Norman Lindsay Gallery & Museum, Blue Mountains Travel Guide

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Discover the artistic legacy of Norman Lindsay in his enchanting Blue Mountains home, featuring galleries, studios, and picturesque gardens.

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Norman Lindsay Gallery & Museum

Explore the former home and artistic haven of Norman Lindsay, one of Australia's most celebrated and controversial artists, in the heart of the Blue Mountains. Wander through the gallery, studios, and gardens, discovering his paintings, sculptures, and the world of 'The Magic Pudding'.

A brief summary to Norman Lindsay Gallery & Museum

14 Norman Lindsay Cres, Faulconbridge, New South Wales, 2776, AU
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Monday 10 am-4 pm
Thursday 10 am-4 pm
Friday 10 am-4 pm
Saturday 10 am-4 pm
Sunday 10 am-4 pm

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Take a guided tour to gain exclusive access to Norman Lindsay's painting and etching studios and learn about his life and work.
Explore the heritage gardens and bushwalk to discover sculptures, fountains, and scenic views of the Grose Valley.
Check the National Trust website for information on special events, exhibitions, and seasonal displays.

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Getting There

Car

From the Great Western Highway (A32), turn into Grose Road at Faulconbridge and follow it to the roundabout. Turn right into Chapman Parade and continue until you reach Norman Lindsay Crescent. The gallery is located at 14 Norman Lindsay Crescent. There is street parking available near the gallery. Parking is free.
Public Transport

Take a train to Faulconbridge Station on the Blue Mountains Line. From Faulconbridge Station, it's approximately a 1.5km walk to the gallery. Exit the station and head south on the Great Western Highway (A32). Turn right onto Hawkesbury Road, and then left onto Norman Lindsay Crescent. The gallery will be on your left. Alternatively, from Springwood Station, you can take the 690C limited bus service. A one-way train ticket from Central Station to Faulconbridge Station costs between $5-$9.

Discover more about Norman Lindsay Gallery & Museum

Nestled in Faulconbridge, in the Blue Mountains, the Norman Lindsay Gallery & Museum offers a captivating glimpse into the life and work of the prolific Australian artist Norman Lindsay. Lindsay, a celebrated and sometimes controversial figure, was a painter, sculptor, writer, and cartoonist, best known for his children's book, 'The Magic Pudding'.The gallery is housed in the sandstone cottage, 'Springwood,' which Lindsay purchased with his wife Rose in 1912. Over the years, they transformed the property into a home and artistic sanctuary, adding classical colonnades, a Roman courtyard, fountains, and sculptures.Visitors can explore Lindsay's original painting and etching studios, filled with his brushes, canvases, and printing press. The gallery displays a diverse collection of his work, including oil paintings, watercolours, etchings, ship models, and sculptures. The property also features heritage gardens with sculptures, fountains, and a bush pool, as well as a short bushwalk with views of the Grose Valley. Lindsay's Cafe is currently closed.The National Trust (NSW) has owned and managed the property since 1969, preserving Lindsay's legacy for future generations. Guided tours are available, offering insights into Lindsay's life, career, and the stories behind his art.