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Mountains. Hobart
24 Reviews From the top of Mt Wellington, on a clear day, you are rewarded with spectular views. You can see over to the Tasman Penninsula and also to the Southern Wilderness Area. Mt Wellington is 1270 metres...
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Salamanca Markets. Hobart
22 Reviews While best known for its Saturday Markets, Salamanca Place is a great place to visit on any other day of the week. Spend time visiting the shops and galleries or enjoy a meal in one of the many...
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Breweries and Confection visits. Hobart
15 Reviews The Cascade Brewery is Australia's oldest continuously operating brewery. It was founded in 1824 in the foothills of Mt Wellingotn - the site was chosen for its pure mountain water. In 1987 the...
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Parks / Gardens / National parks. Hobart
18 Reviews The beautiful Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens are close to the Hobart CBD. A five minute drive will take you just past Government House , across the road from the Tasman Bridge. Established in...
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Forestier, Tasman Peninsula / Port Arthur. Hobart
23 Reviews To do Port Arthur justice you need to spend at least two nights there. It is not feasible as a trip from Hobart. Please follow the link to my Port Arthur...
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Richmond Hobart
5 Reviews Richmond was named as a town by Lieutenant Governor Sorell in 1824. It was an important convict settlement and played a role as a military outpost in the growing colony of Tasmania. It was then the...
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Suburbs. Hobart
8 Reviews Sandy Bay is a happening suburb. It's always busy and, with a large marina, yacht clubs, university and casino all within a figurative stone's throw of each other, it's no wonder. Shown in this pick...
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Museums. Hobart
6 Reviews Possible the best museum and art gallery in Australia! The largest private collection of art and artefacts in the Southern Hemisphere. And it is located in a vineyard only a few miles from Hobart CBD...
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East Coast. Hobart
3 Reviews Drive up the East coast highway. It is a fantastic drive as the road winds its way around the beaches for many kilometers of the coast from orford in the south to st helens in the north. Bay of fires...
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Mount Wellington overlooks the Capital City of Hobart. It is a lovely drive up Pinnacle Road to the top of Mount Wellington for panoramic views of Hobart - even on a cloudy day!
Salamanca Markets are held every Saturday. This is the best market I have ever seen - gifts, wood work, food, cheese, veg and fruit, clothes - it sells everything.
A small town in Tassie, lovely fish and chips.
A ramblers paradise with some great spot`s for walking and hiking up hillsides and with some breathtaking views off the top overlooking the coastline,P.S you can cheat and take a cable car.
The oldest bridge in Australia,built in 1823 Richmond Bridge is a well worth a look and has some nice flowers and also some Swans and Ducks down in the river wiating for your sandwiches.
around the beautiful Tamar River which serves the City of Launceston well. the 3rd oldest City in Australia, after Sydney and Hobart, the State Capital of Tasmania.
Take a walk to north Hobart and find a good array of restaurants, very economical, good selection of cuisines.... about 15-2o minutes walk.
A richly coloured stretch of water in the Cataract Gorge Park. The water looks very inviting, but it is deep and cold and not suitable for swimming!
A suspension bridge spans part of the Cataract Gorge. It is a for foot passengers only, and is a bit ricketyGreat views though
A chair lift takes you across the First Basin, in the Cataract Gorge Park, The lift is the longest single span chairlift in the world (so they say)
Astor Private Hotel Hobart
1 Review and 62 Opinions An old style hotel with a great hostess in the form of Tildy, who is extremely helpful and at all...
Hotel Tasmania Launceston
1 Review and 12 Opinions Booked over the internet and everything confirmed by email. When arrived I was shown to a massive...
Stewarts Bay Lodge Port Arthur
78 Opinions
Reviews and photos of State of Tasmania attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for State of Tasmania sightseeing.
Q: My family and I went on a campervan holiday in New Zealand and it was absolutely fantastic as there were facilities cater for that...
A: We spent 3 weeks there in our caravan. the caravan parks are all very clean and reasonably priced. The island is relatively small, and you can travel from nort to south...
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