The Devonport region in Tasmania boasts a range of museums and galleries for visitors to enjoy. The top attractions include the Bass Strait Maritime Centre, which is located in the former Harbour Master's House and showcases the maritime history of the Bass Strait and Devonport. It houses a diverse collection of objects, models, and photographs, along with exhibits on early explorers and shipwrecks.
The Devonport Regional Gallery, situated in the paranaple arts centre, is a dynamic contemporary art space that presents an annual program of exhibitions, education, and public events. It is home to the Devonport City Council's Permanent Collection, featuring works by iconic Tasmanian and Australian artists in various mediums such as textiles, ceramics, glass, sculpture, paintings, and works on paper.
The Tiagarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre provides a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of Tasmanian Aboriginal people through its display of petroglyphs and rock designs. The Don River Railway museum offers insights into the history of rail transport in Tasmania and provides train rides on a restored railway line. Home Hill, a historic house and museum, offers visitors a look into the lives of Tasmania's early settlers. Lastly, Bells Parade Reserve features the Edward 'Teddy' Sheean Memorial, honoring a local war hero.