Nearby Hobart Attractions

In the surrounding area you will find fine examples of Georgian, Victorian and Federation dwellings. See the brochure on Heritage Hobart in the apartment for more information.

Two blocks away visit the Old Hobart Courthouse and Gaol, scene of early public hangings in the convict era.  The State Library and the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery house important historic and contemporary collections well worth visiting. Both are within minutes of easy walking distance. 

Enjoy choosing from a wide range of Hobart’s many cafes and restaurants to dine from – both waterfront and North Hobart restaurants and cafes are within 5 minutes walk.

CBD shops and supermarkets, the Royal Hobart Hospital and public transport are also nearby.

Things to do

Hobart is an intriguing blend of heritage and maritime environments - best viewed from a harbour cruise vantage. Take a trip to the top of Mount Wellington for a "wilderness"experience and an awesome view - brave individuals can cycle down for an unforgettable thrill! Salamanca Place and Hunter Street have fascinating nooks and crannies to explore.

Don't miss The Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens and the Old Hobart Courthouse and Gaol, scene of early public hangings in the convict era. The State Library and the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery house important historic and contemporary collections well worth the effort. The nearby North Hobart Gourmet strip beckons with its range of cafes,restaurants, food outlets plus eclectic shops.

Day Trips

Venturing further afield out of Hobart travel to the Tasman Peninsular and Port Arthur Historic site for an insight into the convict era of Tasmania’s dramatic past.

Heading south, The Tahune Airwalk as part of the Huon Trail provides a spectacular forest and waterways experience while Bruny Island is a magic place to explore.

A journey to Mt Field National Park  through the Derwent Valley with picturesque town New Norfolk is a magnificent day’s outing.

Heading North via the Freycinet Coast to Orford, Swansea, Maria Island has to be one of Australia’s best coastal drives – the scenery is quite simply breathtaking.