Wrest Point Hotel
In Hobart, Wrest Point is your centre for accommodation and entertainment. With four restaurants, five bars, live music every night, and a boutique casino, Wrest Point has something for everyone. Wrest Point's iconic tower has represented accommodation excellence for the past 30 years. A range of...
Travel Dates: 1 June - 23 September 2019
Southern Lights Hotel
Overlooking the city of Kingston, just over 10 minutes drive to Hobart's CBD, this property enjoys stunning river and mountain views. The property offers 16 standard and four semi-self contained rooms. Southern Lights Hotel also offers a guest laundry, dry cleaning service and ample onsite car pa...
Travel Dates: 1 June - 23 September 2019
Explore Australia's second-oldest capital city
In the CBD, Salamanca Place was home to 19th-century waterfront warehouses dating back to Tasmania's whaling days, which now house cafes, restaurants and art galleries, and the famous Salamanca Market held every Saturday. Behind the market, Battery Point is full of interesting heritage architecture, while historic Government House looks out to cows grazing on their city-centre paddock. It's this nature meets urban centre approach which sees Hobart make the most of its environment.
Constitution Dock
The cooler climate proves to be the ideal breeding ground for Hobart's bustling creative scene where you can take in art, craft, musical and theatrical pursuits at the Salamanca Arts Centre and surrounding warehouses. A holiday to Hobart must include a trip to MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) where both the building's design and curious collection prompts discussion. For foodies, freshly caught seafood is a specialty where the fishing boats unload their haul close to the waterfront restaurants. Wineries close to Hobart offer classic varieties of cool-climate drops.
Downtown Hobart