Jane Austen’s House From Home
Visit Jane Austen's House from the comfort of your own home. Stroll through the House on our virtual tour, take in an online exhibition, or visit the Gift Shop!Tours and Trails
Virtual Tour of Jane Austen’s House
Explore the House, outbuildings and garden with our virtual 360° tour. Supported by Art Fund.
*Live Guided Virtual Tours also available!*
Exhibitions
Jane Austen in London
An online version of our autumn/winter exhibition. Taking Jane Austen’s letter of 15-16 September 1813 as our guide, we set out to explore the bustling city of early nineteenth century London…
Jane Austen in Love
An online version of our autumn/winter exhibition, exploring Jane’s relationship with the dashing young Irishman Tom Lefroy. This exhibition brings together for the very first time Tom’s portrait with Jane’s letter in which she declares ‘I am to flirt my last with Tom Lefroy’.
Jane Austen Undressed
Our Spring/Summer 2022 display presents rare examples of Regency underwear are displayed alongside iconic pieces from TV and film adaptations, from Elizabeth Bennet’s petticoat to Emma Woodhouse’s stays… and *that* white shirt!
Families
Family Trail
Our fun Family Trail gets little ones exploring Jane Austen’s House, learning about the past and creating drawings of their own.
Family activities
Get creative with Regency letter writing, miniature self-portraits and rhyming recipes!
Artworks
Creatives in Residence
In 2021 we hosted a series of young writers and artists who joined us for a digital residency. They created new works inspired by Jane Austen – from poems to animations to biscuits!
Talks and Events
Virtual Tour Live: Walk Through and Q&AÂ
Join us for a guided walk through of our virtual tour with lots of opportunities to chat and to ask questions. Booking essential. Find the next tour.
Support us
Visit the Gift Shop
Browse our unique selection of Jane Austen gifts. All profits go towards supporting the House.
Donate to the Museum
Be a part of the story and help to preserve and protect Jane Austen’s precious home.
Jane Austen’s House From Home was made possible by the generous support of Art Fund.
