Hobart’s georgian-era buildings, the city’s water-side bars, galleries and cafes, and its marinas all sit at the foothills of majestic Mount Wellington. The mountain is a reminder that not all the region’s attractions are found in the city.
Walk in the footsteps of infamous convicts on the Tasman Peninsula, home to the World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site. Explore the south's spectacular waterways by kayak or take a wilderness cruise to Bruny Island followed by a gourmet meal of the freshest local produce.
Immerse yourself in the art studios and galleries of Salamanca Place or the laid-back heritage charm of nearby Richmond. The city surrounds brim with vineyards and there are high-end fishing lodges close to well-stocked highland lakes and national parks are within easy driving distance.
In Hobart and surrounds you'll find the perfect mix of culture and adventure; not to mention the Museum of Old and New Art, Australia's largest private art collection.