Recorrido a pie por el sendero de arte e historia en Tasmania
Descripción
Explore las calles de Sullivan's Cove y la escena de arte callejero de Battery Point e historia uniéndose a nuestro recorrido a pie de Arte e Historia. Descubra cómo los artistas locales e internacionales dan forma a la identidad urbana de Hobart al crear arte público único para que lo apreciemos. Aprenda sobre el pasado colonial de Hobart, hombres y mujeres convictos, exploradores, gobernadores y balleneros.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Explore el patio y la función de Bond Store incorporando la casa en pie más antigua de Hobart
Una construcción de edificio notable y características pasadas y presentes celebradas por la gente de Hobart.
Nombrado en honor al gobernador Franklin después de que salió de Hobart al frente de una expedición y desapareció en el hielo del Ártico.
Las dos islas de Nigel Helyer incorporando una banda sonora que representa voces que ofrecen un potencial para reflexionar sobre el pasado para continuar un diálogo en el futuro
Conozca el bonsái y la creación de Ghostpatrol del artista del mural callejero del Weedy Tasmanian Sea Dragon, encargado en 2015 por la ciudad de Hobart
Una historia inspiradora de un niño migrante, que se convirtió en el primer australiano en 1898 y pasó todo el invierno en la Antártida.
Los artistas irlandeses Rowan Gillespie crearon cuatro figuras que representan a miles de mujeres y niños convictos transportados a Hobart.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(3)
Peter is a passionate guide who was well informed about the history and settlement of Tasmania. We wandered into historic buildings I did not realise the public had access to. It was a very enjoyable walking tour, which I would recommend
Thank you Christine for your lovely feedback and comments. I am very pleased you enjoyed both individual tours exploring Hobart. Hopefully both of you had a great time visiting our island state. Best wishes, Peter Lutz Salamanca Walk
Peter’s history knowledge, enthusiasm and love of Hobart made for a memorable tour. His story style presentation and photographs of early Hobart took us back in time. The past came to life! There was the opportunity to ask questions to follow up on our particular interests. We would highly recommend Peter’s tour to enhance your visit to Hobart. We also appreciated the restaurant recommendations.
Thank you so much for your lovely feedback and comments, I am very pleased both of you had a memorable experience and time, enjoying Hobart's past and present. I am looking forward to see you again in October. Best wishes, Peter
We had a really great day out in the Abel Tasman National Park but with some tweaking it could have been better. All it would take is a different parking spot. First book with Aqua Taxis, they take smaller boats of about 10/12 people on a terrific and thrilling ride which starts on dry land. We were dropped off at Anchorage which is a walk of approximately 12/15 Kms back to the car park. The views are stunning and the track is good. It’s a moderately easy walk. The Park Cafe which is situated on the same road as Aqua Taxis is really great, ice cold beers and perfect pizzas, as well as other eating and drinking options. We parked at Aqua Taxis premises which is about a Km down the road. If you park in th National Park site adjacent to The Park Cafe, then as you walk off the boardwalk leaving the Abel Tasman at the end of your walk, the beer and pizza are a perfect end to a perfect day.
