Woolmers Estate is a unique and fascinating reflection of colonial life in Tasmania and is one of the most historically significant heritage properties in Australia.? Today Woolmers Estate continues to display colonial life in its most genuine shape and gives an accurate depiction of Tasmanian heritage, preserved and maintained in an original and authentic setting.? A guided tour of Woolmers Estate allows you to experience a special journey through time, from the establishment of the estate in 1817, by Thomas Archer 1st, to the last descendant, Thomas Archer 6th in 1994, and marvel at the array of personal collections and possessions accumulated through six generations of the family.

The World Heritage listed National Rose Garden at Woolmers Estate represents all of the recognised rose families and is one of the finest collections of roses in the southern hemisphere. ?Laid out in a symmetrical fashion, the garden acknowledges the 19th century context in which it sits.

Historic Woolmers Estate is open 9.30am ? 4pm daily.

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The National Rose Garden – Woolmers Estate

Heritage listed Woolmers Estate, Woolmers Lane, Longford, Tasmania.