Places to visit in New South Wales

Everglades House & Gardens, Leura (Blue Mountains). Australia's most spectacular inter-war gardens. Everglades will charm you with its winding paths, sculptures, modern-style house and spectacular views of the Jamison Valley. Old Government House, Parramatta. Enter the world of Governor Lachlan and Mrs Elizabeth Macquarie's household and work life as you tour the rooms of colonial administration and immerse yourself in Regency taste and style. Norman Lindsay Gallery, Faulconbridge (Blue Mountains). It was here that prolific and controversial artist Norman Lindsay (1879 - 1969) created etchings, oils, watercolours, pen drawings, ship models and novels for which he become famous. S.H. Ervin Gallery, Observatory Hill (The Rocks). The S.H. Ervin Gallery presents a dynamic program of changing exhibitions that examine issues and themes in Australian art and present them in new contexts.

A journey of discovery right here in New South Wales. Explore properties held in trust for you, your family, your friends and community to enjoy.

From Berrima to bathurst we have historic homesteads to wander through and gardens to picnic in. Wonder at past lives in heritage places; relax and reflect in historic gardens.

From modern art to colonial furniture; from manicured gardens to native bush, the National Trust and its partner properties have something for everyone.

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