Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Hepburn Springs

"Located on the historic Lydiard Street, Craig’s Royal Hotel was built during the Victorian gold rush. It is Ballarat’s oldest and most luxurious hotel. The hotel has served many famous people including Mark Twain and Prince Alfred (Queen Victoria's second son), and Dame Nellie Melba."

"Known as Ballarat’s grand dame, the historic Craig’s Royal Hotel on Lydiard Street South presents a diverse collection of restaurants, bars and lounges in a magnificent package of Victorian grandeur."

"With an ever-changing list of craft beers, great live entertainment and a relaxed vibe, Hop Temple is the perfect place to kick off your evening. Weekday evenings host eclectic entertainment such as musical bingo and drag queen trivia, while the weekends concentrate on live music. Besides being a great music and craft beer scene, Hop Temple offers a great variety of foods, from bar food, sharing boards and BBQ, pizzas to vegetarian/vegan offerings."

"As the name suggests, Hop Temple has a very extensive beer menu. But they also have a food menu with plenty of snacks, pizzas and mains like fried chicken and burgers. Hop Temple is a family friendly venue, but do hold trivia nights and other events so it’s best to see what’s going on prior to visiting."

"The Red Lion is renowned for its style, service and relaxed atmosphere. Seating up to 100 people, this award winning a-la-carte restaurant features local ..."

"The 1890 Lakeside Lodge was designed by WH Piper and today it’s a lovely light-filled cafe with a courtyard and huge windows looking out over the lake. Dishes range from egg-and-bacon fry-ups to quinoa breakfast..."

"Pipers By The Lake is proud to be one of western Victoria’s leading restaurants and function centres. The location of Pipers is a stand out,..."

"Are you looking for a quaint exotic spot to have your picnic and observe some good scenes too?. Wait no more for we might have an ideal location just for you. Lake Esmond Botanical Park is one of the top tourist attractions in all of Ballarat when it comes to finding a peaceful location to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city.The best part of this park is the amazing lake."

"This monument, put up just after the First World War near the southwest corner of Prince of Wales Park, is the largest commemorative arch in Australia. The arch of Victory commemorates those who served in the Great War, and honours the Allied Victory. It stands 16.5 metres tall and 19.2 metres wide and was later updated to mark the Second World War, Korean War and the Vietnam War."