If you're seeking adventure, relaxation or a taste of local culture, Alexandra and the surrounding towns of Acheron, Molesworth, and Yarck, offer something for everyone. This region is bursting with untamed wilderness, culinary delights and access to a rich proud history of gold and agriculture. This historic region salutes yesteryear with its charming National Trust classified buildings, homesteads, and noble grand architecture.
Whether you are a self-proclaimed foodie, muso, art lover, history buff, wine enthusiast or love a craft beer, the town and surrounding region hosts a fantastic program of fun events throughout the year. A stone's throw from Lake Eildon and the Lake Eildon National Park, this area also offers a fascinating insight into the colourful gold rush history.
HIGHLIGHTS
RAIL TRAIL
The Great Victorian Rail Trail winds through much of this area making Alexandra, Victoria, and surrounding townships a great pitstop for cyclists wishing to explore the large range of welcoming country pubs, great eateries, local art galleries and quirky stores.
TIMBER TRAMWAY
Drop into the Alexandra Timber Tramway and Museum for a ride on one of the historic locomotives and learn more about the early history of rail in the area.
PACK A PICNIC
You haven’t REALLY been there if you haven’t bragged about it on Facebook, Tik Tok or ‘da Gram! So, pack a picnic and your favourite outdoor rug and be sure to snap a cutesy photo at one of our spectacular lookouts including Acheron, Eglinton and Lucky Mine Lookouts with views to the valleys, mountain ranges and beyond. #instabrag #livingmybestlife #iykyk #discoverdindi #alexandra
EAT & DRINK
The Corner Hotel Alexandra
Gather with family and friends and enjoy an award-winning country pub dining experience at The Corner Hotel Alexandra.
The seasonal menu is inspired by the region, celebrating the connection between local growers, quality produce, and a passionate kitchen team. With a strong commitment to sustainability and locally sourced ingredients, the chefs create honest, flavourful dishes designed to be enjoyed at both lunch and dinner.
From much-loved pub classics like the award-winning chips and chicken parmas, to a thoughtfully curated menu featuring regional highlights such as locally sourced trout and bangers with a twist (all grown within 10 kilometres of the hotel), there’s something for everyone. You’ll also find a great selection of burgers, starters, salads, grill options, and a smaller menu perfect for kids, seniors, or a quick express lunch.
Settle in and enjoy the relaxed, friendly atmosphere, complemented by a carefully selected wine list showcasing regional drops, a wide selection of icy-cold tap beers, along with a vibrant cocktail offering.
Join the bar on Fridays for tapas and a lively start to the weekend.
Open seven days for lunch and dinner.
FESTIVALS & EVENTS
Alexandra Heritage Machinery Festival
The Heritage Machinery Display weekend returns to the Alexandra Museum. The display highlights a vast array of antique machinery of all classes at work, including steam train rides all weekend. The Alexandra Museum is the ideal venue for enthusiasts to display and see these rare agricultural and mechanical treasures from the past.
STAY
The Corner Hotel Alexandra
Located on the top floor of the Corner Hotel in the heart of Alexandra, these twelve classic hotel rooms offer a relaxed country stay with timeless charm. Featuring original 140-year-old polished Baltic pine floorboards and authentic heritage pressed metal ceilings, each room has been thoughtfully restored to celebrate the character of a bygone era.
All rooms are comfortably appointed with crisp white linen, handmade local soaps, televisions, and air conditioning. Accommodation options include Double, Queen, and Twin configurations with shared bathroom facilities – ideal for friends or families enjoying a short getaway.
For those seeking additional comfort, two rooms offer private ensuites: the King Suite and the Queen Suite. The remaining rooms share well-maintained bathrooms conveniently located down the hallway – so bring your robe.
If you’re feeling hungry, simply head downstairs to the restaurant for a beautiful meal, or a glass of local wine or a cocktail in front of the fire. They’re open seven days for lunch and dinner. Doesn’t get better than that.