Attractions in Richmond, TAS

Tasmania’s History House

Closed now

15 Wellington St, Richmond, 7025

0418 181 843

Old Hobart Town Model Village

Closed now

21A Bridge Street, Richmond, 7025

(03) 6260 2502

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Old Hobart Town Model Village is a must-visit attraction in Richmond, Tasmania. The meticulously crafted replicas of Old Hobart Town provide insights into Hobart's history. Families with young children particularly enjoy the interactive experience. The intricate details and hidden humour make it an enjoyable visit for individuals as well. The admission price is considered steep by some, but most appreciate the authentic representation of historic Hobart.

Richmond Gaol

Closed now

37 Bathurst Street, Richmond, 7025

(03) 6260 2127

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Zoodoo Zoo - Richmond Tasmania

Closed now

620 Middle Tea Tree Road, Richmond, 7025

(03) 6260 2444

... Wildlife park

Zoodoo Zoo in Richmond, Tasmania is highly praised by customers for its variety of animals, interactive experiences, and cleanliness. Many visitors have enjoyed feedings and close encounters with animals, particularly the servals, lions, and monkeys. The zoo is wheelchair and pram friendly, with accessible toilets and friendly, knowledgeable staff. Some customers have mentioned the high cost but consider it worth it for the unique experiences. The zoo is recommended for families and animal lovers.

Canopus Hill Observatory

101 Canopus Rd, Mount Rumney, 7170

Glenferrie

21 Derwent Ave, Geilston Bay, 7015

East Risdon Nature Reserve

Open now

21A Gregson St, Risdon, 7017

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary

Closed now

593 Briggs Road, Brighton, 7030

(03) 6268 1184

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Visitors highly recommend Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary for its friendly staff and up-close animal encounters, including feeding kangaroos and interacting with wombats. The sanctuary offers various tours providing informative insights into wildlife care and rehabilitation. Some reviewers mention the importance of supporting this non-profit organization for its role in rescuing injured animals.