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Excape is an exciting entertainment attraction for thrill seekers in Frankston. The concept is simple – group of 2-6 people are guided in a room and they have to solve their way out within 60 minutes...

Mural Name: Culture Warriors Artist: Khosnaran Khurelbaatar (HEESCO) Artist Bio Known by the artist name Heesco®, Khosnaran Khurelbaatar is a Mongolian-Australian muralist and fine artist. Born in...

Kasturi Indian restaurant is coloured with spices and drives you through the narrow food lanes of India. You are invited on a culinary pilgrimage across India, right here in Frankston without going a...

Stand up Paddle boarding (SUP) is a growing sport and is easily accessible by all types of people wanting to enjoy the Bay or Kananook Creek with Frankston being the ideal location to try out the spor...

Sculpture: Journey - Past, present, future Artist: Antone Bruinsma Artist interpretation:  "Inspired by canoe forms, these sculptures symbolise humanity’s desire for travel, trade, sport and p...

Yamala was one of the earliest mansions built on Oliver’s Hill. It was purchased in 1876 by Sir John Madden (1844-1918) who later became Chief Justice of Victoria, and was appointed Lieutenant Governo...

The first suspension bridge over the creek was built in 1875 by Mark Young, host of the Pier Hotel, to allow his patrons easy access to the sea-baths he owned. With the appearance of other guest house...

Mural Name: Flourishing Artist: María Peña Artist Bio: María Peña is a Colombian/Australian visual artist currently based in Melbourne.  She studied Bachelor of Fine Arts with major ...

Peninsula Aquatic Recreation Centre features include: • heated indoor Olympic-size 50m swimming pool, with movable boom • dedicated learn to swim pools, and children's pools with beach access • aquati...