Step-free entry, lift, cloakroom and a change table help parents, yet no nursing room, little space for restless crying, and art spaces require quiet, making visits short and sometimes stressful.
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: The gallery size and the Tea House snack break fit well into a short family outing with a baby.
Self-guided art viewing:
Walk through four floors of contemporary Chinese art at your own pace.
Tip: Use the lift to keep the stroller with you and pause by benches for baby breaks.
Guided group tour:
Join free tours Wednesday–Sunday at 11 AM or 3 PM to learn stories behind artworks.
Tip: Arrive 5 minutes early and let reception know you have a pram.
Tea House snack break:
Relax in the Teahouse with tea, juice and warm scones.
Tip: Ask for a highchair and choose juice or lychee iced tea for baby.
Use baby facilities:
Change or feed your baby in the wheelchair-access bathroom with a fold-down table.
Tip: Store pram blankets or extra diapers in free lockers at reception.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
---|---|
Tea pot refill | AUD 4 |
Scones (2) | AUD 9 |
Baby juice | AUD 3.5 |
Total Estimated | AUD 16.5 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
In summer, try lychee iced tea to cool down. In cooler months, warm tea and dumplings make a cozy break.
Address: 30 Balfour St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
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Paolo Bevilacqua
Great little gallery with some fun and quirky exhibits. We visited with our kids and all enjoyed it. 3 levels but not too big, around an hour was perfect for us. Would come back again
ben brockman
Fantastic gallery! Do yourself a favor and check it out. It’s free as well! Also, the gift shop is really well curated, not your typical museum gift shop junk.
Yvette Beaumont
Brilliant as always but this current exhibition is my favourite! They’ve done a great job with the colours, the flow, even the archways between each room. Loved it. I always recommend White Rabbit when people visit from out of town. Sydney is lucky to have such a brilliant gallery right in the centre of town. Fabulous
Kaelin Lawrence
Visited the White Rabbit Gallery to see the 笑死我了 XSWL Exhibition. The Main door was locked but an attendant opened it - as it was a big heavy door I was more than happy that I didn't have to open it myself. The Exhibition was on all four floors with a lift or stairs to access. There was an option to listen to a guided tour in English or Mandarin by scanning a QR code at the entrance, alternatively...
G h x s t i e
The White Rabbit Gallery is a beautiful place to come check out. Upon entrance, you can feel the modern atmosphere. The items in the gift shop are cute, unique and interesting. The food has a limited range, with unique teas and a small range of dumplings. The gallery itself changes with items, so the photos I have provided may not be the same if you were to go there. The artworks there are usually...
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