Spiky Bridge

Spiky Bridge

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Landmarks and Buildings

Highlights

  • Explore the unique spiky design of Spiky Bridge, crafted from field stones by convicts in the 19th century.
  • Discover the stunning views from the nearby hill, where the remains of the governor's cottage offer a historical perspective.
  • Walk along the Tasman Highway to experience a piece of Tasmania's rich convict history and architectural ingenuity.
  • Capture striking photographs of the bridge's distinctive appearance, perfect for sharing with mates or keeping as memories.
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Spiky Bridge was built by convicts in the mid 19th century on the east coast of Tasmania located 7.5 kilometres from the town of Swansea.

The bridge is made from field stones laid without mortar or cement and the parapet features upright stones, giving the bridge a spiky appearance.

On the nearby hill are the remains of the governor’s cottage which overlook the bridge.

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