General Admission

Explore the only two UNESCO World Heritage convict sites in Northern Tasmania, connected by the 2.8km Convict Farm Walk convicts walked 200 years ago. Discover the convict story you haven't heard - where assigned convicts learned trades, built colonial Tasmania, earned their freedom and often chose to stay. Experience 38+ original convict-built buildings across both estates, from Brickendon's working farm village to Woolmers' Italianate homestead and award-winning Unshackled digital exhibition. During the blooming season, spend time in the Rose Garden, a modern creation inspired by the French formal gardens of the 1600s. All just 20 minutes from Launceston.

Your Admission Includes

• General admission to both Brickendon Estate and Woolmers Estate

• Access to all heritage buildings, grounds and gardens at both properties

• The 2.8km Convict Walk and suspension bridge

• Brickendon's working farm village with 180-year-old trees and daily animal feeding

• Unshackled digital exhibition at Woolmers Estate

• The Servants Kitchen with roaring fire at Woolmers Estate

• Self-paced exploration of 200 years of Assignment System history
  

Woolmers Estate is a not-for-profit organisation. Your purchase supports the conservation, interpretation and care of this World Heritage site.