Must see places to visit for families in Hobart

Mount Wellington, fantastic view from the top of Mount Wellington, take a bus to "Fern Tree" and then walk a steep zig-zag track to the top or enjoy a scenic ...

The State Cinema is a Hobart icon that has entertained generations of Tasmanians for 100 years. Purpose built in 1913 as a moving picture house, the State has...

South Bruny National Park lies at the southern tip of Bruny Island off the southeast coast of Tasmania. South Bruny National Park was gazetted in 1997 mainly ...

Battery Point, behind Salamanca Market. This area is very old and full of interesting architecture. Many of these buildings are built in the area's golden ...

The Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens are located in Hobart, Tasmanias harbour side capital city the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens covers 13.5 hectares and ...

Museum of Old and New Art - MONA opened in Hobart in January 2011. It houses a collection that ranges from ancient Egyptian mummies to some of the worlds most ...

The Mawson's Huts Replica Museum stands on the waterfront in Hobart, near the wharf from which the SY Aurora sailed south to Antarctica with Douglas Mawson's ...

Amazing large cave with two exits to the beach. A very interesting geological feature where the cave is sink hole with a tunnel running to the surf. It's also ...

Seven Mile beach is a popular, but uncrowded, recreation spot. It is literally pine fresh, with clean air and sand. There is an occasional surfing swell, but ...

The views over the city from this mountain are only rivaled by those from the more famous Mount Wellington but as the higher mountain is often shrouded in mist ...