[2025 Hobart Attraction] Travel Guide for St. David's Cathedral (Updated May)

#2月好地方2025 Its beauty is not just the blue sky, soft white clouds, fresh air, and clear blue coast, the most beautiful thing is the slow and leisurely life. The capital city of Hobart has a small population. The entire city center is centered around the waterfront wharf area, which is the main tourist destination. There are restaurants serving delicious and authentic seafood, small stalls, and tour boats. The city center is not large and most attractions can be reached on foot, including Liverpool Street shopping district, St David Cathedral, Salamamca Place, Tasmania Museum n Art Gallery, etc. There are different murals and sculptures throughout the city, thanks to the University of Tasmania encouraging students to create designs. Diversified art is distributed in different places in the city. Some designs are very unique, making the eyes travel with every step.

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Saint David's Cathedral in Hobart, Tasmania is a stone Gothic Revival cathedral designed by the famous Victorian architect George Frederick Bodley. The cathedral was built in the Gothic Revival style, and over the 68 years of construction it has remained true to the original design, including the stained glass windows, arcaded entrance, and impressive bell tower. The cathedral, the first in the province, is listed on the National Heritage List and has hosted many public ceremonies and events. The arcaded entrance has a large west window with fine beams on the gable, balanced by a supporting tower. Other features include a simple square tower built of Oatlands stone with battlemented parapets and quatrefoil tracery.

The St. David's Cathedral in the center of Hobart has a history of more than a hundred years. The church was founded by the son of Queen Victoria of England in 1868 for the new church. The construction of the church took more than sixty years. The architecture adopted the Gothic Revival style. The organ of the church is considered one of the top organs in Australia.