Oakford On the Pier Hotel Hobart is located on the Elizabeth Street Pier of Sullivan Cove. The Oakford on the Pier is located near the the Hobart City Centre and the CBD area, overlooking the majestic Derwent River and near various places of interest such as the historic Battery Point and the Salamanca Place. Places of Interest near the Oakford on the Pier Hotel Theatre Royal The Theatre Royal, Hobart, is Australia's oldest Theatre and the only example of the Victorian "bijou" style remaining in this country. The Theatre Royal presents a year round program of theatre and entertainment, including a subscription season of some of the best Australian theatre available, but as well is available to hire at reasonable rates. Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery Tasmanian Museum presented the entire history of Tasmania from the culture to various animals history who have once roam the land of Hobart. The Art Gallery houses a permanent collection of colonial art, and hosts traveling exhibitions.  Salamanca Place  The Salamanca Place is well known by mariners around the world as the place to "hang out" in 19th century Hobart, it is now known for its craft shops and extremely popular Saturday market. It closed on Saturday morning for the Salamanca Market. At the Salamanca Market, local traders sell everything from honey to straw dolls, and huskers provide entertainment will.  Battery Point  Battery Point retains the character of a Cornish fishing village of the last century. The area have a few places of interest: Arthurs Circus  It is a ring of old cottages surrounding the old village green at the heart of Battery Point. The area has several tearooms and restaurants, fine antique shops and plenty of pubs. The Maritime Museum of Tasmania. Colonial Museum. It exhibits items from everyday 19th century life, from dresses to parasols and china. St. George's Anglican Church (1836). The Church sits atop the hill and can be seen from other Hobart suburbs.