winery

Cafe Sidra

Cave Hill Creek

Craig’s Royal Hotel

Creswick Woolen Mills

Eureka Centre

Fika Café Ballarat

Golden City Hotel Ballarat

Hop Temple

Hydrant Food Hall Ballarat

Kryal Castle

Lake View Hotel

Mars Stadium

Mitchell Harris Wine Bar Ballarat

Overwrought Gallery

RACV Goldfields Creswick

Regent Cinemas Ballarat

Saigon Allee

Sovereign Hill Museum

The Boatshed Ballarat

The Forge Pizzeria and Housey Housey

The Western Hotel

Victoria Park Inclusive Playspace

Windmill Playground Lake Wendouree Ballarat

The George Hotel, The Lane Cafe & Heritage on Lydiard

Art Gallery of Ballarat
Places to Stay

The Provincial Hotel Ballarat – A Luxury Accessible Getaway

Cave Hill Creek

Craig’s Royal Hotel

RACV Goldfields Creswick

Ballarat Primavera

Sovereign Hill Hotel
