Historic Pall Mall
Enjoy a pleasant stroll down Bendigo’s oldest street. Soak in the fresh Bendigo air whilst taking in Pall Mall's opulent architecture. It ranks on the world heritage list among some of the grandest buildings in the world.

Although situated in Charing Cross, the Alexandra Fountain is a landmark in our town and begins the stretch known as Pall Mall.
The Alexandra fountain sits on the crossroads of Charing Cross,
View Street, Mitchell Street & Pall Mall.
<< Alexandra Fountain
Talking Tram Stop >>
 
Facing the fountain is a talking tram stop where you can catch a ride on our world famous trams, listen-ing to commentary whilst touring down Pall Mall.
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<< Queen Victoria Gardens
Talking Tram Tour >>
 
On the left hand side, the courtyard of Queen Victoria gardens forms one entrance in to Rosalind Park. You will find plenty of seating with perfect
views of Charing Cross, View Point, the fountain and other Beautiful Buildings. The air of enchantment broadens with the arrival of the trams, and its passengers both embark and disembark ready to continue their journey. The smiles on faces showing their excitement at traversing Bendigo's greatest treasure.
Stroll through the Queen Victoria Gardens and you will walk into the ex-service-women's memorial gardens. Across the road, the Beehive building housed the mining exchange for over 50 years.
<< Ex Service-Women's Memorial Gardens
Old Beehive Stores >>
  
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Just past the ladies memorial garden on the left, the flagpole marks the Return Soldiers League's Memorial Hall & Museum, which is also home to the Bendigo R.S.L.. Built in 1921 and very pleasing to the eye, it is surrounded by Rosalind Park and arguably, is one of Bendigo's finest buildings.
<< R.S.L. Memorial Hall & Military Museum
Keep walking past the R.S.L. and you'll find the Lansell Gardens. Across the road from this, the location of Sydney Myers' 1st ever Myers store.
<< Lansell Gardens
Sydney Myer's 1st store >>
 
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At the end of the Lansell Gardens is Williamson St. This corner is one of the nicest places you can turn around and take in your surroundings. Just behind you, the Lansell Gardens, to your left is Rosalind Park with its pretty gazebo/rotunda off there in the background. On the opposite corners ahead of you, you have the historic post office and also the grand Shamrock Hotel. This is nice...
<< Old Post Office Building
The Shamrock Hotel >>