Hobart Cenotaph is Tasmania’s main war memorial, set on Anzac Parade in Queens Domain. The monument honours Tasmanians who served in conflicts, and plaques around its base record parts of the state’s military history. From the hilltop, you can look across the Derwent River and Tasman Bridge towards Mount Wellington and the city. Paths and open grass surround the memorial, with parking close by. Come to pay your respects, read the inscriptions or take in the view; keep the setting quiet and treat it as a place of remembrance.
The memorial and its inscriptions
The Cenotaph is Tasmania’s main war memorial. Plaques and inscriptions around its base record the state’s military history and honour Tasmanians who served in conflicts. Walk around the monument and take time to read them.
Views from Queens Domain
The memorial stands on a hill in Queens Domain, with views over Hobart, the Derwent River and the Tasman Bridge towards Mount Wellington. Paths and open grass surround the site, and parking is available nearby. The open areas are close to the memorial, so keep the solemn purpose of the place in mind when spending time there.
FAQ
Where is Hobart Cenotaph?
It is on Anzac Parade in Queens Domain, Hobart.
What can you see at Hobart Cenotaph?
The memorial has plaques and inscriptions about Tasmania’s military history. The hilltop setting looks out towards the Derwent River, Tasman Bridge and Mount Wellington.
Is parking available at Hobart Cenotaph?
Yes. Parking is available close to the memorial.
When is a good time to visit Hobart Cenotaph?
Sunrise or sunset is a good time for photography.
