Historical takara nipaluna (Walking Hobart) Tour

What You Will See

• Significant Historical Sites: Explore key locations in Hobart that played a pivotal role in the history of the palawa people
• Monuments and Landmarks: Visit important landmarks that commemorate the Aboriginal community’s enduring connection to the land and their resistance during the colonization period.
• Cultural Artifacts: View and learn about cultural artifacts that are significant to the palawa people, providing insight into their traditions, lifestyle, and resilience.
• Natural Surroundings: Experience the natural beauty of the Hobart area, which has been a source of sustenance and spiritual connection for the Indigenous population for thousands of years.

General Information

• Duration: The tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours, covering a distance that is manageable for most fitness levels.
• Meeting Point: The tour begins at a central location in Hobart, which will be confirmed upon booking.
• What to Bring: Comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a sense of curiosity and respect for the cultural heritage shared during the tour.
• Availability: Tours are available throughout the week, with multiple time slots to choose from. Pre-booking is essential.
• Group Size: To ensure an intimate and engaging experience, group sizes are limited.
• Language: The tour is conducted in English.
• The walk is an amplified tour and guests are required to wear in-ear headphones, you are welcome to bring your own ear buds/headphones however they must have a 3.5mm headphone jack.
• First Nation people please note: Aspects of the tour deal with Tasmania’s dark past and include references to people who have died.