From Constitution Dock's fishing boats to the colonial grandeur of Macquarie Street — Hobart's story from penal colony to foodie paradise, told through the buildings that survived two centuries of change.

Stops on This Tour (8)

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   Brooke Street Pier Hobart's modern glass gateway to the water 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
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   Constitution Dock Home port of the Sydney to Hobart yacht race 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
3. 3
   Victoria Dock & Fishing Fleet Working fishing boats and floating fish punts 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
4. 4
   Henry Jones Art Hotel / IXL Jam Factory Convict-built jam factory turned luxury art hotel 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
5. 5
   Parliament House Australia's oldest parliament building still in use 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
6. 6
   Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery (TMAG) Home of the Thylacine gallery 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
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   St David's Park Hobart's original cemetery, 1804-1872 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
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   Penitentiary Chapel Historic Site Chapel, courtrooms, and execution yard built in 1831 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app

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