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- 3 Days in Hobart Itinerary
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Day One (Friday) MONA and North Hobart
Morning Start off your morning at the Hobart wharf area and fuel up at Cafe Lola. They have yummy smoothies and a great breakfast menu with vegetarian, vegan, gluten free and dairy free options. For your first day in Hobart you might as well jump right into one of the biggest attractions of the city (and state): MONA: the Museum of Old and New Art! This world-class art gallery/museum was founded by Tasmanian millionaire David Walsh to showcase his private art collection to the public and is f...
Day Two (Saturday) – Salamanca Markets and area, Battery Point, Sandy Bay, Mount Wellington
Morning It’s Saturday which means getting to the Salamanca wharf area nice and early so you can explore the markets, cafes, shops and galleries! You might like to explore one of many cafes in the beautiful old sandstone warehouses which line the wharf here for breakfast, or there are plenty of different types of food stalls throughout the market, often with vegetarian options. With around 300 stalls every Saturday, this might not be the biggest market ever but it is filled with quality and a...
Day Three (Sunday) – Waterfront, TMAG, CBD, Botanical Gardens and/or suburbs
Morning Start your morning with coffee and breakfast at Straight Up, a 100% vegetarian cafe in the city. Stroll around the CBD for a little while to see the shops, one of my favourite spots is Criterion Street, where there are some very cute little boutiques selling Tasmanian products, such as the Red Parka shop. Wander back down to the waterfront to explore the area opposite Salamanca, especially the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (which is free!) if you haven’t been there. Wander across t...
Depending on when you visit Tasmania (and you might want to time your visit for one of these events) there are some pretty awesome seasonal events such as the Taste of Tasmania and Dark Mofo where lots of cool things happen! The Taste of Tasmaniatakes place every year between the 28th December and 3rd January and is a massive food festival where yo...
If you have more time (or just want to swap some of the activities for something else) there are some great parts of Tassie you can explore as a day-trip from Hobart. Most of these you can organise tours for, or just do it yourself if you have hired a car. Here are my favourite places for a day-trip from Hobart!
Keen to see more of Australia? From Hobart, you can travel more of Tasmania, or head to other Australian cities – Melbourne is the closest (can be reached by flight or the Spirit of Tasmania boat) and Adelaide and Sydney are accessible by flying as well. From Adelaide you could road trip across the Nullarbor to Western Australia or through the cent...
Mar 17, 2022 · Our preferred method of getting anywhere is by flying (we are JetSetting Fools, after all), which is how we arrived in Hobart from Melbourne. When we purchase plane tickets, we start our search on Skyscanner .
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