Tasmania's rich colonial past is all around you. When you get out and walk you'll see, discover and learn so much more. And yes, both Mark Twain and Charles Darwin explored Hobart.
As you travel around Tasmania you will find a range of historic walking tours designed to help you explore our cities, towns and country villages. Talk with any of our Tasmanian Visitor Information Centres for details.
Take a stroll along the quiet streets of Heritage Highway towns like Ross, Oatlands and Campbell Town, through the historic lanes of Battery Point, or in the Female Factories in South Hobart and Ross.
In our two major cities of Hobart and Launceston, you can see fine examples of 19th and 20th century architectural styles - Georgian, Regency, Victorian, Edwardian and Art Deco - and contemporary, of course.
In the far north-west corner, a walk down the one main street in the village of Stanley tells a story of fisher folk and Prime Ministers.
The Hobart Rivulet is a water course which flows from Mount Wellington to the River Derwent.
Fielding’s Tours offer walking ghost tours of the historic town of Oatlands in Tasmania’s Midlands.
Join one of Tasmania's Hidden Experiences tours to discover some of Tasmania’s best jewels.
Hobart Walking Tours are the ideal way to experience Tasmania's natural beauty and fascinating history.
Tours Tasmania offer day tours or multi-day packages for a Tasmanian experience.
Explore Launceston and feel its history on a guided sightseeing tour with Launceston Historic Walks.
Gourmania presents a unique slice of local culture, urban history and Hobart's best food and wine.
Prestige Leisure Tours offer personalised Wine and Tasmanian Day Tours from Launceston, in Tasmania's North.
Unique Tassie Tours offers personalised boutique day tours of Tasmania departing from Hobart, Southern Tasmania.
The Cascades Female Factory is Australia’s most significant site associated with female convicts.
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