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May Gibbs' Nutcote, North Sydney

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#6 of 17 in Museums in Greater Sydney

Children’s Museum Museum

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TripAdvisor Traveler Rating

42 reviews

Google

4.6

LyndaWardy

Each month my friend and I take ferry trip somewhere. This month we visited Neutral Bay We planned to stay half an hour Two hours later we came away enriched and blessed by an enchanting afternoon at ... more »
Tim R

This cottage was saved from developers by the local council and now is a museum/memorial to May Gibbs. The site is managed and run by volunteers, who are knowledgable, friendly and enthusiastic. Highl... more »
MGJP

This home made famous due to it's previous owner May Gibbs who wrote 'The Gum Nut Babies'. Short trip across the harbour to get there. Tour guide had many interesting tales of May, her work and her li... more »

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Barbara Ashwell

A great day enjoying the creativity of May Gibb & the hospitality of the wonderful volunteers. Thank you.

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Benjamin Humphrey

Lovely little museum! Excellent guided tour, not very busy on a Sunday morning.

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Kamel Abaas

We had a great day out in the museum, wonderful staff thank you so much.

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Dolores Lodge

Wonderful little historic house down on the harbour at Neutral Bay. Catch the Ferry to Neutral Bay Wharf, do not get off at the next wharf (Kurraba Point wharf) as there are over 100 steps to climb! The shop is full of lovely Australian gifts and all the volunteers are very friendly and informative. May Gibbs wrote Snugglepot and Cuddlepie and was a very talented illustrator. All money spent goes back to the upkeep of the Museum so you can feel happy paying to take a tour. Afterwards we walked to Cremorne Point to catch a ferry back and is a wonderful way to see Sydney on the North Shore. Perfect day out for families.

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Mark Powell

Not bad

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