Explore historic Port Macquarie at your leisure using our self-guided heritage walk brochure or app. The app is free and and viewable on any device or pick up a brochure at the Glasshouse Visitor Information Centre.
We offer guided walking tours throughout the year and group walking tours by appointment. Tours can be tailored to suit specific needs. Also see our new walking tour audio guide.
Some of our hands-on exhibits and kid’s activities are not currently available to ensure the health and safety of our visitors. Instead we have introduced a hands-free 'I Spy' family trail.
We welcome groups and tours at any time and guided tours by prior arrangement.
We offer educational tours for school students, online resources and loan items from the Australian War Memorial.
For a school information pack or to book a guided school tour, please contact us.
Explore our Museum with our hands-free 'I Spy' family trail. Some of our usual hands-on exhibits and kid’s activities are not currently available to ensure the health and safety of our visitors.
27 July 2022
We are pleased to announce that our online store is now open. You can shop with us any time of the day or night. New publications will be added in coming weeks.
Our website expansion and e-commerce project was funded by the Australian Government's Culture, Heritage and Arts Regional Tourism Program.
26 March 2022
Today we hosted the launch of the Fifth Season film an initiative of the Greater Port Macquarie Dementia Friendly Community Alliance produced with the support of the Dementia Australia Community Engagement Program. The film highlights the positive and negative experiences of people living with dementia during isolation through the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and records their unique stories for future generations. The film screens until 2 April 2022. Free entry for seniors all week.
25 March 2022
A new exhibition by Port Macquarie creative Lucy Frost was launched this evening. Lucy has responded to five items from the collection bringing their stories to life in the 21st century. The interactive exhibition considers both the journeys of the objects and Lucy’s personal journey. Lucy’s works and the original items are on display. This project is supported by Create NSW’s Arts and Cultural Funding Program.