Kingston

Kingston Tourism

Kingston, situated just 12 miles south of Hobart, Tasmania, is a picturesque town known for its elegant architecture, scenic views, and historic landmarks. With a wide assortment of attractive tourist attractions, Kingston is a vibrant destination to visit and explore.

Historical Landmarks:
Kingston's history and culture are profoundly tied to its rich heritage sites. Some of the most iconic landmarks and attractions of the area are certainly the Tahune AirWalk which takes you on a sky-high canopy walk, the Margate Train which traces the legacy of rail transport in the region. The Shot Tower Historical Reserve, a majestic tower that still stands tall with its steep building height of 50m. For history buffs, the Channel Museum is a must-visit destination which celebrates the settlement and life of early European settlers in the region.

Scenic Spots:
In addition to its historical landmarks, Kingston also boasts of many scenic views such as the Kingston Beach, a mesmerizing spot, that offers pristine white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters and amazing vista of Mount Wellington. At the Brown Brothers Vineyard, you can explore the picturesque vineyard which is set between the magnificent mountain ranges and has won several awards for its amazing brews. A trip to Kingston is incomplete without taking a dreamy stroll at Kingston's Trail and exploring the sublime beauty of Mount Wellington.

Cultural Sites:
Kingston also houses several cultural sites that inspire both locals and tourists. For instance, the Australasian Golf Museum located in the Kingston Beach Golf Club offers a rich collection of information and artifacts on the history of the sport in Australia. The Kingborough Sports Centre has a lot to offer, including infrastructure for Tennis, Badminton, and Basketball lovers. Kingston Art Group is known for its various art exhibits, events, and workshops that showcase local talent while inspiring and engaging patrons.

Adventurous Activities:
Not only does Kingston offer a rich experience with its scenic views and historical landmarks but it is also a haven for adventure seekers. One can set out on an adventurous journey by exploring the area's hinterland with an exciting four-wheel drive day tour or indulge in water sports at Kingston Beach. For fitness enthusiasts, the Kingston Tennis and Squash Centre is a great place to unleash their energy. You can also explore the Sherwood Forest Reserve where you can have picnics, hikes, and more.

Kingston is an attractive town with great sites for tourists to visit and explore. With an abundance of cultural, historical, and scenic spots to choose from, Kingston is truly a destination that should not be missed! You can reach out to Kingston's Tourist Information Centre on +61 1800 522 466 to plan your visit and explore more about the area.