Sculpture museum

Highly recommended! Worth to pay a visit if you haven't been!Love the indoor and outdoor settings, from art gallery, sculptures, landscape and architectural spaces.Outdoor and surrounding browsing is free, gallery is the only fee admission sction, but totally worth for its price as you would be able to visit the 3 different types of architectural buildings, from heritage to post modern then to contemporary.There is cafe, coffee kiosk opposite the shop available, but do check on their opening hours if you visit on the week day.Easy to spend a good quality of a few hours here. And best to be here when there is no rain so you could enjoy the outdoor a bit more.Facilities are good and clean, staff and volunteers are very friendly and helpful.A place where you would like to revisit.

Such an interesting place, developed over time with contributions covering a vast span of time & areas of life. The staff there were extremely friendly & knowledgeable.

Lovely little museum. Well organised & kept. Well done.

We visited Pt Leo Restaurant for lunch, followed by a stroll around the sculpture park. It’s location provides incredible views of the ocean visible from the restaurant and park.We loved the atmosphere here. The location and interiors are stunning and we enjoyed our stroll around the sculpture park, which is the best we’ve seen in Melbourne.We ordered a three course menu each ($120 pp) and chose:- yellowfin tuna tataki- king crab pasta- hot smoked barramundi- lamb backstrap and croquette- pistachio cake- tiramisu in a chouxFor us, the entrees and mains were nice but not amazing. The desserts on the other hand were the highlight of the meal. The tiramisu in choux pastry was delicious, with a perfectly executed choux pastry topped with a light cookie crust. The tiramisu centre was beautiful, with delightful layers of mascarpone and espresso. The pistachio cake with elderflower cream & raspberry sorbet was also fantastic, and all the flavours matched each other perfectly.This was our second time visiting Pt Leo restaurant (the first was in 2021). We thought the food overall was much better the first time, though the desserts were better this time.Sculpture park entry is $10 unless you dine at the Laura restaurant.Overall, we had a fun time!Our rating: 6/10

A beautiful & fascinating Museum. So many indoor & outdoor exhibits & installations spread over acerage with lovely winding walks through gardens.I need to return to see more surprises.

Stunning products, excellent communication and ordering process and amazing customer service

Lovely sculpture park for all ages! But a steep walk up the hill is not for the faint heart. Nice weather for a walk around the estate. Great food and outdoor venue.

Had a great tour through the underground sculptures. For an artist with no training they are amazing with very recognisable peopleGuides were very friendly.Was lovely and cool and took about an hour to walk our way through.Highly recommended for something different to do.

Amazing foods + wines and awesome service there!Thanks to Ollie, he’s super helpful, Funny and knowledgeable , definitely make our night special! Especially their 2018 reserve pinot Noir !! I can drink the whole bottle in one go !Highly recommended;)

This was the BEST tour in the ridge". It highlighted mining methods & the difficult life past & present miners endure. Added to this is the amazing sculptures one man has done throughout his mine. All staff friendly and the guide very knowledgeable. NOT TO BE MISSED