Yering Station

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Yering Station, Victoria’s oldest vineyard (established 1838), is a must-visit for wine lovers and anyone seeking a taste of the Yarra Valley’s heritage. Set against a backdrop of rolling hills and the Great Dividing Range, this historic estate combines award-winning wines, a striking cellar door designed by architect Nonda Katsalidis, and a celebrated restaurant. The sweeping lawns and lake make it a perfect spot for a leisurely afternoon, while the on-site art gallery adds a cultural dimension.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

Allocate at least 2–3 hours to enjoy a tasting, stroll the grounds, and have a meal. If you’re pairing it with other Yarra Valley stops, a morning or afternoon here fits neatly into a day trip from Melbourne. For a more relaxed visit, consider staying for lunch and lingering over a bottle of wine.

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