The George Town region in Tasmania boasts several museums and galleries that highlight its rich history and culture. The notable attractions include the Bass & Flinders Maritime Museum, showcasing the maritime history of the region with historical vessels like the replica sloop 'Norfolk.'
Another significant site is the George Town Watch House, originally constructed in 1843, which features displays on the region's history, including a model village and a Community History Room for local information. The Tamar Valley Museum provides insights into the history of the Tamar Valley region, including the George Town Female Factory.
For art enthusiasts, the Blue Gum Gallery in Low Head features a diverse collection of artwork by Tasmanian artists in various mediums. Art @ Teapot, an intimate gallery in George Town, focuses on contemporary Tasmanian art, highlighting artists working in printmaking, photography, and sculpture. The Bass and Flinders Centre Gallery celebrates the town's history through a collection of artwork.
Moreover, George Town hosts the annual Lighthouse Regional Arts Festival, drawing art enthusiasts from across the region. Visitors can also explore the town's historic sites by following the self-guided George Town Heritage Trail.