Unshackled Hobart Penitentiary

The highlight of your visit, this 90-minute guided tour is the only way to see the entirety of one Australia's richest convict sites. Led by our knowledgeable and passionate volunteer guides, the tour takes you through historic courtrooms, subterranean tunnels, solitary convict cells and the gallows, offering unparalleled insight into the lives of those who lived and worked here. The tour includes Pandemonium – A dynamic and immersive film experience that brings Tasmania's convict years to life. Shown in the historic prison chapel where convicts themselves once sat, this experience takes place with the lights off to enhance the vivid narrative of the era. Please note that navigating the site can be challenging due to multiple sets of steps, sandstone floors, and narrow stairs leading into the convict-built tunnels. If you have accessibility concerns, we recommend contacting us in advance to discuss how we can assist your visit. The guided tour will end in the Convict Memorial, allowing you to further explore the convict stories, and delve deeper into the individuals who shaped Van Diemen's Land.

Perched right next to Hobart's CBD and boasting far reaching views over the harbour and Domain, this unique boutique hotel is ideally placed for visits to MONA, Salamanca Place and the museums, as well as for shops and restaurants in the bustling city centre. Each of the spacious, light-filled bedrooms is named after one of Alfred Crisp's ten children. Each one is different, furnished with original antiques and mellow textiles. From most, you can see for miles over the spectacular garden and Hobart's famous harbour. Your breakfast on the verandah is one you won`t forget, either, with fresh home-baked bread, eggs from the farm, crisp organic bacon and jams made specially from the choicest Tasmanian fruits.

Trinity Hill Apartments & Co is a selection of private apartments in Hobart, perfect for holidays or business. The stylish accommodation options offer all the space and comfort of home, with separate bedrooms, living areas and full kitchens. One and two-bedroom, self-contained apartments with 24-hour check-in available for all accommodation. Great reviews on Airbnb and booking.com and offer 24/7 after-hours assistance. As locals, we want your accommodation to feel like your home base to explore a city that we love. Why not 'live like a local? In all our accommodation we provide a list of places and restaurants that we love to go. Come and see why Hobart was recently rated one of the World’s Top Ten Cities by Lonely Planet. We have great food, a bustling waterfront and Australia’s largest private art collection, our world-famous MONA. You can get a great view of the city from Mt Wellington and we have many vineyards close to the city that make a great day out. Hobart's craft beer scene is taking off and we have some great local producers.

Wellington Terrace is a heritage listed three storeys, three bedrooms Victorian terrace, that ticks several boxes, historic, close to the city and with amazing views. Located in Hobart's sought after city-fringe suburb of the Glebe. Built in 1885 the home is only a 10-minute walk or 5 minute drive to the City centre and Salamanca, surrounded by Hobart's sporting precinct, with Hobart Aquatic centre, numerous sporting grounds and running tracks. The starting point on your Southern Tasmanian adventure. Built in 1885, Wellington Terrace lives up to its name with its spectacular uninterrupted views over kunanyi/Mt Wellington over all three levels. The living room contains a fireplace that is perfect for the cold Tasmanian winters (and summers). Our favourite thing to do is light up the fire and kick back with a nice glass of wine. We also have a 55” Samsung The Frame television with most streaming services available via the high speed internet and many boardgames to enjoy. A fully equipped kitchen/dining room is found adjacent to the living room, with French doors that open onto the balcony. An oven, air-fryer, conduction cooktop, dishwasher, and microwave are all provided. Dine on a 1870s Kauri pine table from the Barossa. Basic pantry essentials as well as coffee and tea are provided. A gas-heater keeps the room warm when needed.