Located on the site of the Eureka Stockade, visitors can learn about one of Australia’s most important historical events here
The Eureka Flag is housed on the historic site of the 1854 Eureka Stockade and is surrounded by the scenic Eureka Stockade Memorial Gardens.
Formerly known as the Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka, the site is being re-imagined for the community and will remain open for visitors to view the iconic Eureka Flag.
There is also a cafe onsite offering snacks and lunches for visitors and the local community.
Opening Times
Museum and Eureka Flag: Open 7 days a week 10am–5pm.
Cafe: Open 7 days a week from 10am to 3.30pm
Image credit: Tony Evans Photography
Entry Fees
City of Ballarat residents free on provision of photo ID.
Groups of 10 or more, and school groups require a booking.
To make a booking, please call 03 5333 0333.
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* Acceptable concession cards: Carer Card, Commonwealth Seniors Card, Victorian Seniors Card, Health Care Card, International Seniors Card, Overseas University Card, Pension Card, Student Card (Australian or International) and Veteran Affairs Card. |
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Note: Visitors with a Companion Card are entitled to free entry when accompanying their care recipient, on presentation of their card at entry. |
Education Program
Delivered by professional educators, the education program offers primary and secondary students a wide selection of programs designed to engage students with the history of the Eureka Stockade.
Call 03 5333 0333 to make a booking.
Venue Hire
With a 114-seat theatre equipped with standard conferencing AV, sound and lighting equipment and meeting rooms for 15-40 people, the centre is available for conferences, meetings, special events, film projections, panel discussions, presentations and small performances.
Call 03 5333 0333 for enquiries and bookings.
Contact Info
Phone: 03 5333 0333
Email: eurekainfo@ballarat.vic.gov.au
Address: 102 Stawell Street South, Ballarat, Victoria 3350
Note: Enter next to the Eureka Aquatic Centre
Parking: parking is located near the Eureka Aquatic Centre.
Image credit: Tony Evans Photography