BATTERY POINT

Battery Point is a historic suburb of Hobart, Tasmania, located just a short distance from the city centre offering insight of history, architecture, and urban culture. It is known for its charming Victorian-era houses and narrow, winding streets, as well as its vibrant community and lively atmosphere. 

Battery Point, is a historic suburb and is one of the top places to visit in Hobart, Tasmania, that offers a unique blend of history, culture, and urban amenities. One of the highlights of Battery Point is the historic Salamanca Place, a picturesque waterfront area filled with charming sandstone buildings, artisanal shops, and trendy cafes and restaurants. Here, you can browse the work of local artists and craftspeople, sample some of the best food and drink in the city, or just relax and watch the world go by.

Consider visiting the The Narryna Heritage Museum which houses an extensive collection of old colonial furniture and artefacts that gives a chance to delve even deeper into Battery Point’s history. Take a stroll along picturesque water's edge, or explore the trendy shops and cafes of Hampden Road. If you are inn the region, you must mark your presence at the St. George’s Anglican Church and marvel at its architecture. Relax in one of the suburb's beautiful parks or gardens, such as Arthur Circus, a small, picturesque park with a fountain and a playground.

Highlights

• Go on a guided heritage walk, learning about the history and architecture of the area and visiting some of the suburb's most notable landmarks.
• Visit the Narryna Heritage Museum, a charming 19th-century house filled with antiques and artefacts from Tasmania's colonial past.
• Take a stroll along the picturesque water's edge, admiring the views of the harbour and the surrounding landscape.
• Explore the trendy shops and cafes of Hampden Road, a popular destination for locals and visitors alike.
• Attend a special event or function at one of Battery Point's historic venues, such as a concert or a wedding.
• Visit the charming St. George's Anglican Church, a beautiful sandstone building with a rich history dating back to the 1800s.
• Take a boat tour of the harbour, enjoying the views of Battery Point and the surrounding area from the water.