L I N D F I E L D

Tours, Bookings & Admission fees

Daily guided tours are offered. (The museum is open by appointment only with tours between 10am and 5pm.) The tours are led by Katharine Love and are about one and a half hours to two hours in duration.

Tour the wonderful interior of Lindfield House.  There is so much to see - the atmospheric historic spaces are preserved as they were when Katharine Love's mother died in 1996. As Katharine still lives in the house, it is a true living house museum.  Come and gain a fascinating insight into Victorian life.

Groups

Tours are generally limited to 12 visitors per group. However, more than one group can be accommodated at the same time. Please discuss your requirements when booking.
 

Admission fees
 

• R100 per person, tour only.

• R50 per person for children,
  students and senior citizens

• Gift Vouchers are available.

• No Card payments possible.

• Free access to our Sunday Market Days where tea and scones will be available. Ask for more details about the Market days on our Contact page.

• Free access to our shop, the Lindfield Emporium after a tour.

• Any donation welcome. Click here to read more.
   

The museum and shop are open between 10am and 5pm by appointment only.  We hope to see you soon!

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To book a Guided Tour:

• at least one day before you plan on visiting the museum, phone Katharine on 011 726 2932 or phone or SMS on 083 589 8668 or

• send a message from the Contact page

The Lindfield Victorian House Museum is an atmospheric living museum, preserved as it would have been in the Victorian era. 

Photography, using a camera, mobile phone or tablet is permitted in the museum as long as the photos are for personal or academic, non-commercial use.  Professional filming, video recording and photo-shoots can be discussed with Katharine.  The venue has been successfully used for a number of feature films and music videos.

Click here to see what others say about the museum.

Want to watch a short video by John Hall on Queen Victoria - "A Life in Images and on Film"? Click here.

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Want to watch a 2-minute YouTube video introduction to the museum? Click here.