MONA

MONA museum is a very prominent attraction drawing both domestic and international tourism to Tasmania. It features the weird, the beautiful, and the ugly but somehow, all of it still compelling to see. Featuring a full museum, vineyard and restaurant, and brewery serving cold MooBrew, MONA is definitely a must do for a day. Find more information about their events, museum and brewery/vineyard here: https://mona.net.au/stuff-to-do

655 Main Rd, Berriedale.

Salamanca Market

Salamanca Market is one of Tasmania’s most famous attractions. Drawing huge crowds every Saturday, Salamanca Market showcases a huge selection of local, handcrafted wares, foods, wines and spirits, and hot foods and cold foods. When visiting Hobart for a weekend, Salamanca is a must visit. More information here: https://www.salamancamarket.com.au/Home

Salamanca Place, Hobart.

Hobart Wharf

Hobart’s wharf is a long stretch that goes from the Cenotaph to Battery Point and has many sights, history, and attractions along it.

Salamanca Place

Salamanca Place is a vibrant part of Hobart’s wharf with a rich history. It’s famous sandstone buildings have been converted into small boutique shops, cafes and the nightclub scene later in the week. Situated right on the wharf, Salamanca is a pinnacle area of Hobart and is home to events such as the Taste of Tasmania and Dark Mofo’s winter feast.

Salamanca Place, Battery Point.

Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens

14 hectares of green grass, native and non-native plants, trees, and amazing flower beds. Over 200 years old and the second oldest in Australia after Sydney, the royal botanical gardens hosts events throughout the year especially in the summer and is perfect for a picnic in a beautiful setting.

Lower Domain Rd, Hobart.

Mount Nelson Signal Station

Built in 1811, the signal station at Mt Nelson was the first to be constructed in Tasmania. Today, Mount Nelson Signal Station offers a fascinating insight into the history of the early colony. The station offers visitors beautiful views over the city and mouth of the Derwent River. There is a picnic area nearby with unsheltered picnic tables and BBQs. The lookouts and adjacent café are wheelchair accessible, as are the toilets next to the carpark.

You can enjoy a magnificent view over Storm Bay and beyond while enjoying a meal. For information about the restaurant and cafe call (03) 6223 3407

700 Nelson Rd, Mount Nelson.

Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery

Free entry and featuring a range of Tasmanian history, art, and natural world exhibits as well as international art and natural world exhibitions. You can check what temporary and permanent exhibitions the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery has on offer here: https://www.tmag.tas.gov.au/whats_on/exhibitions

Dunn Place, Hobart.

Richmond Village

Richmond village is situated in the famous Coal River Valley and is one of the oldest towns in Australia. Filled with sandstone buildings and convict made structures and roots, Richmond is a step back into Tasmania’s history while also being a fine food and wine hub.

Wicked Cheese

For those cheese lovers Wicked Cheese is a must visit. On the outskirts of Richmond Village, Wicked Cheese is a personal favourite that provides amazing dairy produce.

1238 Richmond Rd, Richmond.

Berry picking

Tasmania’s cool temperate climate and prime agricultural land allows for it to have some of the best fruit seasons in the world. Tasmania’s fruit export to international countries is considered to be the most premium of produce. In the surrounding countryside, during the season some farms allow you to pick your own fruit!

Beaches

Hobart has many surrounding beaches available for a day trip. A popular one near the city is Sandy Bay’s long beach which is home to public barbeques and a children’s playground. Another popular beach that is close to the city across the river is Bellerive Beach, right on the doorstep of Blundstone Arena. Bellerive beach has public barbeques and a children’s playground. Another popular but very large beach is Seven Mile Beach, right near the airport. This beach is less crowded but is one our personal favourites as far as beaches go within a short drive from the city.

Wrest Point Casino

Wrest Point Casino offers a range of entertainment options with a range of gigs each week. This is of course in conjunction with their games room and various tables as well as their bar and cocktail lounge.  https://www.wrestpoint.com.au/entertainment/

410 Sandy Bay Rd, Sandy Bay TAS 7005

Roaring 40’s kayaking

The perfect way to experience the city from Hobart’s famous waterfront. Roaring 40’s kayaking offers kayaking around Sandy Bay area and into Hobart’s water front. Their tours can include lunch and kayak hire as well as lessons on kayaking technique from friendly instructors who will join you on the water. All this accumulates to provide the perfect afternoon or day on the water. They also offer longer tours for those kayaking enthusiasts. See here for more details: https://roaring40skayaking.com.au/

State Cinema

Imitate cinema with a restaurant and café that goes back over 100 years. Fully licensed with a large selection of both blockbuster as well as indie project work coming from both foreign and Hollywood origins. Perfect for date night or a luxurious move experience. The state cinema also boasts an extensive bookstore.

375 Elizabeth St, North Hobart TAS 7000

Village Cinemas

Village Cinemas Hobart is the closest cinema to you and offers the newest releases and is also the most newly renovated cinema in Hobart.

181 Collins St, Hobart TAS 7000