Art in the open. Landscape as the gallery.
Explore the Mornington Peninsula Arts + Heritage Trail.
From coastal sculpture parks to bushland galleries and working studios, the Mornington Peninsula is home to remarkable outdoor art experiences. Take a journey along the Arts & Heritage Trail, where sculptures sit among vineyards, gardens and native bushland. Discover world-class installations, meet working artists and experience creativity woven into the Mornington Peninsula landscape.
Featured Stops Along the Trail
Pt. Leo Estate
Set among vineyards and ocean views, Pt. Leo Estate showcases over 70 large-scale works by renowned global and Australian artists, including Yayoi Kusama, KAWS and Reko Rennie. Wander the 16-acre outdoor gallery set within the expansive native gardens. Open daily.
3649 Frankston–Flinders Rd, Merricks
McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery
McClelland is a unique not-for-profit gallery and sculpture park set within 16 hectares of natural bushland. Discover major sculptural works positioned throughout the landscape, where art and nature combine to create a powerful and immersive experience. (Closed April 25, reopening April 26, 2026).
390 McClelland Dr, Langwarrin
Enchanted Adventure
Art and imagination come alive in the Garden & Art Trail at Enchanted Adventure. Wander through themed gardens filled with carved timber sculptures, glass art and wrought iron works. Discover more than 30 sculptures set among living landscapes that change with the seasons.
55 Purves Rd, Arthurs Seat
Gordon Studio Glassblowers
For over three decades the Gordon-Donaldson family have practised the ancient craft of glassblowing in Red Hill. Watch artisans shape molten glass into striking sculptures, vases and centrepieces, exploring colour, light and texture in every piece.
290 Red Hill Rd, Red Hill
Download the free Arts & Heritage Trail map and start exploring.