A must do tour in Hobart for everyone!
What a wonderful way to spend some time in Hobart. In just 90 minutes we learned many new and interesting facts about the history of Hobart despite being Tasmanians and having spent years living in Hobart. Never knew there was a Hunter Island and a causeway which are marked with bronze plaques in Hunter Street. Other facts of interest included the Hobart "Water Gate"; that the Town Hall is a replica of a building in Rome; the location of the former Gaol and where public hangings were carried out; where Governor Collins is buried and the stories behind the preserved headstones in St David's Park and how Salamanca Place was given its' name. Best of all, guide Barry was personable, knowledgeable and kept our interest the entire time. So pleased we decided to be "tourists" for a day in Hobart.
