Location and nearby attractions |
WangarattaThe North East of Victoria is renowned for its natural beauty, abundance of world-class winemakers, passionate artisan producers, stunning villages and historic towns.
Wangaratta lies at the heart of the region, with gourmet food areas and five diverse wine regions including Rutherglen; the Australian home of Durif a massive red and Australia’s top ranking Muscat’s, Beechworth; home to Australia’s most acclaimed Pinot Noir, Giaconda, King Valley; the Australian home of Prosecco and many Italian varietals, Glenrowan; renowned for big reds and rich fortified wines, Alpine Region; renowned for complex white wines and Spanish/Italian red varieties. LocationQuality Hotel Gateway Wangaratta
29-37 Ryley St, Wangaratta VIC 3677 Distances Melbourne ......235km Sydney...............647km Albury.................75km |
Wangaratta is located on the Hume highway, 2 ½ hours North of Melbourne, 6 ½ hours South of Sydney. Albury airport, is a 40 minute drive South to Wangaratta, and receives flights from major Australian centres, including 4 daily from Sydney and Melbourne. The city hosts many events from conventions to the annual International Jazz Festival. It presents ample visitor amenities and civic facilities, including a performing arts centre, in an attractive rural landscape.
For further information about about Wangaratta, browse the Visit Wangaratta website or scroll down this page. |
The Glenrowan Region - just 15mins drive from Wanagaratta
Glenrowan is famous as the site of Ned Kelly’s last stand. A six-metre-high statue of Ned, in his full metal armour, guards the village. Those wishing to learn the full story of the Kelly gang can visit the Ned Kelly museum & homestead.
130 years of wine growing has established Glenrowan the reputation for full-bodied reds, fragrant whites and delicious fortified wines.
Milawa Gourmet Region - just 16mins drive from Wangaratta
The Milawa Gourmet Region boasts cafes, great restaurants,
gourmet food producers, local wineries and much more. |
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Places to visit a little further afield.
Beechworth
Approx. 30mins drive from Wangaratta
Beechworth is one of Australia's best reserved gold-rush era towns. Its fascinating history, beautiful streetscape, quality shops and boutiques coupled
with restaurants, wineries, brewery and cafes, make it well worth a visit. www.explorebeechworth.com.au
Approx. 30mins drive from Wangaratta
Beechworth is one of Australia's best reserved gold-rush era towns. Its fascinating history, beautiful streetscape, quality shops and boutiques coupled
with restaurants, wineries, brewery and cafes, make it well worth a visit. www.explorebeechworth.com.au
Yackandandah
Approx. 50mins drive from Wangaratta
Nestled in the foothills of Stanley State Forest and steeped in the legacy of gold. Today the town is home to many acclaimed artists, from potters to painters, sculptors to stitchers. Wander the stunning streets of Yack and discover unique artworks, crafts, music and antiques in the eclectic mix
of galleries, shops and studios. ww.exploreyackandandah.com.au
Approx. 50mins drive from Wangaratta
Nestled in the foothills of Stanley State Forest and steeped in the legacy of gold. Today the town is home to many acclaimed artists, from potters to painters, sculptors to stitchers. Wander the stunning streets of Yack and discover unique artworks, crafts, music and antiques in the eclectic mix
of galleries, shops and studios. ww.exploreyackandandah.com.au
Bright
1 hour drive from Wangaratta
Our Convention weekend happens to
coincide with the Bright Autumn Festival which is a celebration of the wonderful autumn colours and autumn produce of the valleys of Victoria’s Alpine High Country.
www.brightautumnfestival.org.au
1 hour drive from Wangaratta
Our Convention weekend happens to
coincide with the Bright Autumn Festival which is a celebration of the wonderful autumn colours and autumn produce of the valleys of Victoria’s Alpine High Country.
www.brightautumnfestival.org.au