Arts, culture and heritage
Ballam Park Homestead Ballam Park Homestead is a beautiful French-style country farmhouse built by Frederick Liardet in 1854. Featuring a beautiful garden, heritage listed trees, period museum, tea rooms, cottage garden, research centre and the base for the Frankston Historical Society. The Homestead is open for tours on Sundays from 1-5pm (except the fifth Sunday of the month). There is a café on the grounds serving wonderful Devonshire and afternoon teas.
280R Cranbourne Road, Frankston 03 9789 5529 visitfrankston.com
Coastal Arts Discovery Trail Weaving its way along the coastline between Olivers Hill and Seaford, the Coastal Arts Discovery Trail celebrates the stories and images of Frankston’s past and present. Sculptures and public art from local and renowned artists, as well as architectural gems representing the time of the City’s original inhabitants through to the present day, are dotted along this walking and cycling trail set against inspiring views of the bay.
1300 322 842 visitfrankston.com 35
