Explore Tasmania
Hobart & South
98 useful places across 41 towns and localities.
Hobart
Salamanca Market
Large Saturday market at Salamanca Place featuring Tasmanian produce, food, art and makers.
View place →Brighton
Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
Wildlife sanctuary near Brighton focused on Tasmanian animals and conservation.
View place →National Park
Mount Field National Park
National park west of Hobart known for waterfalls, tall forest and alpine areas.
View place →Berriedale
Museum of Old and New Art (Mona)
Major art museum and cultural destination on the River Derwent north of Hobart.
View place →Geeveston
Arve Falls Lookout
Arve Falls is an official Parks Tasmania walk. 20 minutes return , 1 km, Grade 2 · Grade 2.
View place →Port Arthur
Port Arthur Historic Site
World Heritage-listed historic site on the Tasman Peninsula.
View place →Battery Point
Narryna Heritage Museum
Museum in or near Battery Point. Operated by Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery.
View place →Hastings
Hastings Caves and Thermal Springs
Cave and thermal-pool visitor destination in southern Tasmania.
View place →Hobart
Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery
Museum, art gallery and heritage collection in central Hobart.
View place →New Norfolk
Derwent Valley Railway
Visitor attraction in or near New Norfolk. Operated by Derwent ValleyRrailway Preservation Society.
View place →Hobart
Mawsons Hut Replica Museum
Museum in or near Hobart. Operated by Mawsons Hut Foundation.
View place →Cambridge
Grote Reber Museum
Museum in or near Cambridge. Operated by University of Tasmania.
View place →Battery Point
The Kudelka Shop
Gallery and arts destination in or near Battery Point. Operated by Kudelka Productions.
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