Images tagged "tasmania"
Salamanca Market draws crowds of tourists every Sunday in Hobart - the capital of Tasmania.
Modern residential architecture near Salamanca Market in Hobart, Tasmania.
Victorian architecture of Hobart, Tasmania.
Wall of one of the houses in Arthur Circus. This picturesque clusters of houses was arranged on a circular plan and is one of the oldest in Hobart, Tasmania.
Entrance to one of the houses in Arthur Circus. Hobart, Tasmania.
Battery point. Hobart, Tasmania.
Freycinet National Park. Tasmania.
Rocky shore called Tesselated Pavement. Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Unusual geometric forms of the shore (called Tesselated Pavement). Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Tesselated Pavement - natural rocky shore in Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Tesselated Pavement - natural rocky shore in Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
A small wooden pier at a lake in Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Sheds for boats at a lake in Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
The main prison building in the infamous penal colony of Port Arthur. It was closed in 1877 and is currently one of the greatest tourist attractions of Tasmania.
A church built by the convicts of Port Arthur, Tasmania.
Interior of the ruined church built by the convicts in Port Arthur, Tasmania.
A tower of St. David s cathedral, Hobart, Tasmania.
A bench within the area of the former penal colony in Port Arthur, Tasmania. At the background is the former prison building.
Renovated port warehouses surrounding the Hobart Harbour, Tasmania.
Hobart Harbour, Tasmania.
One of the old warehouse buildings in Hobart Harbour housing the famous seafood restaurant "Drunken Admiral". Hobart, Tasmania.
Modern residential architecture in the vicinity of Hobart Harbour, Tasmania.
Simple, but elegant facade of a warehouse building in Hobart Harbour, Tasmania.
Buildings around Salamanca Square. Hobart, Tasmania.
A window. Battery Point, Hobart, Tasmania.
Tesselated Pavement - natural rocky shore in Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Tesselated Pavement - natural rocky shore in Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Scenery of Wineglass Bay from a viewing point in Freycinet National Park. Tasmania
Scenery of Wineglass Bay from a viewing point in Freycinet National Park. Tasmania.
Orange rocks in Freycinet National Park. Tasmania
Coastal rocks in Freycinet National Park. Tasmania
Scenery of Wineglass Bay from a viewing point in Freycinet National Park. Tasmania.
Old Spiky Bridge in Swansea, Tasmania built by convicts in 1843. For unknown reasons the builders stuck sharp stones in the cement structure of the bridge.
A reconstructed railway - Great Wilderness Railway runs between Queenstown and Strahan in Western Tasmania and is a major tourist attraction.
A scenery of pristine and impenetrable valleys and canyons on the route of the Queenstown - Strahan train in Western Tasmania.
Vintage steam engine of the Queenstown - Strahan train. Western Tasmania.
Dubbil Barril station - midpoint of the Queenstown - Strahan railway line in Western Tasmania. At this station the engine is changed from
Mole Creek Hotel. Central Tasmania.
Freycinet National Park. Tasmania.
Abandoned building of the Paragon Theatre in Queenstown - once a booming mining town in Western Tasmania.
The main street of Queenstown, Western Tasmania.
Fortescue Bay area, Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Rocky coast in Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Stony lake shore. Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Fortescue Bay, Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
A tower of the church built by convicts of the infamous penal colony of Port Arthur, Tasmania.
Salamanca Market draws crowds of tourists every Sunday in Hobart - the capital of Tasmania.
Modern residential architecture near Salamanca Market in Hobart, Tasmania.
Victorian architecture of Hobart, Tasmania.
Wall of one of the houses in Arthur Circus. This picturesque clusters of houses was arranged on a circular plan and is one of the oldest in Hobart, Tasmania.
Entrance to one of the houses in Arthur Circus. Hobart, Tasmania.
Battery point. Hobart, Tasmania.
Freycinet National Park. Tasmania.
Rocky shore called Tesselated Pavement. Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Unusual geometric forms of the shore (called Tesselated Pavement). Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Tesselated Pavement - natural rocky shore in Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Tesselated Pavement - natural rocky shore in Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
A small wooden pier at a lake in Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Sheds for boats at a lake in Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
The main prison building in the infamous penal colony of Port Arthur. It was closed in 1877 and is currently one of the greatest tourist attractions of Tasmania.
A church built by the convicts of Port Arthur, Tasmania.
Interior of the ruined church built by the convicts in Port Arthur, Tasmania.
A tower of St. David s cathedral, Hobart, Tasmania.
A bench within the area of the former penal colony in Port Arthur, Tasmania. At the background is the former prison building.
Renovated port warehouses surrounding the Hobart Harbour, Tasmania.
Hobart Harbour, Tasmania.
One of the old warehouse buildings in Hobart Harbour housing the famous seafood restaurant "Drunken Admiral". Hobart, Tasmania.
Modern residential architecture in the vicinity of Hobart Harbour, Tasmania.
Simple, but elegant facade of a warehouse building in Hobart Harbour, Tasmania.
Buildings around Salamanca Square. Hobart, Tasmania.
A window. Battery Point, Hobart, Tasmania.
Tesselated Pavement - natural rocky shore in Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Tesselated Pavement - natural rocky shore in Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Scenery of Wineglass Bay from a viewing point in Freycinet National Park. Tasmania
Scenery of Wineglass Bay from a viewing point in Freycinet National Park. Tasmania.
Orange rocks in Freycinet National Park. Tasmania
Coastal rocks in Freycinet National Park. Tasmania
Scenery of Wineglass Bay from a viewing point in Freycinet National Park. Tasmania.
Old Spiky Bridge in Swansea, Tasmania built by convicts in 1843. For unknown reasons the builders stuck sharp stones in the cement structure of the bridge.
A reconstructed railway - Great Wilderness Railway runs between Queenstown and Strahan in Western Tasmania and is a major tourist attraction.
A scenery of pristine and impenetrable valleys and canyons on the route of the Queenstown - Strahan train in Western Tasmania.
Vintage steam engine of the Queenstown - Strahan train. Western Tasmania.
Dubbil Barril station - midpoint of the Queenstown - Strahan railway line in Western Tasmania. At this station the engine is changed from
Mole Creek Hotel. Central Tasmania.
Freycinet National Park. Tasmania.
Abandoned building of the Paragon Theatre in Queenstown - once a booming mining town in Western Tasmania.
The main street of Queenstown, Western Tasmania.
Fortescue Bay area, Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Rocky coast in Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Stony lake shore. Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
Fortescue Bay, Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
A tower of the church built by convicts of the infamous penal colony of Port Arthur, Tasmania.