Richmond Village, established in the 1820s, is a historic town located 25 kilometers northeast of Hobart in Tasmania’s Coal River Valley. Known for its well-preserved Georgian architecture, the village is home to landmarks like the Richmond Bridge, Australia’s oldest stone bridge still in use. Visitors can explore attractions such as the Richmond Gaol, dating back to 1825, and quaint heritage streets lined with artisan shops, galleries, and cafes. The surrounding region also offers renowned vineyards and scenic countryside.
The village also boasts the Richmond Gaol, one of the country's oldest convict facilities, offering a glimpse into early penal life. Visitors can enjoy local wineries, fresh produce, and vibrant markets in the surrounding valley, along with family-friendly attractions like the Old Hobart Town Model Village. Richmond’s blend of history, charm, and natural beauty makes it a must-visit destination.