From magnificent colonial style buildings to iconic and modern designed spaces, no matter the occasion we have a space ready for your next event.

Our heritage properties are architecturally significant and range from magnificent colonial buildings and sandstone mansions to iconic modern architecture and gritty prison cells. The interiors and exteriors have been beautifully preserved or restored to highlight the original features. Outdoor settings include picturesque and manicured gardens, a grand carriage loop and undulating paddocks dotted with vintage farm machinery.

Sydney CBD

The Mint

The Mint

Constructed in the 1810s as the south wing of the General ‘Rum’ Hospital, The Mint is the oldest surviving public building in Sydney's CBD

External view, [East, West, North, South] elevation of Hyde Park Barracks

Hyde Park Barracks

A UNESCO World Heritage–listed site in the heart of historic Sydney, the Hyde Park Barracks is an extraordinary living record of early colonial Australia

The sandstone facade of the Justice & Police Museum in dappled sunshine.

Justice & Police Museum

Step into the dark side of Sydney’s past with a visit to the Water Police station and courts that once made up one of the city’s busiest legal hubs

External evening view of the Museum of Sydney

Museum of Sydney

A modern museum built over and around the site of First Government House

Sydney East

View of Vaucluse House from the Pleasure Garden

Vaucluse House

The gardens and grounds at Vaucluse House are part of a grand romantic vision of landscape, preserved in Sydney’s best-surviving 1800s estate

Table setting for a lunch in the Dining Room at the Elizabeth Bay House

Elizabeth Bay House

Its sweeping staircase with elliptical domed saloon, and elegant rooms with fine proportions and lavish furnishings reveal the tastes and aspirations of its original owner, Alexander Macleay

Sydney West

Elizabeth Farm house - front verandah

Elizabeth Farm

The original cottage, built in 1793, was transformed into a fine colonial bungalow, and today it is set within a re-created 1830s garden

Outside view of the Main House at Rouse Hill House and Farm. Fig tree in foreground.

Rouse Hill Estate

Looking over the paddocks and across to the mountains, this historic house and farm have been owned by six generations of one family

Venue services

A dedicated member of our friendly venue services team will work closely with you to tailor a quote, including site visits and property walkthroughs, for your next film or photography booking.

Applications and quotes

To apply to shoot at one of our properties please complete our inquiry form and a member of our team will get back to you.

Please note due to the delicate nature of our sites, a site visit must be conducted in order to properly quote on your booking (last minute requests may not be possible). Access to our sites will depend on museum opening hours, other scheduled eventsand onsite education bookings.

All bookings require a signed contract in order to proceed, and payment of your venue hire in advance. We do not accept unpaid or contra bookings via our venue services team. Please reach out to our marketing team to discuss this option.