Kaoota Things to Do

Enjoy a bird's eye view of the forest as you experience the longest walk of its type in the world. For 570 meters you are suspended above the forest canopy in some places 45 meters above ground level. This breathtaking view of... more

One of the main thoroughfares in Hobart, Liverpool Street spans about 10 blocks and cuts through the city centre before turning into a residential street. Big shopping centers such as Myer and Elizabeth Street Mall can be found... more

Blackjack, baccarat, roulette, all the old favorites are here, as well as newer table games such as Caribbean Stud and Federal Pontoon. The landmark tower of Australia's first casino dominates the Hobart skyline. With the table... more

Local artisans not only show their work in Aspect Design gallery, but create their beautiful products on site. Hot glassmaker, Peter Rix, is in residence on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. While Geoff Roberts, jeweller, can... more

Halo bar is situated right in the heart of the Hobart mall on the busy Elizabeth Street. Drinks are cheap and varied. DJs play funky house and lounge music all through the week to keep the jam-packed house entertained. Halo cat... more

Despite the name, Kaos Cafe is a relaxed café to while away time or arrange to meet a friend. The decor has a slightly retro feel, enhanced by the interesting floor pattern, the 50's shape of the furniture and funky wall object... more

The original signal station was built in 1861 to provide warning that ships were coming into the harbor and to act as a semaphore communication point with Port Arthur. The present outlook house was built in 1910 and provides a... more

Built in 1811, Anglesea Barracks are the oldest military establishment in Australia. Many of the buildings have been restored and the external grounds are open to the public. Access to the interior of the barracks is limited to... more

A great illustrated color map will take you on a terrific walk around the historic precincts of Hobart. Produced by the Battery Point and Sullivan's Cove Progress Association, the map can be bought from many local businesses. T... more

Between 1847 and 1854 a prison and probation centre was in operation on this site. The euphemism "Factory" was an attempt to give the impression of rehabilitation. In reality, women were imprisoned and treated in much the same... more