Richmond Bridge

The Richmond Bridge is a historic bridge in Richmond, 25 km north

of Hobart in Tasmania, Australia. It is the oldest bridge still in use in Australia.

It was built over Tasmania's Coal River from 1823 to 1825 and was used

for the moment of military police and convicts between Hobart & Port Arthur.

It is said to have been the site where a desperate convict committed suicide

and where, in another story, a cruel overseer was set upon by the convict

workers and thrown off the bridge.

Salamanca Place is one of Tasmania's best known landmarks

With dozens of restaurants and shops, Salamanca Square, nightlife, pubs, artists, galleries and craft shops to suit every budget plus the famous Salamanca Market every week !

But sadly we miss that particularly Saturday when it comes alive ~

Dating back to the mid-19th century, the splendid St. David's Cathedral

is the centre of Anglican religion in Hobart. With outstanding architecture,

a cavernous interior and regular services, other attractions at St. David's

include a small museum area and seasonal events of a religious theme ~

Ross Village Inn Bakery which bears a resemblance to the famous Japanese

Animation Kiki Delivery Service movie ~

The bakery itself bears a really uncanny similarity to the bakery in

Kiki's Delivery Service. The fact that you can see the oven cooking the bread

from the counter is a really important part of it.

Be nice to their Staff and ask to see the room of Kiki =)