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Battery Point Tour

16 historic, single-frontage Georgian cottages built primarily in the 1840s and 1850s
Hampden Rr, Established in 1830s to connect port and signal station to battery at the point
Meet your guide next to Banjo’s Bakery Café – Salamanca Square
The area was named in the 1830s to commemorate the 1812 Allied victory at the Battle of Salamanca
Battery Point Tour 1.5 Hours | Small Group Walking Tour Step back in time and discover Battery Point, one of Hobart's oldest and most picturesque historic neighbourhoods. Wander through charming narrow streets lined with beautifully preserved colonial cottages, sandstone buildings and fascinating architectural treasures. Explore the iconic Arthur Circus, stroll along Hampden Road and hear the stories of the colourful personalities who helped shape this remarkable maritime community. Discover characters such as Reverend Robert 'Bobby' Knopwood and shipbuilding pioneer Alexander McGregor, whose influence remains part of Battery Point's history. Enjoy beautiful views towards the Derwent River and Mount Wellington before finishing near the iconic Salamanca Place. Come for the history, stay for the stories! Visit our website for tour details and bookings: https://hobarthistorictours.com.au/

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