First time in several years that I had been to Sammy Marks. The house is just wonderful and really brings back a bygone time to you. Tour guides are well-informed, but the tour is a little long and the young children I had with me got bored. Tea garden is lovely and the food is good, but also doesn't really... More

Gives a wonderful glimpse of the 19th century grandeur and results of hard work by an SA pioneer. We had a very fact filled educational tour with helpful guides. Not to be missed by locals and foreigners alike.

What a charming place, to see how the rich of bygone times have lived. This gentleman even had a room in the house where woman were not aloud to disturb them in playing billiard and discussion politics of the day.There are also a small herb garden and one can have tea there

Very nice way to spend a sunday - also very informative - some of the rooms are so perfect its almost creeepy! very exciting! snack and drinks also for sale - scones are awesome!

Have visited S.A. many times and Sammy Marks Museum is one of those places I return to each time, and I never tire of doing so.The house is awsome and the tour guide is one of the best I have ever encountered. The gardens are beautiful and the food served in these wonderful surroundings is fabulous.Will go back again.

museum, tea garden and picnic site. absolutely awesome. phone up and arrange they pack your picnic for you...we go often then picnic under huge trees!

yet another ancient dwelling of people that built a future that became our past. the tour was informative, the house amazing. the gardens and fountain was in a state of disrepair and we were quite disappointed by the look of things around the property. we heard stories of beautiful rolling lawns and rose gardens. we did not find that. We... More

It like walking into a second hand shop, nothing to write home about and the employees would rather be at home than here

Loved the old vintage furnthiture and the music room! The kitchen is to die for! A rich history with love preserved!