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Port
Arthur Historic Site
Once a British penal colony renowned for its brutality, Port
Arthur Historic Site now provides a fascinating insight into
the lives of its former inmates. Hear stories of hardened
convicts and their tough living conditions, contrasting greatly
with the 40 hectares of beautiful and tranquil gardens. Wander
around the colonial buildings and ruins at your leisure.
Woolmers
Estate
Discover this magnificent historic estate, settled in 1817.
Explore the fine 19th century buildings and admire a rare
collection of antiques, accumulated over 180 years. Then stroll
through the picturesque National Rose Garden.
Richmond
Just a short drive from Hobart lies the historic treasure
of Richmond, a veritable showcase of Georgian architecture.
Wander the rows of elegant sandstone cottages and see Richmond
Bridge, built in 1823 and the oldest bridge still in use in
Australia.
Ross
Located in the heart of Tasmania’s midlands, the National
Trust-classified township of Ross was settled in 1821. Enjoy
the opportunity to wander the quaint and perfectly-preserved
streets and see the detailed sandstone bridge built by convicts.
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