The NSW Government’s vouchers can be used until 30 June 2022.
From contemporary art to colonial furniture, manicured modern gardens to sandstone stables – we have something for everyone at our extraordinary properties across New South Wales. Here's where to use your Discover vouchers.
Dundullimal Homestead is a piece of living history. The Homestead is one of Australia’s oldest and most refined slab houses, with fine architectural detail that speaks of pride and sophistication.
Immerse yourself in this National Trust treasure as you explore the Moderne-style 1930s house complete with Art Deco features. Stroll along formal terraces and winding paths discovering the many moods of Everglades.
Visit the former home of Norman Lindsay, now a gallery featuring paintings and garden sculptures. The current exhibition features Norman Lindsay’s world merged with the world of legend and mythology and his artworks and sculptures including the legendary Sphinx.
Old Government House is one of 11 places that make up the Australian Convict Sites World Heritage series. A new exhibition explores the lives of convict artisans who used their skills to transform their place of exile into a thriving modern settlement.
Marvel at the ‘Portuguese Pink’, white-trimmed Victorian Italianate mansion, surrounded by pristine gardens and framed by an arboretum of towering trees. There is something unique to discover in each area of the garden.
The intact furnished two-storey mansion is a time capsule of family living, largely untouched since the Edwardian era. Discover a collection that illustrates the story of pastoral life and indulge your senses in the nine picturesque gardens.
The S.H. Ervin Gallery is one of Sydney’s leading public art institutions. Steve Lopes Encountered is currently on show until 8 May 2022. Discover over 80 paintings and rarely seen drawings, prints and collages, together with the artist’s diaries and drawing books.
Visit the oldest building in the Blue Mountains. Built originally as a wayside inn in the 1830s, the house also operated as a gentleman’s residence, guest house, and boarding house, and from 1907 to 1936 as a private school owned and operated by classics scholar, John McManamey and his family.
Discover NSW vouchers are only redeemable when you pay for your ticket at the property, simply present your voucher when you arrive and we will discount your ticket on entry. All other visitors not redeeming a voucher are recommended to book tickets in advance via Eventbrite to guarantee a spot.
*Please note Retford Park house tours have previously sold out, if you wish to guarantee a spot, book via Eventbrite and use your Discover NSW voucher for a different heritage property.
