I have a soft spot for umbrellas, so I enjoyed the display of older umbrellas, and I found a nice rainbow umbrella with carved wooden handle for $32 - which I thought was a bargain.

Very cute shop. Great ladies inside with lots of info to tell. But otherwise it's really just a shop. It does sell umbrellas but only a few...more of a touristy shop

This is an old fashioned shop with good old fashioned service. Wide range of goods - not just umbrellas. If you want to experience shops as they used to be before big shopping malls this is well worth the visit

Lovelt old shop with a display of very old umbrellas. Lots of new ones and nicknacks to buy. The 2 staff were very nice and chatty and were more than happy for me to take photos

I found this a very cute gift shop for Tasmanian gifts. lovely from the outside. Does stock a range of umbrellas but are on the pricey side.

oh boy what fun to visit this old shop. My daughter chose an umbrella for a tassie souvenir. it's great and useful. much preferred over a Chinese trinket.

My boyfriend and I were killing some time before our James Boag tour and I wanted to buy my parents a nice Tassie tea towel. They have a nice selection of Tas designed and made tea towels here...even ones too nice to use! I bought two - Tasmanian Rainforest species and Telopea truncata (Tas. Waratah). Both recipients were impressed with... More

Had wanted to visit this shop and loved the Blackwood surrounds. Some old umbrellas on display but more of a souvenir shop now. Run by Volunteers who are doing a good job.

Walked past the shop many times and one day decided to pop in. Nothing special and felt a bit awkward and not at all welcomed browsing around.