Regent Square

Anne/Macquarie Street, George Town

First appearing on maps in 1813 and named by Governor Macquarie, Regent Square features a variety of amenities for socialising, fun, and activity. The purpose-built playground includes multiple apparatus such as a flying fox and trampolines, complemented by a skate park, half basketball court, rotunda, BBQ facilities and a wind shelter gathering space surrounded by established trees.

This area provides a vibrant and engaging environment for all ages. Additionally, it houses the Memorial Hall, the Graham Fairless Centre, and the George Town Community Hub, which includes Services Tasmania, Library Tasmania, and the George Town Child and Family Learning Centre. This site offers essential services and a welcoming space for the community to come together.

Location: Anne, Cimitiere, Elizabeth and Macquarie Streets
Facilities: BBQ, toilets and accessible toilet, walking paths, accessible communication board, car park, play equipment