New Norfolk Vacation & Tourism Guide

... used to dry hops, but has now been converted into a residence and hop museum where you can learn about the history of hop cultivation and the role of this crop in local beer production. The art gallery holds some interestin... more

... day trip begins when you step back in time aboard a charmingly restored historic steam engine and ends with the tranquility and beauty of the Mount Field National Park . Sit back, relax and enjoy an on board snack or refres... more

... the thrill seeker within when you ride the Derwent River at swift speeds in this high powered jet boat, Devil Jet. Teenagers will find the ride akin to the excitement of a roller coaster as the jet boat shoots over white wa... more

... of roses bloom in this four and a half acre garden, which was transformed from orchards and hop fields into a series of delightful gardens. At Rosedown Gardens, the emphasis is on roses, with masses of old-fashioned breeds,... more

... this colonial estate was built in 1825 using bricks made by the convicts. The property contains many old buildings, which have mostly remained intact, including Redlands Cottage. Visitors can wander over two hectares of Eng... more

... Hills, the arrival of settlers from Norfolk Island in 1807 led to the renaming of this town; New Norfolk. In the heart of the Derwent Valley, New Norfolk boasts lovely autumnal scenery, historic buildings and attractions su... more

Floor to ceiling glass, tile floors, candles and a large outdoor eating area will greet the traveler or local for breakfast, lunch, or dinner seven days a week. Nosh Pit is modern and stylish, without any pretension. It enjoys... more

Built in 1815, the Bush Inn is Australia's oldest continuously licensed pub. Much of the original furniture, the wine racks, solid black wood floors and sandstone cellar have been preserved. More recently a large new deck has b... more