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!

As its name suggests this busy store is home to environmentally friendly products. Why not help out…read moremother nature and at the same time score yourself some pretty cool items sure to be a talking point. I was lured in by the delicious smelling candles and enjoyed looking at the cleaning products, homeware, notebooks, water bottles and body care ranges. The sales person let me wonder without questioning which I found refreshing and amist the numerous food stores, cafes and chemists on Station Street I found this place a welcome diversion. If you need a gift for the environmentally conscious person in your life, head to Fairfield's Greenstore or check out their online store!

I have to give this place 5 stars as they're perfect! The staff are always friendly as you can…read morealways find one or two things that you must buy! One of the best things about The Greenstore is you can buy your cleaning products, shampoos, etc in bulk! You can bring your own containers and refill them or you can buy theirs. This really helps cut down on your carbon footprint and your shopping dollar! I always visit here whenever I drive past Fairfield.

This is the second time I have posted a positive review for Kyneton Betta Electrical. Not only is…read morethe team professional and knowledgeable, they also provide exemplary personalised service to ensure customer satisfaction. If you live in the Macedon Ranges you can be certain that Peter, Linda and the team will work with and for you to meet your needs. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

No longer is Daylesford the home of country-living styled furniture, pot-purri and daggy "shabby…read morechic" nic nacs. With the likes of Maneau Noir coming to the main street, there's some seriously great stores that would look right at home even in the big smoke of Melbourne. This store is dark, moody and sensual. Everything about it feels luxurious and there's plenty on the shelves that I've not seen elsewhere and can image taking home. Unusual clothing items, natural bristle hair brushes and wooden combs, ceramic statues and the most glorious selection of candles that would make a terrific gift.

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.

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!

Kabinett is a well curated store of 'vintage' furniture. Although the space is considerably small,…read morethey manage to pack a whole lot in. The staff were incredibly friendly and helped us choose that perfect bench for our television. All the furniture is also reasonably priced. I just wish the store was in Melbourne!

This place is chockas full of vintage paraphernalia and old bric-a-brac. There's also clothing to…read morebe had, if you're after something with a bit of character and history. Set out in what I expect are individual "stores" each section has it's own theme of items and seem to be managed/owned by one owner. You purchase everything from the main counter though. I was especially taken with some old vintage icecream store signs they had hanging up, and a "store" that was filled with old cut crystal and glass. If you're in to up-cycling then this is a great store to buy a decorative piece for your home, rather than buying new.

I rather enjoy a bazaar style set up. Different vendors with different styles and tastes = lots to…read morechoose from. Brick Lane covers the country to the kitschy. There's not much furniture to choose from but plenty of bric-a-brac, kitchenware and clothing. Even if you don't end up making a purchase there's plenty to marvel at.

Beautiful buildings, delicious food in the cafe and stunning artwork in the gallery. Highly…read morerecommend

Remember that movie Sirens where Elle Macpherson 'acted' by spending pretty much all the movie…read morenude? This convent slash art gallery feels like one of the really arty, pretty, regional-Australia places in that film. Came here for a wedding, and the place was good when I was sober, and supermodel stunning when I was less so, which was most of the night and a big chunk of the early morning. The chapel is sweet and intimate, and a door leads straight into the reception area so nobody gets lost, and then there's sprawling, resplendent gardens that wind up to a lookout / makeout spot, and the whole building is riddled with fancy pants artworks, from sculptures to nude paintings to mega-arty things that I couldn't recognise but desired nonetheless. "One art, please!" Don't know anyone getting married? Kick back in the cafe and have a wander and pretend you're in some eccentric millionaire's mansion.