With the sheer beauty of the spectacular Cradle Mountain and at the mouth of the Mersey River, Devonport Tasmania offers many unexpected attractions and sightseeing trips. The largest of the island's cities on the north-west area, Devonport is a culturally vibrant city in Tasmania Australia, with a delicious cosmopolitan cuisine, thanks to its fresh produce.
There are many historic buildings to look at, ranging from humble workers cottages to the regal Home Hill, former residence of Joseph Lyons, the only Tasmanian Prime Minister of Australia. The illustrious maritime history of Devonport is proudly displayed at the Maritime Museum Tasmania. Go and view the extensive collection of model warships, flags, charts, photographs and paintings of the Devonport Maritime Museum.
The Tiagarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre offers guided tours to view dioramas depicting the former lifestyle of the local Aborigines, while the nearby Aboriginal Rock Art and engravings will blow you away.
If you are a train enthusiast you'll enjoy visiting the Don River Tramway which boasts that is has the leading collection of vintage steam locomotives and carriages in Tasmania. And don't miss the loco service offering a scenic 30 minute ride, departing daily from Don Village Station to Coles Beach.
You will catch more than a brainwave at the Imaginaries Science Centre with more than 50 interactive fun exhibits – a must-see for all.
Don't want to miss a thing? Consult your Devonport map, check the weather and take a tour of Devonport to experience it all. An even smarter way is to get your See Tasmania SmartVisit Card, a must-have to explore the best of Tasmania while saving a bundle.

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