DESTINATION
HOBART
Hobart, the capital city of Tasmania, is Australia's second-oldest capital, known for its rich history, vibrant arts scene, and stunning natural surroundings. Nestled at the base of Mount Wellington and along the banks of the Derwent River, Hobart offers a blend of heritage charm and contemporary culture.
The city’s waterfront is a bustling hub with historic buildings, seafood markets, and modern restaurants. Salamanca Place, with its sandstone warehouses, transforms into a lively market every Saturday, showcasing local crafts and produce.
Hobart is also the gateway to some of Tasmania's most iconic attractions, including MONA (Museum of Old and New Art), Bruny Island, and the pristine wilderness of the Tasman Peninsula. The city’s cool climate, friendly atmosphere, and striking scenery make it a popular destination for both relaxation and adventure.
CLIMATE
July in Hobart brings average temperatures between 4°C - 12°C.
Be sure to pack a jacket for the lower temperatures.
BARS & RESTAURANTS
IN THE HANGING GARDEN
112 Murray Street
Eat, drink and gather in the garden, hidden in plain sight. The Garden is a verdant oasis of greenery amidst the urban landscape. The space features an extensive beer garden, with bars and kitchens curating seasonal food and drink experiences.
PEPPINA
2b Salamanca Place
Peppina celebrates food, family, and friends in a trattoria-style restaurant. The open kitchen anchors the space, surrounded by handmade furniture, artisan brickwork, and rich history. Set within the heritage 1840s St Mary’s Hospital, the venue blends historic charm with contemporary design under an enclosed glass roof.
t42
Ground Level Elizabeth Street Pier,
Unit 59/4 Franklin Wharf
T42 offers an eclectic wine list with 42 wines by the glass, wine tasting flights, and a 3-course Chef's choice pairing menu.
Enjoy stunning views of the River Derwent and Kunanyi from our premier location.
DRUNKEn ADMIRAL
17-19 Hunter Street
The Drunken Admiral has operated as a family-run restaurant on Hobart’s Old Wharf since 1979, serving the freshest Tasmanian seafood in a uniquely vibrant maritime setting.
wateRline
Brooke Street Pier, Lower Level
12 Franklin Wharf
At Waterline Lounge Bar & Eatery, Dine al fresco as you feel the gentle sea breeze on your face.
Their waterfront location offers the perfect backdrop for a memorable dining experience.
old wharf restaurant
18 Hunter Street
Old Wharf stands on a historic site where traders and explorers once shipped Tasmania’s finest produce worldwide. Chef Alvin Sim and his team honor this heritage and curate a menu that celebrates and explores classic dishes – with a Tasmanian twist.
MUSEUM OF OLD & NEW ART (MONA)
The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Hobart, Tasmania, is Australia’s largest privately funded museum — and easily its most provocative.
MONA is famous for its bold, boundary-pushing exhibitions that blend ancient artifacts with contemporary masterpieces. From immersive installations to challenging works that confront mortality, & human nature, MONA redefines what a museum can be. Located on the River Derwent, its striking subterranean architecture, world-class dining, and lively festivals make it a cultural must-visit for art lovers and the curious alike.
TOURS & ACTIVITIES
DAY TOUR TO BRUNY ISLAND
10 hours
Discover the world-class beaches, national parks, rugged coastline, and native wildlife of Bruny Island on a day trip from Hobart. Taste the finest local produce from the ocean and the land.
riversdale estate
Riversdale Estate, located in the basin of the Coal River Valley, was established in 1991 and is one of the region’s oldest vineyards. Visit to enjoy their High Tea, Wine & Picnic Experience or French Bistro.
MORNING RIVER CRUISE
2.5 hours
Cruise the Derwent River in an enclosed vessel with panoramic views, passing historic Battery Point, Wrest Point Casino, and the towering Mount Wellington. Visit the Iron Pot, Australia’s oldest lighthouse, and explore the seabird-rich Betsey Island before skimming past Hope Beach, known for its powerful surf.
HOBART BREWING CO.
The Taproom is open 7 days and houses 13+ taps pouring all our beers (and a selection of wines & spirits too) as well as Hobart’s biggest beer garden, a pool table, a roaring fire pit and some friendly neighbourhood food trucks.
SALAMANCA MARKETS
Salamanca Market is Tasmania's most visited tourism attraction and runs each Saturday
from 8.30 am to 3 pm.
The market extends the full length of Hobart's historic Salamanca Place, from the silos end to the top of Davey Street. The market offers a vibrant space to meet local artisans, explore handmade and home-grown goods, and experience the island’s creative spirit.
mount wellington visit
16 hours
Journey to the summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington and explore Hobart itself on this guided tour. Enjoy spectacular mountain views then join an official sightseeing tour of Hobart’s best attractions.