Top Things to do in Mornington Peninsula
Top Hotels in Mornington Peninsula
Top 10 Museums in Mornington Peninsula, Victoria
Discover the best top things to do in Mornington Peninsula, Australia including Southern Buoy Studios, Vine Gallery, Elan Vineyard & Gallery, Sorrento Museum, Victorian Maritime Centre, Tom Putt Fine Art Photography Gallery, Marion Rosetzky Gallery, Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery, Museum of HMAS Cerberus, Ballam Park Homestead.
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1. Southern Buoy Studios
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
The Mornington Peninsula now proudly hosts this dynamic and welcoming Art Gallery. Southern Buoy Studios is a not for profit Art Gallery Incorporating 8 unique artists studios where visitors have the chance to engage and understand the artists process. Southern Buoy studios provides a space and platform to engage with community and to encourage and challenge our understanding of the arts.
2. Vine Gallery
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. Elan Vineyard & Gallery
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
4. Sorrento Museum
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By JudithM2409
This museum is simply amazing and although only open at weekends ( more volunteers needed to extend this!) make sure you visit when next in the Sorrento village. Located at the end of the coastal village - next to the historic Watts cottage that recalls the life of early peninsula pioneers- it profiles so many aspects of local history that Are both known and unknown - from The piano that accompanied Dame Nellie Melba on one of her many visits to the area — the loss of Australia’s Prime Minister Holt at sea nearby and William Buckley’s connection. For those lucky enough to dabble in family history and a local connection there is much to be sourced - and for the rest of us - well there’s just so much to explore - and they have a wonderful selection of souvenir items to take home .
5. Victorian Maritime Centre
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By DavidL816 - Melbourne, Australia
run by volunteers and with a token 5 dollar admission its well worth a visit for information on Australia submarines and merchant navy actions Some short audio visual presentations clean displays toilets on site Large car park (free) and just a short walk too the viewing area for Oberon submarine off shore
6. Tom Putt Fine Art Photography Gallery
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
The Tom Putt Fine Art Photography Gallery showcases the best aerial landscape photography from Australia and the world. Select from our Open Edition prints or for the art collector, our exclusive Limited Edition artwork.
7. Marion Rosetzky Gallery
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4.5 based on 58 reviews
Welcome back! Looking forward to seeing visitors and friends of the gallery again soon. Currently the gallery is open most weekends and by appointment. Hours 11am - 4pm. Please phone before coming to be sure the gallery is open. Enjoy an eclectic range of fine craft works including textiles, wood, glass, ceramics and jewellery, as well as a selection of Persian rugs and kelims. The gallery is known for it’s unique hand-painted ceramic tiles, which have been incorporated into homes and businesses on the Mornington Peninsula, Australia wide and overseas. Located in a natural bush gully setting, the exterior has recently been refurbished, creating a stunning outdoor environment.
Reviewed By KennyT45 - Melbourne, Australia
Hidden down a driveway off of the White Hill Road, Red Hill is a gem of a gallery. We went to find some ceramic of glass art for a very sunny position in our house that fades everything we put there. Marion was delightful to chat to and she makes great coffee too. There is a great selection of beautifully crafted and completely original tiles with other objects from around the world. It is well worth a visit as the gallery is in a quiet and lovely bush land setting and there are some lovely items on show. We bought a selection of 57mm square tiles for a piece of wall art for our entrance.
8. Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery
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4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By franny55 - Melbourne, Australia
This is a wonderful place to visit and see a variety of art on display.its educational and an enjoyable afternoon out. A must see.
9. Museum of HMAS Cerberus
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4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By antonysb
Brian the curator was a great story teller. The tour lasted for 2 hours and we learnt a lot about Australian navy history with some very rare artefacts, like the German flag captured in PNG. Never heard of this before. You will have to call in a couple of days before you plan to visit as this is an operational navy base and you will need to be escorted.
10. Ballam Park Homestead
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4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Safferyclan
Lovely old restored home. Ballam Park Homestead in Frankston is set in Ballam Park, with lovely walks and great playground and bbq facilities. The home is certainly worth a look and has been kept in great condition. There is also a tea room in the grounds which is open on Sunday afternoons. A piece of history, well worth a look.
