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A brutalist State Offices building in Hobart, Tasmania, demolished in 2018 during Parliament Square's redevelopment. Once linked to…
Hobart: 8 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A brutalist State Offices building in Hobart, Tasmania, demolished in 2018 during Parliament Square's redevelopment. Once linked to…
A surviving colonial workhouse where Britain transported female convicts to Van Diemen's Land (1828–1856). Now a UNESCO-listed museum…
Macquarie Island — 1,500 km south of Tasmania, 1,000 km north of Antarctica, in the most isolated stretch…
Australia's largest privately funded museum blends ancient and contemporary art within a Tasmanian winery, celebrated for its unapologetic…
A three-lane roundabout in central Hobart anchored by a 1963 fountain.
Tasmania's oldest continuously used Catholic place of worship, founded in 1822 by priest Philip Conolly. Now the seat…
Founded in 1846 by the Royal Society of Tasmania, this major Hobart institution holds natural history and art…
Australia's oldest continually operating theatre, Theatre Royal has earned international acclaim from Noël Coward and Laurence Olivier, surviving…
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