Top Things to do in Greater Hobart
10 Monuments & Statues in Greater Hobart That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Greater Hobart, Australia including South Arm War Memorial, South African (Boer) War Memorial, Lieutenant William Eltham, Cenotaph, Bernacchi Tribute Sculptures, 40th Anniversary of the Tasman Bridge Disaster, Canadian Exiles Memorial, Visit of U.S.S. Enterprise, International Wall of Friendship, Albert George Ogilvie.
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1. South Arm War Memorial
2. South African (Boer) War Memorial
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. Lieutenant William Eltham
4. Cenotaph
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4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By MMCSydney
Had not idea where my husband was leading me when he said he wanted to go to the Cenopath. What a pleasant surprise. Beautiful and interesting architecture and great views. Stop by on your way to or from the Botanical Gardens.
5. Bernacchi Tribute Sculptures
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4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By on_the_go_98765
Maybe this is a composite sculpture collection; the penguins and sea lions have their own little niche (surrounded by real life harbor birds, etc.) and then the scene opens up into an expansive "Bob Hope Road Show" style memorial (ala San Diego near the Midway ship). Louis Bernacchi, physicist and astronomer, poses for a photograph, while rounding up his dogs, assembling his gear boxes, and embarking upon the Antarctic explorations ... or maybe he has just arrived in Antarctica? There is a flag-like standard in his hand. We, as unexpected (and unexpecting) participants, weave our way through this collection of boxes, photography grear, dogs, sea life, and bolders along the Franklin Wharf on our way back to our own vessel. Maybe we should whisper and beg his pardon for stomping along here, uninvited, disturbing his very personal moment. Lt. Commander of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Barnacchi was an exceptional man. He volunteered in both WWI and WWII; while in WWI (serving in the anti-submarine division AND American Destroyer Squadron) he received the medals of the "Order of the British Empire" and the "US Navy Cross". These are awarded in recognition of meritorious military service worthy of recognition, chivalry, gallantry, and extraordinary heroism in combat. Louis Bernacchi, we thank you for your service, on so many fronts.
6. 40th Anniversary of the Tasman Bridge Disaster
7. Canadian Exiles Memorial
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4.0 based on 4 reviews
