Hobart
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The plan for a multi-million dollar AFL stadium on Hobart's waterfront remains a central point of political friction, pitting sporting ambitions against social spending priorities.
Top things to do in Hobart
Evergreen picks — free items are flagged.
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Australia's largest privately funded museum, MONA is famous for its subversive, modern, and eclectic art collection. Located upriver, the experience begins with a scenic 25-minute 'MONA Roma' catamaran ferry ride from Hobart's waterfront.
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Australia's largest privately funded museum, MONA is an underground architectural marvel featuring subversive and modern art. It is best reached via the 'MONA Roma' catamaran ferry from Hobart's waterfront.
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Rising 1,271 metres above the city, the summit offers panoramic views of Hobart, the Derwent River, and Bruny Island. Visitors can drive, hike, cycle, or take the Explorer Bus to the top to see the dolerite columns known as the Organ Pipes.
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Rising 1,271 meters above the city, the summit offers panoramic views of Hobart, the Derwent River, and Bruny Island. Visitors can reach the top via the Explorer Bus, car, or hiking trails to experience the alpine landscape and lookouts.
kunanyi / Mt Wellington, Hobart TAS 7054 · More info ▸ - 5.
Rising 1,271 metres above the city, the summit provides panoramic views of Hobart, the Derwent River, and Bruny Island. Visitors can reach the peak via the Explorer Bus, car, or by hiking through diverse alpine terrain.
kunanyi / Mount Wellington, TAS 7054 · More info ▸ - 6.
Held every Saturday along the historic sandstone warehouses of Salamanca Place, this iconic market features over 300 stalls. It is the best place to find local Tasmanian crafts, timber products, fresh produce, and street food.
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Stroll past the 19th-century sandstone warehouses of Hunter Street and through the cobblestone lanes of Battery Point. This area showcases Hobart’s maritime history through its colonial architecture, boutique galleries, and quaint cafes.
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The city\'s historic heart, characterized by 19th-century sandstone warehouses and floating fish punts. It is a picturesque area perfect for wandering, enjoying fresh seafood, and observing the bustle of the working harbor.
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Battery Point Walking Tour
#attractionExplore Hobart's oldest suburb, known for its well-preserved 19th-century cottages and grand mansions. Key highlights include Arthur Circus and the historic 'In Bobby's Footsteps' heritage trail through charming narrow streets.
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One of Australia's oldest suburbs, characterized by narrow lanes, vine-covered cottages, and 19th-century architecture. Highlights include the historic Kelly’s Steps and the quaint residential circle of Arthur Circus.
Battery Point, Hobart TAS 7004 · More info ▸