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Hobart Landmarks and Hobart Monuments
(Hobart, Tasmania - TAS, Australia AU)



Hobart is an important and extremely historic Australian city in Tasmania. Rich in heritage, Hobart is filled with outstanding landmarks and monuments, such as Hobart's Tasman Bridge, Government House, the Hobart Parliament House, Port Arthur Historic Site and Richmond Bridge, one of Australia's oldest bridges.

Famous throughout Tasmania and Australia, many of these Hobart landmarks and Hobart monuments date back to the early 19th century and are in remarkable condition. Here are some of the most popular landmarks and monuments worth visiting when staying in the historic city of Hobart.




Hobart Landmarks and Monuments: Tasman Bridge - Tasman Highway, Hobart, Tasmania (TAS), 7000, Australia AU
Tel: +61 (0)3 6230 8233
Tasman Bridge is one of Hobart's most impressive landmarks and was built in the 1960s, to cross the vast Derwent River. Consisting of four lanes, Hobart's Tasman Bridge is a vital part of city life, connecting central Hobart with its surrounding suburbs and nearby Hobart Airport, replacing the old floating bridge which was constructed in the late 1930s. Shortly after it opened, a large ferry collided with part of the Tasman Bridge, causing a section of the bridge to collapse, which took several months to be repaired.
Hobart landmark open: daily - 24 hours
Hobart landmark admission: free

Hobart Landmarks and Monuments: Derwent River - Hobart, Tasmania (TAS), 7000, Australia AU
Tel: +61 (0)3 6230 8233
Derwent River is probably Hobart's most important natural landmarks and is directly responsible for much of the city's wealth and success, allowing ships and boats to travel into Hobart city centre. With regular cruises, scenic riverside walking trails and gardens, peaceful picnic areas, pedestrian bridges and a variety of water sports, Derwent River will always be an integral part of Hobart city life.
Hobart landmark open: daily - 24 hours
Hobart landmark admission: free

Hobart Landmarks and Monuments: Government House - Domain Road, Hobart, Tasmania (TAS), 7000, Australia AU
Tel: +61 (0)3 6234 2611
Government House, in the heart of central Hobart, is one of the city's main landmarks and dates back to the mid-19th century. Featuring classical Victorian architecture and many original features, Hobart's Government House is close to the Derwent River and will always be one of the most impressive buildings in the Hobart and Tasmania area.
Hobart landmark open: hours vary
Hobart landmark admission: free

Hobart Landmarks and Monuments: Parliament House - Salamanca Place, Hobart, Tasmania (TAS), 7000, Australia AU
Tel: +61 (0)3 6230 8233
Situated in the Salamanca area of Hobart, Parliament House is a striking landmark building with many impressive features. Dating back to the 1830s, Hobart's Parliament House was built by early convicts in sandstone and is home to a small museum area, an elaborate interior, a pleasant strolling garden and regular guided tours. Other attractions at Hobart's Parliament House include the Parliamentary Library, which was founded in 1852, public debates and many Parliamentary Committees.
Hobart landmark open: daily
Hobart landmark admission: free

Hobart Landmarks: Port Arthur Historic Site - Arthur Highway, Port Arthur, Tasmania (TAS), 7182, Australia AU
Tel: +61 (0)3 6250 1077
The Port Arthur Historic Site, on the outskirts of Hobart, is home to a number of historic landmarks, many of which and important reminders of the convict past and early settlers in this area 200 years ago. With more than 30 restored buildings and ruins, harbour cruises and a large visitors' centre, Port Arthur is one of Australia's most historic districts. Highlights at Port Arthur include the Penitentiary - once a thriving granary and flour mill, the separate prison, the Commandant's House, the ruined church and the natural stone Tasman arch, which is an immense cave structure on the coast.
Hobart landmark open: daily
Hobart landmark admission: free

Hobart Landmarks and Monuments: Richmond Bridge - Bridge Street, Richmond, Tasmania (TAS), 7025, Australia AU
Tel: +61 (0)3 6260 2132
Richmond Bridge, on the northern outskirts of Hobart, is one of the oldest bridges in the whole of Australia and is still in daily use. Built between 1823 to 1825 by local convicts, this extremely important, historic and beautiful stone bridge crosses the Coal River and features six large arches.
Hobart landmark open: daily - 24 hours
Hobart landmark admission: free

Hobart Landmarks and Monuments: Runnymede House - 61 Bay Road, New Town, Hobart, Tasmania (TAS), 7008, Australia AU
Tel: +61 (0)3 6278 1269
Situated in the New Town area of Hobart, Runnymede House dates back to the 1830s. This grand stately home is now owned and managed by the Australian National Trust. Attractions at Hobart's Runnymede House include an elaborately decorated interior with antique furniture, historic paintings and portraits, a large landscaped garden and scenic views of the surrounding countryside.
Hobart landmark open: August to June, Monday to Friday - 10:00 to 16:30, Saturday and Sunday - 12:00 to 16:30
Hobart landmark admission: charge, discounts available for students, senior citizens and families, children and members of the National Trust are free

Hobart Landmarks and Monuments: Shot Tower - Channel Highway, Taroona, Hobart, Tasmania (TAS), 7053, Australia AU
Tel: +61 (0)3 6227 8885
Shot Tower is one of Hobart's most instantly recognisable landmarks, towering around 50 metres / 164 feet over Derwent River. Dating back to the 1870s, Hobart's Shot Tower features a number of observation areas at different heights, offering exceptional views of outer Hobart, Derwent River and the surrounding countryside.
Hobart landmark open: daily - 09:00 to 17:00
Hobart landmark admission: charge, discounts available for children and senior citizens, children under five years old are free

Hobart Landmarks and Monuments: Anglesea Barracks - Davey Street, Hobart, Tasmania (TAS), 7000, Australia AU
Tel: +61 (0)3 6237 7160
The historic Anglesea Barracks can be found in central Hobart and are home to a wealthy of military artefacts and memorabilia. Dating back almost 200 years, Hobart's Anglesea Barracks are one of the oldest military buildings in the whole of Australia and are still in daily use. Regular guided tours of the Anglesea Barracks are available each Tuesday.
Hobart landmark open: Tuesdays, guided tour at 11:00
Hobart landmark admission: charge, discounts available for children and families

Hobart Landmarks and Monuments: Arthur's Circus - Arthur Circus, Hobart, Tasmania (TAS), 7000, Australia AU
Tel: +61 (0)3 6230 8233
Arthur's Circus is situated in Hobart's Battery Point area and is a charming and historic group of cottages, dating back to the mid-19th century. Featuring attractive architecture and restored, period features, a trip to Hobart's Arthur's Circus is like walking back into the past.
Hobart landmark open: daily - 24 hours
Hobart landmark admission: free

 
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