Vaucluse House

Young visitors participate in the weaving activity, facilitated by Gabrielle and Vivienne Cornish
Workshop

Weaving on Country with Malima

Malima, a family business from the La Perouse Aboriginal Community, share traditional Aboriginal weaving techniques. In this immersive workshop, learn about cultural knowledge and practices that connect weaving to Country

Thursday 16 July 11am–12.30pm
An Evening at Vaucluse House
Tour

An Evening at Vaucluse House

Experience the Wentworths’ picturesque estate and harbourside retreat in an exclusive and intimate tour after dark

Thursday 4 June 6pm–8pm

Conservation in action: Vaucluse House outbuilding conservation works

Dating from around 1840, these outbuildings are in the service yard, the historical core of household service activities at Vaucluse House

Wentworth Mausoleum, photographer unknown, 1901. Nielsen-Vaucluse Park Trust photographs, 1856–1960s, volume 5

Conservation in action: Wentworth Mausoleum conservation works

Completed in 1874, the Wentworth Mausoleum is a rare and significant example of private Victorian funerary architecture in Australia

A visitor exploring the Vaucluse House virtual tour on the iPad while they sit in the internal courtyard
Latest News

New ways to explore Vaucluse House and its gardens

We’ve been working on two exciting new projects to make Vaucluse House and its grounds more accessible, offering visitors flexible and inclusive ways to connect with this remarkable estate

Exterior of mausoleum
Tour

Members: Wentworth Mausoleum Tour

Enjoy a members-only walking tour of the rarely opened Wentworth Mausoleum and learn about William Charles Wentworth’s extravagant 1873 state funeral

Wednesday 16 September 2pm–3.30pm

Creatives selected for inaugural Vaucluse House Creative and Cultural Residency

Museums of History NSW is pleased to announce the four creatives who will be participating in the inaugural Vaucluse House Creative and Cultural Residency program

A creek with stonework banks
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Vaucluse House, Waterfall, Ponds & Rill Conservation Project

Watch the update on this conservation project that has preserved the integrity and heritage significance of this important waterway

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Donors’ special viewing of conservation works at Vaucluse House

On a perfect autumn day in late May, Museums of History NSW donors attended a special behind-the-scenes presentation to learn about the conservation works currently underway on the waterfall, ponds and stone-lined rill (creek) in the grounds of Vaucluse House