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I think Botanical Gardens are very special places, so when Becca and I were trying to choose a town to live in when we emigrated from the UK, this ticked…
If there’s one place in Williamstown makes me realise how lucky I am to live here it’s Point Gellibrand Coastal Heritage Park. As a runner, this 850m stretch of coastline…
There are some fantastic cafes in Williamstown and in this post I include seven of the best. Melbourne is known wordlwide for having a fantastic food and coffee scene, and…
If I had to name my favourite place to visit in Williamstown, it would be the Jawbone Marine Sanctuary (and the attached Jawbone Flora and Fauna Reserve) on the south…
Gem Pier is the oldest pier in Williamstown, one which took its final name from its most notable ferry boat. Built in 1938, it has been used by customs boats,…
There are a huge number of things to do in Williamstown. Many people visit for the classic views across the Bay to Melbourne, but there’s much more to this historic…
Timeball Tower in Williamstown (also known as Williamstown Lighthouse) is located at Point Gellibrand to the west of Melbourne. It is the second oldest lighthouse in Victoria after the Cape…
Williamstown Morgue is a fairly nondescript and easily missed building in Williamstown, Victoria. Despite its modest appearance, it has a fascinating history and was probably the first building of its…
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