Bendigo Pottery

“This place is a bit out of the way from the city, around 5-8 km from the city centre. The museum section is currently closed due to renovation work following flood damage in 2024, which was a bit of a letdown. The antique section was really nice, with a lot of collectible items that I hadn’t seen in a while. The pricing was reasonable. There were also other shops selling glassware, pottery, and similar items.”

“Lots of history and local charm. Went on a cold & wet weekend, but it didn't spoil the experience. Easy self guided tour where you can see the original kilns and way the pottery worked, in days gone by and a lovely large undercover shop featuring an assortment of ceramic pieces made on premises. Great for self or as gifts. There is a cafe on site, ample parking, opportunities to do workshops if you have time and some other local artisan shops on site. Not far from central Bendigo. Do yourself a favour & make time to visit. Enjoy.”

“Lovely!! A great afternoon strolling around this historical place .so much to see . Cafes, shops , kids workshops, wine tasting, walking around soaking up the history admiring all the beautiful art from the local area and artists . The pottery so beautiful old style and a lovely new range so many beautiful coulours. Thanks for a lovely afternoon 😊”