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12 places
Nature & Walks

Coles Bay · East Coast

Freycinet National Park

East Coast national park encompassing Wineglass Bay, coastal scenery and walking tracks.

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Art & Culture

Berriedale · Hobart & South

Museum of Old and New Art (Mona)

Major art museum and cultural destination on the River Derwent north of Hobart.

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Wildlife

Brighton · Hobart & South

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary

Wildlife sanctuary near Brighton focused on Tasmanian animals and conservation.

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Nature & Walks

Hastings · Hobart & South

Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs

Cave and thermal-pool visitor destination in southern Tasmania.

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Markets

Hobart · Hobart & South

Salamanca Market

Large Saturday market at Salamanca Place featuring Tasmanian produce, food, art and makers.

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Art & Culture

Hobart · Hobart & South

Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery

Museum, art gallery and heritage collection in central Hobart.

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Nature & Walks

National Park · Hobart & South

Mount Field National Park

National park west of Hobart known for waterfalls, tall forest and alpine areas.

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History

Port Arthur · Hobart & South

Port Arthur Historic Site

World Heritage-listed historic site on the Tasman Peninsula.

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Nature & Walks

Launceston · Launceston & North

Cataract Gorge Reserve

Bushland reserve and walking destination close to central Launceston.

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Art & Culture

Launceston · Launceston & North

Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery

Launceston museum and art gallery operating across the Inveresk and Royal Park sites.

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Nature & Walks

Cradle Mountain · North West

Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park

Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area national park known for alpine scenery and walking tracks.

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Nature & Walks

Stanley · North West

The Nut State Reserve

Distinctive volcanic landform and walking destination beside the town of Stanley.

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