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Hobart is the capital city of Tasmania and is nestled below Mt Wellington on the Derwent River. This beautiful city has lovely heritage buildings, a bustling harbour, unique markets, and fascinating history. It is a beautiful place to base yourself to explore Tasmania.
You can enjoy stunning views over Hobart from Mt Wellington, cruise along the Derwent River, admire the Colonial architecture, explore World-Class Museums and Art Galleries, visit breweries, and more.
Top 10 Things to Do in Hobart, Tasmania
Mt Wellington/Kunanyi offers a diverse range of environments to explore, from the rainforest areas in the foothills to the glacial rock formations at the mountain's pinnacle. The views from the lookouts are stunning, and you can drive or catch a bus to the top.
Salamanca Place & Markets
Salamanca Place is a cobblestone square in Sullivans Cove on Hobart's waterfront. It has a great selection of restaurants, cafes, art galleries and bars. The Salamanca Markets are held here every Saturday from 8.30 am - 3.00 pm.
MONA
The Museum of Old and New Art is Australia’s largest private museum. It has three levels of underground galleries, two wineries, a brewery, several bars and restaurants, luxury accommodation, a library, a cemetery, and a tennis court. You can catch the MONA ferry from Hobart.
Constitution Dock
Constitution Dock is only a 5-minute walk from the city centre on Sullivan’s Cove at the southeast end of Franklin Wharf. Wander along and admire the boats or stop for a meal at one of the many seafood restaurants or fish and chip stalls.
Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens
These botanical gardens are over a century old. Wander around and enjoy the Japanese Garden, the Sub Antarctic Plant House, the historic Arthur Wall, the Cactus House, and Herb Garden. There is also an on-site Cafe.
Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery
It is located on Hobart's historic waterfront, and it is the second oldest museum in Australia. It has a beautiful collection of Art, History and informative and hands-on exhibits. Entry to the Museum is FREE. Click Here to visit the website.
Derwent River Cruises
Enjoy a cruise along the Derwent River on Lady Nelson, a beautiful old Tall Ship, or Hobart Historic Cruises offers a wide rand of cruises, including a morning tea, lunch or dinner cruise. There are several operators along the wharf, with something for everyone.
Battery Point
Battery Point was settled in the early 1800s and is one of the oldest areas of Hobart Town. It has lovely winding streets, colonial architecture and many historical buildings, making it one of Australia's most fascinating historic precincts.
Cascade Brewery
Cascade Brewery is in the foothills of South Hobart below Mt. Wellington. It is the oldest operating brewery in Australia. Cascades Brewery Bar and Cafe is open daily for meals and drinks, and Brewery tours can be booked. Click here to visit the website.
Nestled in the foothills of Mt Wellington / Kunanyi are five waterfalls you can explore. You can walk to Myrtle Gully Falls, Secret Falls, O'Grady Falls, Silver Falls and Strickland Falls. Click Here for more information.
Day Trips from Hobart to Bruny Island, Port Arthur, Mount Field, Richmond, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, Tasman Peninsula and many more...
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