By Kate Rae
Introduction
Being a resident of Victoria (the closest state to Tasmania) has meant that I have...
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Every year, the Taste of Tasmania is held in Hobart, on the waterfront at Salamanca....
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To say the Salamanca Market is big is an understatement. On my last visit to...
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The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) is situated in Hobart on the Berriedale...
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The Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery (TMAG) is not only a museum and art gallery...
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The Kunanyi trail is the most popular hike on Mount Wellington in Hobart, Tasmania. The...
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Bruny Island is a 362-square-km island off the southeast coast of Tasmania. It is known...
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Wineglass Bay is known as a breathtaking location, drawing photographers and travellers from near and...
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North Hobart is the place to be if you're searching for a café experience while...
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Three kilometres south of Hobart's Central Business District is the suburb of Sandy Bay. Many...
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The Cascade Brewery in South Hobart was opened in 1824, and it is the oldest...
Conclusion
I’d always heard that Hobart was pretty, but I never really understood why until I...