Located in the heart of the city, the Ballarat Visitor Information Centre warmly welcomes visitors to the region.
It offers a personalised service sharing the range of experiences Ballarat and surrounding areas have to offer.
First Nations artist Deanne Gilson's Acknowledgement of Country Mural – 'Mundi-gurrk and Wurring, wurring Family Gathering by the Biyal' – features prominently in the centre's Bath Lane entrance foyer.
It consists of 20 paintings by the Wadawurrung artist which have been printed on 220 metres of vinyl.
The centre is also home to The Made of: Ballarat Shop, which showcases the region's artisans and producers, ensuring you complete your visit to Ballarat with a memorable souvenir.
Visitor facilities include free parking (including caravan or large vehicle spaces), public toilets, free Wi-Fi plus powerpoints for charging your devices.
Accessibility information:
- The Ballarat Visitor Information Centre team has Hidden Disabilities training, a tool to assist visitors with any barriers they may face in travel
- Accessible toilet and Adult Change Facility in Bath Lane
- Ramp and railing in Armstrong St South/Bath Lane
- Automatic doors with sensor in Bath Lane
- Designated accessible parking spaces in Sturt and Armstrong streets
- Assistance animals welcome
