Some of our favourite Tassie Places
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Owned by ourselves, Flywheel is a boutique stationery store with a working letterpress studio. Located just a 2 minute walk from The Drill Hall Emporium. Allow time for this one…
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Our sister store which is right next door to The Drill Hall Emporium. Miss Arthur is a home goods store of handcrafted and traditional products from all around the world.
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A world-famous cooking school, located in our town just a 2 minute drive from our store. Book in for the popular Agrarian Experience or for a specialty masterclass.
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The Agrarian Kitchen Restaurant and Kiosk
This award winning restaurant opened in 2017 and is owned by Rodney Dunn and Severine Demanet. Make sure you book ahead to be assured a seat for lunch at the restaurant! Or on weekends, grab lunch or treats from the kiosk and have a picnic on the grass or outdoor seating.
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Independent bookshop with excellent coffee, just down the street from us on the corner. Owned by Alexander Okenyo, artist with many hats. We are always in awe of all that he can do.
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A small batch brewery in the heart of New Norfolk. Go for a tasty afternoon beverage, and keep an eye out for events including food trucks, live music and the like.
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A rum dedicated distillery, also in our town. Visit their cellar door in the Willow Court complex, open for tours, tastings and bottle sales.
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Plastic free groceries a few minutes walk away in Burnett Street. Great for provisions for locals and visitors alike.
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A boutique luxury accommodation situated on the banks of the Derwent River, in a convict built Georgian mansion.
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Luxury farm stay accommodation in Gretna, 20 minutes northwest from New Norfolk. Hosted by Susie, experiences may include fly and lure fishing, feeding farm animals, native wildlife night tours.
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Leap and Wander Creative Studio
Small group pottery and watercolour workshops in the Derwent Valley, led by the very creative and talented Lisa West. Bookings essential.
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The makers of our favourite Tasmanian sparkling wine, ten minutes from New Norfolk. Their Osteria is a great place for lunch while sampling their award winning wines.
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Premium cool climate wines, a cellar door and “shed restaurant” en route to our store from Hobart.
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Fiercely independent farmers and wild fermenters producing genuine farmhouse ale, cider and mead on a farm in the Derwent Valley. Around a ten minute drive from our store.
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For full flavoured ciders using premium fruits from the area, enjoy tastings and a platter within their newly built cellar door. 10 minutes from New Norfolk, and near Salmon Ponds.
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Owned by brothers Todd and Glen (Tammy’s husband and brother-in-law respectively), Walter & Co is situated in the historic town of Richmond, Tasmania. Perhaps the most sophisticated antiques store in Australia. Make sure this place is on your itinerary!
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Museum of Old and New Art. A must see. Halfway between Hobart and New Norfolk. Or catch a ferry from Hobart’s waterfront and make sure to book the Posh Pit.
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Famous market held every Saturday at the historic Salamanca Place. Over 300 stalls selling crafts, produce and artisan goods.
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Handmark Gallery and Colville Gallery
Be sure to visit these art galleries located in Salamanca Place. Both representing Tasmanian artists with fabulous exhibitions. The Handmark gallery has an unrivalled showing of Tasmanian studio jewellery.
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French style bakery on Murray Street near Hobart's waterfront. Check out the gorgeous French baker’s stand, ex The Drill Hall Emporium! And grab an authentic French-style pastry while you are at it. You will also find them in New Town and Sandy Bay.
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Artisan bakery in Argyle Street, Hobart. Owner Jay bakes Hobart’s best artisan bread and sourdough doughnuts.
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For provisions, located in various locations across Tasmania.
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We love our bakeries, and this is no exception with outlets in New Town and historic Battery Point.
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A small and luxe award-winning hotel in Hobart, furnished with antiques.
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What a dream! Stay on this small, beautiful & privately owned island in the heart of the D’Entrecasteaux Channel; located between mainland Tasmania and Bruny Island.
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Unmissable Lake St Clair accommodation – two industrial buildings gently transformed as an intimate retreat in the heart of World Heritage wilderness.