Hobart's convict-built heart — from the sandstone warehouses of Salamanca Place through the winding colonial streets of Battery Point. Every building tells a story of convicts, whalers, and the settlers who built Australia's second-oldest city.

Stops on This Tour (8)

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   Salamanca Place Iconic sandstone warehouses built by convict labour in the 1830s-1840s 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
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   Salamanca Arts Centre Tasmania's creative heartbeat since 1977 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
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   Kelly's Steps Stone steps connecting Salamanca to Battery Point since the 1830s 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
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   Princes Park / Battery Point Lookout Where the battery of guns defended Hobart from 1818 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
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   Arthur Circus Circular village green surrounded by Georgian cottages 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
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   Hampden Road Battery Point's main street of antiques, pubs, and maritime heritage 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
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   St George's Anglican Church Watching over Battery Point since 1838 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app
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   Lenna of Hobart 1874 Italianate mansion turned heritage hotel 🔒 Hear the full story in the Nara app

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