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Discover Forlonge Bed & Breakfast and relax in the heart of country Victoria. Euroa is a four seasons town, steeped in the history of wool, farming and the infamous Australian icon, Ned Kelly, and proud of its heritage and three Victoria Cross recipients. The guests are accommodated in an adjoining wing overlooking a lovely garden in an architect designed home extensively renovated in 2005. Whether you're spending time with a partner, family, friends, or by yourself, Forlonge has accommodation to suit your needs. Wine and refreshments are served on arrival and you will find a friendly interest in your comfort and well-being. Your privacy is assured while the personal touches at Forlonge Bed & Breakfast make for a memorable stay! Delicious cooked breakfasts are served leisurely alfresco style on the terrace, in your suite, or in Furlong breakfast room with seasonal fruits and home-made breads, jams and goodies. The King Garden Suite is spacious and beautifully furnished with a large ensuite bathroom with a spa. The bedroom opens onto its own terrace with table and chairs. The Conservatory Suite has two bedrooms (one queen, twin king- singles), an ensuite bathroom, sitting room and breakfast room central heating and cooling, at the touch of a button keeps rooms cosy in winter, cool in summer. They offer television, video, CD player, microwave, fridge and tea making facilities. For longer stays a modern gas barbecue and gazebo kitchenette are available for self-catering. From Forlonge you can stroll along the picturesque Sevens Creek and enjoy a feast of local restaurants, shops and hotels. The energetic can play golf, tennis, bowls, and croquet and enjoy cycling around the town. You can visit and explore the scenic Strathbogie Ranges, renowned Wineries, Nagambie Lakes, Goulburn Valley, Winton Raceway, North-East Victoria and its Alps.

Faithfully restored "Ain Garth", (Our Home), circa 1910, in the heart of Violet Town. Within walking distance of the supermarket, pub, rec reserve and Honeysuckle Creek trail and the famous Violet Town market (2nd Sat monthly). Enjoy a taste of country living in this four bedroom self contained house with new fully equipped kitchen, sitting room, spacious open plan living area and stunning modern bathroom with free-standing bath. With central hallway, 3.7m pressed tin ceilings and polished Baltic pine flooring. Perfect for couples, families or groups of friends. Plenty of room for the kids to run around.

Euroa Caravan & Cabin Park is located in central Euroa, with the beautiful Sevens Creek running through the park. Holiday makers can camp on the banks of this creek, which allows the relaxing and peaceful sound of running water to infiltrate their camps.

Euroa is a very picturesque town nestled at the base of the Strathbogie Ranges and looking towards the plains. It is bound by two streams - Seven Creeks and Castle Creek - which adds to its beauty and serenity. All this and only a 100 kilometres and 100 minutes from Melbourne. Euroa and district has many attractions and activities. The town has a traditional retail centre based within a one town block which provides convenient and easy shopping. There are many early buildings built at the height of Queen Victoria's era. All of these buildings have a grandeur and elegance that adds to the character of the town. Many of these buildings are located close to the shopping precinct and can be found in Binney Street (amongst the shops), in Kirkland Avenue, Clifton Street and Railways Street. Do not miss a visit to the Victoria Cross Memorial Park in Kirkland Avenue, where the three VC winners are honoured. Euroa is the only town in the Commonwealth to have this many citizens awarded with this distinguished medal. Euroa is nestled at the base of the Strathbogie Ranges; a hidden gem in North East Victoria....

There is an easy walking track along the scenic Seven Creeks which was established by the Euroa Apex Club. Commencing at the Seven Creeks Formal Park, the circuit follows the creek with one crossing at the Rockies (southern end) and the other at the Butter Factory Bridge (northern end). The track was established in 1988 as a Bicentennial Project. It extends for approximately 6.8 kilometres along both sides of the creek through a red gum riverine plain. Fifty-three species of birds have been identified along the creek, as well as platypus, koalas, echidnas, water rats and sugar gliders. Trout Cod, English Perch, Blackfish and other species are found in the stream. A fish ladder is located near the central section of the track....

Take a stroll around Violet Town and discover some of the parts that make up the history of this small town. The Heritage Walk is made up of 18 points of interest, with visitors able to commence the walk at any one of the locations. Interesting sights along the walk include the War Memorial, Ellen Frances Hotel, the Old National Bank, the former Shire offices, and the original Flour Mill and Butter Factory. For more information, please visit the website....