Serenity and History at St. David's Park
Explore the lush landscapes and historical significance of St. David's Park, Hobart's tranquil oasis filled with beauty and reflection.
Nestled in the heart of Hobart, St. David's Park offers a serene escape from the bustling city life, making it an ideal destination for tourists. This beautifully landscaped park is not only a place for relaxation but also a site steeped in history, featuring monuments and memorials that pay homage to the city's past. As you wander through the verdant lawns and tranquil pathways, you'll encounter a diverse array of trees, flowers, and native plants that create a picturesque setting. Families can enjoy picnicking on the grassy expanses, while couples can take leisurely strolls hand-in-hand, surrounded by the park's natural beauty. One of the park's highlights is its impressive memorial wall, which stands as a testament to the sacrifices made by local soldiers. This unique feature invites reflection and remembrance, offering visitors a deeper connection to the community's history. The park is also home to a range of birdlife, making it a peaceful spot for nature lovers and photographers alike. With ample seating areas and scenic views, St. David's Park serves as a perfect backdrop for relaxation, reading, or simply soaking up the sun. For those seeking a break from sightseeing, St. David's Park is conveniently located near the vibrant heart of Hobart, allowing for easy access to local cafes and shops. Whether you're looking to unwind after a day of exploration or seeking a quiet place to contemplate, St. David's Park is a gem that captures the essence of Hobart's natural beauty and rich heritage.
Local tips
- Visit early in the morning to enjoy the park's tranquility before the crowds arrive.
- Bring a picnic and find a cozy spot under the trees for a relaxing afternoon.
- Don't miss the memorial wall; it's a unique feature worth taking the time to appreciate.
- Consider visiting during the spring when the flowers are in full bloom for the best views.
- Check out the local events that may be happening in the park to enhance your visit.
A brief summary to St. David's Park
- 16 Elizabeth St, Hobart, Tasmania, 7000, AU
- +61362382711
Getting There
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Walking
If you are starting from the Hobart waterfront, head east along the waterfront promenade towards Salamanca Place. Continue past the Salamanca Market (if it's a Saturday). When you reach the end of Salamanca Place, turn left onto Montpelier Retreat. Follow Montpelier Retreat until you reach the intersection with Elizabeth Street. Turn right onto Elizabeth Street, and continue walking for about 500 meters. St. David's Park will be on your left at 16 Elizabeth St, Hobart TAS 7000.
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Public Transport - Bus
From the Hobart City Bus Station located at 10 Davey Street, take bus route 400 towards the University of Tasmania. Get off at the stop called Elizabeth Street, which is close to St. David's Park. Once you get off the bus, walk south along Elizabeth Street for about 100 meters, and the park will be on your right at 16 Elizabeth St, Hobart TAS 7000.
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Walking from Salamanca Place
From Salamanca Place, walk north on Salamanca Square towards the waterfront and continue straight onto Hunter Street. Follow Hunter Street until it intersects with Elizabeth Street. Turn left onto Elizabeth Street. Walk for approximately 600 meters, and you will arrive at St. David's Park located at 16 Elizabeth St, Hobart TAS 7000, on your right.
Attractions Nearby to St. David's Park
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Parliament House
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Kirksway Place
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Markree House Museum and Garden
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Parliament House Gardens
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Tasman Memorial
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Saint David's Anglican Cathedral Museum
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Peppermint Bay & Peppermint Bay Cruise
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Salamanca Place
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Hobart Historic Cruises Pty Ltd
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St. David's Cathedral
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Segway Tasmania
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Salamanca Market
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Hobart Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour
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Two Islands Sculpture
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Penguin sculpture by Stephen Walker
Landmarks nearby to St. David's Park
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Hobart Free Walking Tours - Tasmania's Most Popular Walking Tour
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First Fleeter Memorial
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Lt Governor David Collins Memorial
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St. Joseph's Church
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Mount Wellington Cableway Company
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Drink Tasmania Premium Tours
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Brooke Street Pier
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Mona Ferry
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Red Decker Company
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Experience Tasmania Gray Line Day Tours
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Mövenpick Hotel Hobart
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1898 lamp post
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Tasmania Gourmet Food Tours
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Handmark Gallery
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Lady Nelson Tall Ship