Mount Field National Park is perhaps the most popular among locals. Visitors are attracted here by picturesque mountain landscapes …
The Royal Botanical Garden of Tasmania is one of Hobart’s most popular attractions. In addition to a rich collection of rare plant …
The isthmus connecting the Tasman Peninsula and Tasmania is one of the few places on the planet where you can observe a unique geo …
Hastings Caves, located south of Hobart, are considered one of Tasmania’s most striking natural attractions. The combination of a …
Mount Wellington is a great holiday destination for active travelers. Numerous hiking trails and bike paths are laid along its slo …
The Tasmanian Public Library has been a State Library since 1943. Today, it is the central organization that manages the entire li …
The Tasman Bridge is not just a beautiful majestic structure. This is an object without which it is impossible to imagine a full l …
One of the most famous waterfalls in Tasmania is Russell Falls. Its popularity is due not only to its pristine beauty, but also to …
Full day excursion from Hobart with a Russian guide to the very edge of the island of Tasmania and Australia. You will reach the s …
The best way to see the sights of Tasmania and learn its history is our excursions with local Russian guides in Hobart.We offer yo …
A rich full-day tour of Tasmania’s capital and surroundings, including a trip to the top of Mount Wellington with breathtaking vie …
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Hobart is the cozy capital of Tasmania with a rich port history, colonial architecture and a vibrant creative atmosphere. The city combines measured marine life and the proximity of wildlife: from old warehouses on the waterfront to the green slopes of Mount Wellington. Here you can feel the special charm of the southern province of Australia, where each corner keeps its own stories and views that you want to photograph and remember.
Hobart’s man-made attractions are striking in scope and variety: the Royal Botanical Garden of Tasmania with rare plant collections, the Tasmanian State Library with archives and exhibitions, the majestic Tasman Bridge and the historic Salamanca Square with a famous market. The city also has many museums, galleries and monuments worth visiting if you’re wondering “what to see in Hobart” – from cozy streets to significant public spaces.
The nature around Hobart is not inferior to the city's treasures: Mount Field National Park attracts with mountain trails and waterfalls, including the famous Russell Falls. Mount Wellington gives panoramic views of the city and the bay, and the Hastings Caves and Mosaic Bridge on the isthmus reveal amazing geological phenomena. The coast, forests and parks around the city create extensive opportunities for walking and photography in the fresh air.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, read brief descriptions and reviews, and mark the places you want to see. Build a personal itinerary by combining man-made objects and natural corners to see a maximum in one day or create a program for several days. Convenient filters and tips will help to plan optimal walking and car routes.
You can walk around the city on your own, following a compiled route, or book excursions from local guides to learn more about history and little-known facts. Local guides offer live stories, safe trails and tips on the best places to take photos, eat and relax. Excursions are suitable for those who want to save time and get a rich program with expert support.
Come to Hobart to see the combination of sea coziness and wildlife, discover your favorite corners and make your own “what to see” list. Let each walk be a small discovery: explore the markets, climb to the tops, listen to the stories of the guides and come back again - Hobart is always ready to surprise and inspire.
