Vaucluse House
Workshop
Bird Watching with the Sydney Bird Club
Join us for an inclusive bird watching tour that will explore the Vaucluse House Estate and Nielsen Park
Sunday 30 March 10.30am–12pm
Vaucluse House heritage
Built in 1803, Vaucluse House was isolated, centred in a valley surrounded by a dense, shadowy woodland and accessible only by boat
Various dates & times
Workshop
History Kids – Explore Vaucluse House
Explore Vaucluse House these summer holidays
Thursday 9 January 10.30am–11.30am
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Saying goodbye to spring: the jacarandas at Vaucluse House
For those who visit Vaucluse House, the annually blossoming jacarandas are a friendly and gentle reminder that spring is coming to a close for another year
Resource
How to grow broad beans
Some handy hints to help you look after your broad bean seed after your excursion to Vaucluse House
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The Syrens of Sydney: a bespoke donor experience
On a perfect autumn afternoon in late May, donors were immersed in the musical world of the Wentworths and their contemporaries at the 'Syrens of Sydney' concert held at Vaucluse House
Convict Sydney
Harbourside Gothic: The convict origins of Vaucluse House
Its architectural style is not all that is gothic about Vaucluse House. Discover the dark history of the house’s first owner, Henry Browne Hayes
Dinghy and kayak registration at Vaucluse Bay
The historic 10-hectare Vaucluse House estate includes the beach paddock where dinghy racks and kayak spaces are located. We manage the registration of these areas through annual permits
The coolest room in the house
What practical techniques can we learn from historical building design to minimise heat and energy consumption in our homes today?