Brogans Way Distillery - Richmond,VIC

Madds Visited here with my partner and did the J Ward Lunatic Asylum tour at 9pm. We had a great time and the lady tour guide and the man locking the doors behind us as we did the tour did an amazing job. The stories, vibe, and scenery were just amazing. We got along with the man locking the doors, he was great to talk to and get along with. They also shown a documentary at the end of the tour which shows real life footage of the stories told during the tour (wont forget one-eyed George!). You are also given Dowsing Rods and EMF Emitters which was a bit out of me and my partners comfort zone as we normally like to be at the back of the group, but I gave in and participated and turned out to be really fun and it was really inclusive and you dont feel left out at all. Well done guys, you do an amazing job and your position is much appreciated. 10/10 definitely recommend!

Liz I am visiting Melbourne. I went to Mass in this beautiful Church last Sunday 10 November. It was a beautiful service. The parishioners including the nuns were very welcoming. Thank you

M M Loved it. We did the Aladdin and Law and Disorder rooms and loved them. Both rooms were clever with fun with unique puzzles that we hadnt seen before. The game masters were friendly and gave helpful hints that helped without being too revealing. We dont like scary rooms so werent sure about Law and Disorder being murder mystery themed but didnt find it scary at all. Actually the clever end had us laughing. Aladdin is probably more fun for kids.

Khodijah M Located next to a real fire brigade that do shows every Friday at around 10.15 am. Will be coming on a Friday next! Very informative and interesting. Great for all ages especially those interested in fire engines. They have a truck that children can sit at the back and get dressed up too.

Marnie Aram This place offers high-quality gin and delicious food. We had a fantastic time and truly enjoyed the atmosphere. It deserves to be much busier than it is — far better than a few of the beer bars just up the road. We had a lovely evening and will definitely be back!

Zenda Johnsen We did both the tour and museum. Both were very enjoyable, although the main point of my review is to give special mention to Lee. I had lost my wallet and rang up trying to locate it. I was put through to Lee and he was so helpful and courteous. He offered wonderful service and my wallet is being posted out to me. Thankyou very much Lee

Chris Wyatt Beautiful area to walk. Easy trail, nice and flat. Can see the amazing 1800s Church in all her glory! Afternoon sunsets are the best!

Grant Angus “ang” The real reserve was the time we reserved to play basketball at the reserve

Nakul pisolkar La Trobe’s cottage is a modest yet elegant house of Victoria’s first Lt Governor Charles La Trobe and his family. Charles La Trobe, his wife Sophie and their daughter Agnes came to Melbourne in 1839 as the Superintendent of Port Phillip District (now Melbourne). The house is prefabricated structure and was shipped from Britain, it’s worth having a look inside to get an insight in how the La Trobe family lived in early days of Melbourne. Originally the house was in Jolimont near MCG and moved to its current location in 1998. Definitely worth a look and know more about its history.

Val Rigoli A very extensive museum, so much history here on display, you can spend hours here it is such an interesting place.