1830 Restaurant and Bar, Port Arthur

The scenic restaurant facing the Port Arthur Prison, where the ghost tour begins In the 47-year history of Port Arthur, more than 1,000 people have died here. Some people say that the souls of the dead never leave. Indeed, there have been many documented ghost stories related to Port Arthur since 1870. Since then, many people have experienced events here that are beyond people's current cognition, which has cast a strange veil over Port Arthur. Because of this weirdness, so many soul appearances, and multi-dimensional overlapping events, the manager of the Port Arthur Historic Site has designed a route called "Ghost Tour" specifically for the evening time. Led by a guide in a medieval black robe, the hiking tour with a lantern lighting will meander around the huge park for two kilometers. The journey after nightfall is called Nightly after dark tour. The adult ticket for a single night tour is 27 Australian dollars, and if it includes dinner, it is 80 Australian dollars, which is not low. Dinner includes an appetizer and a main course, with ingredients from fresh seasonal produce from local growers and producers, as well as a glass of Tasmanian wine, beer or soft drink. It sounds like two courses are few, but they are really quite tasty, with soups, vegetables, oysters, steaks, shrimps, etc. The prison was founded in 1830, and the restaurant is named 1830. It opens at 4pm every night (except Christmas) and serves food at 5pm. In the evening, sitting by the window, you can see the panoramic view of the prison, gardens and courtyards at sunset, and at this time, I know nothing about the ruins in front of me. 1830 Restaurant & bar Ghost tour ticket price: 80 Australian dollars per person with a two-course meal, 27 for adults, 15 for children, 75 for families without meals, children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult