Hobart, the capital city of Tasmania has a combination of history, beautiful nature and modern amenities that attract travelers from, around the globe. Here are some must see attractions in Hobart;
Salamanca Market; Every Saturday locals and tourists alike gather at the Salamanca Market. It offers an array of arts and crafts fresh produce to tantalize your taste buds and live music performances along with entertaining street artists.
Mount Wellington; Overlooking Hobart is the Mount Wellington. You can. Drive up to the summit to enjoy views of the city and its surroundings or join a guided walking tour for an immersive experience.
Mona Museum; Outside Hobart lies Mona, which stands for the Museum of Old and New Art. This owned contemporary art museum is renowned for its thought sometimes controversial exhibits. To reach Mona hop on a ferry from the Hobart waterfront.
Battery Point; Immerse yourself in history by exploring Battery Point, a neighborhood in Hobart dotted with colonial era buildings like cottages, churches and public structures. Take a stroll through this area while discovering stories, about Hobarts past.
Tasmanian. Art Gallery;
The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery can be found in the heart of Hobart. Presents a variety of displays that showcase the cultural history of Tasmania. These exhibits include artifacts, from the colonial era, art pieces well as specimens from the natural world.
The Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens is a park situated a short distance away from downtown. It offers visitors an array of exotic plants, scenic walking trails and designated areas for picnicking.
Located in the heart of Hobart Constitution Dock holds significance as it serves as the starting point for the Sydney, to Hobart Yacht Race. This dock provides a vantage point to watch boats and soak in the vibrant waterfront atmosphere.
