Lenna of Hobart

Tucked away at the quieter end of Salamanca, Becker Minty is a refined retail destination where art, fashion, and design come together with a distinct Tasmanian sensibility. Celebrating local creativity, the boutique features a curated collection of Tasmanian art, handcrafted jewellery, and unique pieces from regional designers—alongside vintage treasures and international finds. Guests are invited to browse at leisure in a beautifully styled space, with a glass of premium Tasmanian wine in hand. Whether you're seeking a special gift or an artwork to remember your trip by, Becker Minty offers a sensory retail experience rooted in local culture and craftsmanship.

Experience Hobart's history from the inside at Rockwall. Convict labourers hand quarried the cliff & cut the sandstone to construct the unique & iconic Geogian sandstone warehouses of Salamanca Place. Locally souced menu featuring Pasture raised Tasmanian beef, pork & lamb. Freshly shucked Bruny Island oysters & local seafood. All hand selected for exceptional quality and ethical farming practices. Experience Tasmania in every sip & bite at Rockwall. Private dining available. Curated set menu options suitable for functions and tour groups seeking to experience excellent local fare & welcoming service.

The ultimate way to see historic Hobart. This tour lasts for 1.5 hours and we take you through the charming streets of Battery Point and then through our exciting Waterfront. To top of your experience, you receive one copy of the hard cover pictorial book, Discovering Hobart per couple, to take away as a memento of your experience. We'll tell you all about the architecture and characters of colonial Hobart who made their homes in the once not so glamorous Battery Point. Today, Battery Point is our most exclusive suburb and a small cottage can set you back in the millions. Our pioneers would have never imagined it! Winding our way through the narrow streets of Battery Point, we then make our way down to the Waterfront which was the first point of settlement in Tasmania. Historic buildings abound here too but the pace is now more modern and exciting. Come through this area at any time of the year and you are surrounded by excited visitors, fishing boats and ocean going yachts. Your tour culminates back on the iconic Salamanca Place, a beautifully preserved Georgian streetscape, now home to arts, crafts, food and wine.