Very friendly people and a good variety of vintage items and pieces with character its good to have…read morea wander around each nook and cranny you don't know what you will find. Good prices too.

I picked up a few great mid century items at the Daylesford Bazaar and the lot was about $50. The…read moreprices are really great here and there are things stuffed into every nook and cranny so definitely spend time having a really good look. You don't even need to go far for this place because it's just on the other side of the roundabout on the main street of Daylesford so head down for a gander after you've dined at one of the billion cafes here. Even if you buy nothing it's worth a squiz!

The Double 'C' Jeanery is one of those down to earth country clothing stores which sells a solid…read morerange of women's and men's apparel. They saw me coming; the helpful lady pointed me towards a basket down the back labelled "Forgot your swimmers?". There are plenty of places in Daylesford to buy higher end fashion but this looks like the place where the locals go for the every day stuff.

Wow! This place blew my expectations!…read more Here I was thinking it would be a simple farmers market but it's actually like the worlds biggest antiques store crossed with garage sales crossed with mini stalls of cool vintage items and various products! I got my brother this cool vintage style cushion with a French bulldog on it for his couch! There are plenty of second hand books and comics as well as a large cafe at the exit. This place could easily take 3 hours for the serious shopper. One thing I will say is that they know their prices and the value of most things so if you are looking for a "diamond in the rough" - good luck! But if you are looking for something kitsch, cool and collectible for your house than this may be the place for you!

Maybe the classification is not as appropriate as a Antique store. I would count it more as a…read morebazaar with many stores spread out over the warehouse space. I went there on a day that it was raining, and noted that there were leaks coming in through the roof. I also noted that the prices were quite high, however the staff seemed quite willing to barter which could be attractive to the penny savers.

This place is a little bit of a walk from the main town centre, but that is because it happens to…read morebe located in the old railway station, which isn't being used any more, other than for the art gallery. Like a lot of the regional galleries, this one really only focuses on local artists, and the paintings are all for sale as well. It was nice, and there are certainly some pretty good works of art here as well. Yeah, I liked the place, and it was certainly well worth the treck.