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Attractions in Richmond



This beautiful village, provides a glimpse of what life might have been like in Tasmania’s colonial era. Simply stroll the winding streets to view the tangible history, visit the many icons that Richmond has to offer.


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    Attractions in Richmond









    Congregational Church (1873)



    The first Congregational Church was built in 1844 in Torrens Street

    and was demolished in 1876 after it was damaged in a storm.

    The church in Bridge Street was built in 1873.












    Coal Valley Links



    Play a round of golf at Coal Valley Links



















    Grannie Rhodes Cottage


    Ph: 0407 473 015

    23a Franklin St, Richmond


    “A Quick Peep at the Past” in Grannie Rhodes’ Cottage 1830. Phone to visit to suit your time. M 0407473015. The book of the incredible story or DVD of the award winning show available on site.

    www.mulberrycottage.com.au









    Oak Lodge


    Ph: (03) 6260 2761

    18 Bridge St



    A National Trust property. Step back in time and find information on the history of Richmond and its residents. Open daily 11:30

    $4.00 per adult and $1.00 per child.

    coalriverhistory.org













    Old Hobart Town Model Village

    (03) 6260 2502

    23 Bridge St, Richmond



    Step back in time at Richmond’s Famous and Tasmanians Original Outdoor Model Village, relive Hobart’s Fascinating History – Great Family Fun

    www.oldhobarttown.com









    Richmond Bridge


    The oldest and the 2nd most photographed bridge in Australia,

    constructed in 1823.














    Richmond Gaol Historic Site


    (03) 6260 2127

    37 Bathurst St, Richmond



    Australia’s best preserved and oldest existing gaol.
    Extensive relic display.


    http://www.richmondgaol.com.au











    Richmond Historic Tours


    (03) 6260 2622

    73 Prossers Road, Richmond



    Travel back to yesteryear in a Historic 1 hour Horse Drawn Carriage Tour and experience the Tasmanian village of Richmond.

    www.richmondtours.com.au








    Richmond Maze


    (03) 6260 2451


    13 Bridge Street,

    Richmond

    Two wooden mazes.

    Two different challenges.

    rhondah10@bigpond.com















    Richmond Village Market


    Town Hall, Bridge Street,

    Richmond




    The Richmond Farmers and Makers Market which is held in and around the Town Hall

    on Bridge Street Richmond. Stalls trade from 9.00am – 3.00pm every Saturday.



    www.richmondvillagemarket.com.au




    facebook: richmond village tasmania











    Tasmania’s History House

    15 Wellington Street.

    (03) 6260 2957
    or 0418 181 843


    Tasmania’s History House is one of Richmond’s oldest colonial houses and is open to visitors or for private events

    jollyfarmersinn@bigpond.com








    St John’s

    Catholic Church


    The oldest Catholic Church in Australia.

    commenced in 1836












    St Luke’s

    Anglican Church


    Anglican church, designed by John Lee-Archer.

    commenced in 1834












    Zoo Doo Wildlife Park


    Ph: (03) 6260 2444

    Middle Tea Tree Road, Richmond




    Large collection of native, agricultural and exotic animals,
    including tigers, lions and international wildlife. Open daily.

    www.zoodoo.com.au