Susannah Place

Susannah Place is an unusual house museum that carefully preserved a row of working-class terraces and partly furnished rooms in the historic Rocks area.

Since its construction in 1844 by Irish immigrants, Susannah Place was home to around 100 families and remarkably didn’t change almost at all.

It is particularly interesting how these small homes were only a place to eat and sleep for kids who actually spent their days in backyards, laneways, and neighbourhood streets.

There are no toilets on site, and unfortunately, it is not stroller accessible.

Tickets: Adult – $24, Child (5-15 years) – $16, Family (1 adult & 2 children, 1 adult & 3 children, 2 adults & 1 child, 2 adults & 2 children) – $64. FREE for children under 5.