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Hobart Historic Walking Tour - Tasmanian Travel & Information Centre, 20 Davey Street (Cnr Davey & Elizabeth St) Hobart.

Satisfy a key reason why visitors enjoy Tasmania by providing an opportunity to experience the rich heritage offered by Hobart’s colourful past. The Tasmanian Visitor Survey has identified "history and heritage" as the number two reason for visiting Tasmania.An entertaining insight into Hobart’s rich history, and a good orientation around the city • An easy guided walk with frequent sit-down stops • Guides are accredited and have Senior First Aid certs.

This two hour tour provides a wonderful introduction to Hobart’s history. The informative guides explain the significance of many heritage-listed buildings that are still a visible part of Hobart and make up much of its charm, together with stories of people and events that influenced those early days. The walking tour will take you through Salamanca and historic Battery Point, while the story of Hobart unfolds through the lives of many characters.

*1/2 -hr Historic Walk from the Old City to Salamanca
*1-hr Battery Point Walk, a real charmer!
*1 1/2 -hr Old Hobart Pub Tour to three establishments including free tastings of bush liqueurs at one of the pubs.

Salamanca Market - Hobart
On Saturday, visit Salamanca Market, in Hobart, and look for our local produce. You can sample special herb vinegars, mustards, bush honeys and organic goods and meet the producers.

Or visit one of the specialist delicatessens across Tasmania to taste locally produced condiments, smoked and fresh produce and luscious cheeses.

Tasmazia, near Sheffield - 40 minutes from Devonport

Among other green and growing delights, you’ll find the world’s biggest hedge maze (Tasmanzia, near Sheffield);Tasmazia, at Promised Land in northern Tasmania, features mazes and a whimsical miniature village. Promised Land is a small village in northwest Tasmania, a fifteen-minute drive southwest of Sheffield (15 kilometres) and 40 minutes from Devonport (40 kilometres).

Peppermint Bay - 40 minute drive south of Hobart
Peppermint Bay is a waterfront restaurant, bar, providore and gallery at Woodbridge, southern Tasmania.

Woodbridge is located in the D’Entracasteaux Channel district, a 40 minute drive south of Hobart (43 kilometres).

East Coast Nature World - 18356 Tasman Highway, Bicheno. 7 kilometres north of Bicheno towards St Helens.

Wildlife park featuring birds, reptiles and other native animals, including Tasmanian Devils. Set in 160 acres of natural flat parkland and lagoon, Natureworld brings the wilderness to you. Boasting Australia’s sunniest climate, there is guaranteed viewing of Devils, Roos, Koalas, Snakes, Quolls, Narkies, Cape Barrens, Gang Gangs, Gliders and much more of Tasmania’s unique Flora and Fauna including 800 year old grass trees.

James Boag’s Premium - 39 William Street Launceston Ph: (03) 6332 6300
In Launceston, visit the home of James Boag’s Premium - on the banks of the Tamar River, and Boag's Centre for Beer Lovers, just across the street.

Boag & Son currently offer tours of our historic brewery each weekday. The tours include a full circuit of our brewery from the brewhouse to the packaging line, information on the brewing process and Boag’s fascinating history.

The Boag’s Centre for Beer Lovers is housed in the historic Tamar Hotel which dates from the 1830’s. Our Brewery Tours commence in the Boag’s Centre which includes a museum of the Brewery’s memorabilia giving an insight into the Boag family and the development of the Boag’s brands throughout the last century.

Richmond Zoo Doo Wildlife Park - 620 Middle Tea Tree Road, Richmond

An exciting wildlife experience located just a short drive from Hobart and the historic Georgian village of Richmond. This hands-on zoo is home to many of Australia's most loved and most unusual creatures. Visit Tassie Devils, Koalas, Forest Kangaroos, wallabies, Wombats, and possums. Only 6 km from the historic town of Richmond with its goal, famous bridge on the way to Port Arthur.

ZooDoo caters for tour groups, families, children, school educational activities. ZooDoo is able to offer an extensive range of Australian native animals these include the Tasmanian Devil, Tiger Quoll, Koala, Forester Kangaroo, Bennetts Wallaby, Pademelon Wallaby as well as rare albino animals, White Tamar Wallaby, Wombat, Sugar Glider, Tasmanian Ringtail and Golden Brushtail Possum. There are a huge variety of indoor and outdoor native birds, talking cockatoos and Emus, Swans Parrots, Galahs, Cockatoos and Corellas. ZooDoo also has an extensive range of domesticated and other animals including fallow deer, water buffalo (albino), camels, miniature ponies, goats. miniature pigs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ducks and geese, ostrich, monkeys and more. See them in the indoor animal nursery. Watch the miniature house races conducted at regular intervals throughout the day.

Tahune Airwalk - Hobart to Geeveston - 61km & Geeveston to Tahune - 28km

This beautiful reserve on the banks of the mighty Huon River is now the home of the popular Tahune Forest AirWalk, two swinging bridges and visitor centre. When exploring the Huon Trail, don’t miss the adventure of walking through the canopy of Tasmania’s renowned Southern Forests. At nearly 600 metres, the Tahune AirWalk is one of the longest tree top walks in Australia. It offers a ‘bird’s-eye’ view of wet eucalypt forest, culminating in a spectacular cantilever above the confluence of the mighty Huon and Picton Rivers. Other activities include guided tours to the most easily accessible place in Tasmania to see the famous Huon Pine. The Visitor Centre offers licensed café and retail sales.

Generally camping and campervans are welcome in forest areas. No fees or bookings apply but be considerate of other users. There are many prepared sites with basic facilities, but you are welcome to camp almost anywhere in State Forest. We ask only that you leave designated day-use sites to picnickers. Whatever your choice, please be considerate of others and of the forest environment.

There are no formal guided tours at present but we encourage people to take advantage of our self-drive tours in State forests

Tamar River Cruises - Home Point, Home Point Parade, Launceston

The Tamar River is unique: at 76 kilometres, it is Australia's longest navigable tidal estuary. It varies in width from 250 metres to four kilometres.

The navigable section of the spectacular Cataract Gorge is included in our cruises.

Explore the spectacular wilderness area of Cataract Gorge and the majestic Tamar River when you hop aboard the Lady Launceston – a beautiful 1980’s style vessel. This 50 minute cruise boasts stunning scenery, the chance the spot wildlife and expert commentary. Why not spoil yourself and upgrade to the Batman Bridge Luncheon cruise or the Afternoon Discovery Cruise where you can learn about intrepid explorers and the exploits of the infamous bushranger, Matthew Brady.

Port Arthur Historic Site

Port Arthur is one of Australia's great tourism destinations. Every building, every feature of Port Arthur Historic Site has a story to tell. Created with convict labour, the impressive architecture, delightful gardens and chilling prison facilities survive today for you to explore.

Historic Ghost Tours - Historic Ghost Tours operate every evening except 25 December. Book here and visit the offical site www.portarthur.org.au/

Gordon River Cruises - Esplanade, Strahan

The small fishing community of Strahan on the West Coast is remote and wild, just as you'd expect from a place at the gateway to the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. The heart of the village faces the busy waterfront from where the Lady Jane Franklin 11 departs.

How could any visit to Tasmania be complete without a cruise on the world-famous Gordon River? The fight to save this natural treasure in the early 1980's attracted international attention and support. It's not hard to understand why. The Macquarie Harbour: more than 110 square miles of natural, protected water surrounding the crumbling history of Sarah Island.

Something Wild - 3klm from Russell Falls in Mt. Field National Park.

Something Wild is situated 3klm from Russell Falls in Mt. Field National Park. Something Wild is a rehabilitation and conservation wildlife sanctuary for orphaned and injured animals. We nurture our native wildlife back to good health and prepare them for eventual release.

Something Wild also has a number of habitats for animals that are unsuitable for release or may have been bred in captivity where visitors may enjoy viewing these special animals.

To rehabilitate orphaned and injured wildlife in Tasmania and provide environmental habitats and excellent care for animals unable or unsuitable to be released.

Lake St Clair - Lake St Clair, Visitor Centre. 5km past Derwent Bridge

Lake St Clair is at the southern end of the world famous Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park and is part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.

Lake St Clair is at the southern end of the world famous Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park and is part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Carved out by ice during the course of the past two million years, this is the deepest lake in Australia. This is an ideal getaway and a great place for walking, whether you wish to take a leisurely stroll or a more strenuous bushwalk. www.parks.tas.gov.au

Cradle Mountain - Cradle Mountain Visitor Centre, 4057 Cradle Mountain Road

Cradle Mountain is possibly the most famous landmark of the Tasmanian wilderness. Its jaggered contours rise up in Tasmania’s north, and is surrounded by glorious national park which is part of the 1.3 million hectare Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.

Cradle Mountain National Park - www.parks.tas.gov.au/

Tassielink Cataract Gorge & Launceston Sights Tour - Cornwell Square Transit, Cnr St John & Cimitiere Street, Launceston

The best way to get acquainted with Launceston is gently.

Begin with a morning stroll through the famous Cataract Gorge Reserve where a guide will tell you about the native plants, exotic birds and animals of the Gorge's Victorian Gardens and cliff surrounds. Admire the peacocks grazing beneath the trees of the grounds and cross the gorge on the elegant Alexandra Suspension Bridge. As this half day city sightseeing tour continues, soak up Launceston's Victorian streetscapes and fine architecture including colonial era churches and the City Town Hall with its striking Corinthian columns.

Princes Square and City Park have historic fountains and a verdant spread of exotic trees just perfect for picnicking beneath. A short coach tour of the historical Inveresk Railyards concludes the tour.

Tassielink Mt Wellington & Hobart City Sights Tour - Hobart Bus Terminal, 64 Brisbane Street, Hobart

Of the many striking things about Hobart, the largest is Mount Wellington, which looms over the city. But before tackling its slopes it's best to get your bearings on a city coach tour - travel past the famous Cascade Brewery, Anglesea Barracks and through Salamanca Place to historic Battery Point, and weather permitting, climbing to Mount Wellington's summit for a panoramic view of Hobart. Pass many of Australia's oldest buildings along the waterfront, then take a stroll through the magnificent Royal Botanical Gardens.

The Wooden Boat Discovery Centre - Main Road, Franklin

Forming part of a school set up to teach the next generation of craftsmen, the centre will entice you into the fascinating world of traditional wooden boats. Interactive features, video presentations and static displays being the history of boatbuilding and water transport to life. Observing the boatbuilding students will introduce you to sounds of the activity, the smells of the timber and glues, the gleam of old and treasured tools, the satisfaction of old skills learned anew.

Lactos Cheese Tasting & Sales Centre - 145 Old Surrey Road, Burnie
Sample some of the world's best cheeses at the factory door. The Lactos Cheese Tasting & Sales Centre is open from Monday to Friday, 9.00am to 5.00pm (excluding Good Friday, Christmas Day and Boxing Day). Weekends and Public Holidays open from 10.00am to 4.00pm. All cheese tastings finish 30 minutes prior to closing. Ever wondered how Brie is made, or what to look for when selecting a Blue cheese? Take a cheese tour and become an expert. Ph: (03) 6433 9255

Fish Wild Tasmania - 115A King St Sandy Bay (Hobart)

Unique locations, big trout, pristine waters, an expert guide, the right fly, tuition if you need it, a gourmet lunch and all you have to do is fish. Spoil your self with a trout fishing charter in the worlds best trout fishery and experience the thrill of sight fishing to trout cruising shallow margins. We invite you to discover our Tasmanian hospitality and world class fishing using our proven techniques.

Red Tag Trout Tours - From Hobart

August 4, 2007 is opening day for Tasmania’s famed wild brown trout, so no rivers and most lakes are not open until then. Red Tag Trout Tours -specialises in the traditional fly fishing techniques of stalking/walking these waters introducing his clients to feeding/sighted wild trout predominantly using the dry fly, nymphs and dual rigs. Thewild brown trout could be said to be the ultimate fly fishing challenge. Since its introduction to Tasmania in 1864, from eggs of English wild stock, the Tasmanian wild brown trout has remained disease free and uncontaminated.

West Coast Pioneers’ Museum - 114 - 120 Main Street, Zeehan

The West Coast Pioneers Memorial Museum at Zeehan is the place to unearth everything from minerals and machinery to the workings of a historic mine. Housed in the former Zeehan School of Mines and Metallurgy, the museum showcases the area's mining heritage which began in 1894 at the peak of the West Coast mining boom.

Back then Zeehan was known as Silver City and home to more than 10,000 inhabitants. But the people moved on when mining began to fail and the bustling town became what it is today, a little sleepy village.

Navigators - Brooke Street Pier, Hobart

Hobart sits on the shores of the Derwent River which opens into the deep natural harbour that enables watercraft of all sizes to dock within walking distance of the city centre.

With a range of vessels capabl of a variety of stunning cruises through our unique waterways, you can be assured of the most memorable of experiences. Be it on rivers, bays, channels or oceans, Navigators will take you there in style and comfort.

So it makes sense that you’ll see Hobart at its best on a river cruise, experience the regions beautiful surrounds as you cruise along the majestic Derwent River. Take this sightseeing cruise from Brooke Street pier and see Hobart from a shipboard perspective.

Old Hobart Town Model Village

Situated in Richmond, which is conside ed the most historic of Tasmanian towns, Old Hobart Town Model Village is a triple award-winning attraction showcasing Hobart as it was in the 1820s. Largely reconstructed from original plans, the authenticity of this model makes it unique in Australia and enables visitors to visualise how the city has changed over the years. Your visit here will give you an insight into the historical background of Hobart helping you to picture life in days gone by. http://seetasmaniapass.iventurecard.com/tasmania-tourist-attractions/

The Richmond Wine Centre - 27 Bridge St, Richmond

You expect the best food and wine the island can give.... so visit The Richmond Wine Centre.

We set out to give you that experience in an enjoyable setting, offering an extensive menu, premium wine list and a large selection of mouthwatering desserts . The Richmond Wine Centre is a family business, We strive to give you the finest and freshest produce available.

Lavender Cottage : - 1 Double with Spa En suite and Rose Cottage: - 2 Double with En suite Both Cottages have Laundry Facilities.

Cooinda Vale Estate - Cooinda Vale Vineyard, Barton Vale Road, Campania. Belmont Vineyard, 1431 Richmond Road, RIchmond.

Cooinda Vale Estate: is ideally positioned facing northeast in southeast Tasmania on the banks of the Coal River Valley. We produce Award Winning cool climate premium wines in Tasmania, of which the main varieties are Pinot Noir, Riesling and Chardonnay. The late Denis Pooley and his wife Margaret established our small family vineyard at Cooinda Vale Estate in 1985. involved in the business. The vineyard is ideally positioned facing northeast overlooking the Coal River in southern Tasmania.

Belmont Vineyard: A stately house located close to the Township of Richmond. It is a sandstone structure with a parapet to the front and sides.

Domaine A/Stoney Vineyard, Tasmania, Australia

A 20-hectare property in the Coal River Valley of southern Tasmania. Wines are made only from estate-grown grapes. Just 30 mMinutes drive from Hobart

Hood Wines - 10 Mins from Hobart

Established in 1990, Hood Wines is the largest contract winemaker in Tasmania. We also produce a wide range of award-winning cool climate styles under our Wellington, Frogmore Creek and Roaring 40s labels. Located in the Coal River Valley region of southern Tasmania, the winery is just 10 minutes from Hobart. Our Cellar Door is open every weekend from 10am to 5pm (except Easter and Christmas). We are located 4 kilometres from the Cambridge turnoff and 9 kilometres from Richmond.

Arthur River Cruises
The Arthur River is unique to Tasmania, and the best way to see it is on the MV George Robinson - a beautiful old style steel craft fitted out with Tasmanian timber and brass. The Arthur River is one of the State's seven major rivers, but it is the only one which is completely wild, having never been logged, dammed or had a hot fire through the rainforest for almost 650 years.

Aruther River is in Tasmanias far northwest, it is approximately: 1 hour by road from Smithton 1 hours from Stanley.

Wild Thing Adventures - The Gatehouse’ 1 Prince’s Wharf, Castray Esplanade
Family owned cruise business operating from Hobart in a 26 seat boat with exceptional speed and an inflatable pontoon giving stability.

At Wild Thing Adventures we're all about having fun, staying safe and letting you enjoy some of the world's most spectacular scenery.

Wild Thing cruises at 30 knots but it is capable of travelling 50 knots and The Common Dolphin is often found around Bruny Island UTube on Wild Thing - Phone: 03 6224 2021

World Heritage Cruises - Strahan, West Coast Tasmania
Make your holiday to Tasmania one to remember by visiting the West Coast and cruising Macquarie Harbour and the Gordon River with World Heritage Cruises. World Heritage Cruises offers a variety of cruises from Strahan on MV. Wander 2, now supplemented by their new state of the art catamaran "Adventurer" which is designed for low impact on the fragile Gordon River.

The Grape Escape - 35 Esplanade Coles Bay

Personalised tours are operated by an enthusiastic wine lover with 14 years tourism experience and local knowledge of the Freycinet region. The full-day winery tour visits three to four sites including a one-hour tour of a large award-winning working vineyard. You will visit some of the boutique wineries dedicated to providing wines to suit every individual taste and have the chance to tantalize your palate and savour the rich flavours of the region. Lunch is a range of fine local cuisine. Six to 10 people. Select from the vineyards available to you on our tours and we will ensure your experience is a memorable one.Tel (Toll Free or Local Call Cost): 1800 054 618

Meadowbank Estate - 699 Richmond Road Cambridge

We have special offers for winter lunches and winter dinner functions. A venue obsessed with fine wine, food, art and landscape. In keeping with our affiliation with the arts, we produce a seasonal program of events, each quarter. This program includes special wine tastings, art exhibitions, musical concerts and fabulous food and wine events.

Barnbougle Dunes - 425 Waterhouse Road, Bridport

Tasmania, Australia’s island state, boasts a pristine
environment, an unspoilt and wild coastline and is a sought after holiday destination. On this little island, world golf architects have created Barnbougle Dunes, one of the best links golf courses in the world. Come and stay and play at Barnbougle Dunes. Phone: +61-3-6356-0094

Yachting - Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race
The Rolex Sydney Hobart is a 628nm yacht race which begins in Sydney Harbour and finishes in Hobart. Each December on Boxing Day you can see the world's greatest yachts charging through Sydney Heads as they take part in the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. Days later, in Hobart, the excitement builds as news of who will be the first boat to arrive comes through to Constitution Dock in Hobart.

Runnymede - 61 Bay Road, New Town

Overlooking New Town Bay on the River Derwent, Runnymede is a stately colonial residence surrounded by delightful grounds. It was built in the 1830s by Robert Pitcairn, a strong advocate for the abolition of convict transportation and the first lawyer to qualify in Tasmania. Carefully restored and maintained by the National Trust, Runnymede is now furnished as a gentleman's residence of the 1840s period. Tel - 03) 6278 1269 - Opening Hours: Mon - Friday 10:00am to 4:30pm, Sat - Sun 12:00pm to 4:30pm - Closed: Good Friday & Christmas Day http://seetasmaniapass.iventurecard.com/tasmania-tourist-attractions/