Guidebook for West Hobart
Food Scene
It has great coffee and really interesting breakie and lunch selections. It is very popular, so choose your visit carefully.
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Smolt Kitchen
107-109 Hill StIt has great coffee and really interesting breakie and lunch selections. It is very popular, so choose your visit carefully.
This is a whole in the wall cafe with great coffee. It is right in the city, so check it out when you are in town doing a bit of shopping.
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Bury Me Standing Coffee Co.
83-85 Bathurst StThis is a whole in the wall cafe with great coffee. It is right in the city, so check it out when you are in town doing a bit of shopping.
Great new Izakaya in Elizabeth Street (Izakaya - fancy for Japanese bar with small snacks). The sake selection is small at the moment, but I am sure it will grow and the tapas-style small dishes helped with our table, who just wanted to try everything on the menu. Yum.
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Bar Wa Izakaya
216-218 Elizabeth StGreat new Izakaya in Elizabeth Street (Izakaya - fancy for Japanese bar with small snacks). The sake selection is small at the moment, but I am sure it will grow and the tapas-style small dishes helped with our table, who just wanted to try everything on the menu. Yum.
Great Middle Eastern food and interesting (al-be-it a little strange) Lebanese wine.
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Syra
8 Salamanca SquareGreat Middle Eastern food and interesting (al-be-it a little strange) Lebanese wine.
Smolt
2 Salamanca SquareOne of our favourite places to eat.
Drinks & Nightlife
We go here for a pre-dinner drink before moving on to our favourite waterfront restaurants. Fantastic view, but make sure you are there before the sun goes down.
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The Glass House Hobart
Franklin WharfWe go here for a pre-dinner drink before moving on to our favourite waterfront restaurants. Fantastic view, but make sure you are there before the sun goes down.
Arts & Culture
Go to MONA....Truly a magnificent and world class experience..... Museum of Old and New Art.... You can drive there or go by bus, but we think taking the ferry is one of the best ways to start your MONA experience.
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MONA
655 Main RdGo to MONA....Truly a magnificent and world class experience..... Museum of Old and New Art.... You can drive there or go by bus, but we think taking the ferry is one of the best ways to start your MONA experience.
TMAG is located in the city and is full of interesting and wonderful things. Have you ever seen the iconic Tasmanian Tiger? Entry is free, but some exhibitions might have a cover charge.
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Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery
Dunn PlaceTMAG is located in the city and is full of interesting and wonderful things. Have you ever seen the iconic Tasmanian Tiger? Entry is free, but some exhibitions might have a cover charge.
Down on the waterfront, this replica is so real, that during our winter you could almost believe you were down in Cape Denison, Antarctica.
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Mawson's Hut Replica Museum
Argyle StreetDown on the waterfront, this replica is so real, that during our winter you could almost believe you were down in Cape Denison, Antarctica.
Parks & Nature
The best view of the city of Hobart - one of the most beautiful small cities of the world.
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kunanyi / Mount Wellington
LOT 1 Pinnacle RdThe best view of the city of Hobart - one of the most beautiful small cities of the world.
If you have never seen snow before, then here is the place to go (definitely during winter June - August). Great for a hike too.
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Mt Field Visitor Centre
66 Lake Dobson RdIf you have never seen snow before, then here is the place to go (definitely during winter June - August). Great for a hike too.
Shopping
The iconic Salamanca Market is on only on Saturdays. Amongst the quintessential touristy stuffed tassie devil, you can also find some 'up and coming' local jewelers, artisan producers and local whisky distillery's doing some tastings - yum yum.
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Salamanca Market
Salamanca PlaceThe iconic Salamanca Market is on only on Saturdays. Amongst the quintessential touristy stuffed tassie devil, you can also find some 'up and coming' local jewelers, artisan producers and local whisky distillery's doing some tastings - yum yum.
Essentials
This is one of our best known gourmet grocery stores in Tasmania....It supplies most of Hobart's homes with locally grown, freshly supplied fruit and veg, but is is more than a grocery store. You can find wonderful, imported cheeses and small goods and shop for a local gift to take home to a special friend.
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Hill Street Grocer West Hobart
70 Arthur StThis is one of our best known gourmet grocery stores in Tasmania....It supplies most of Hobart's homes with locally grown, freshly supplied fruit and veg, but is is more than a grocery store. You can find wonderful, imported cheeses and small goods and shop for a local gift to take home to a special friend.
Sightseeing
Bruny Island
Travel across on the car ferry.....
Port Arthur is the best preserved convict settlement in Australia and among the most significant convict era sites in the world. 100kms south east of Hobart and you would need to allocate an entire day.
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Port Arthur Historic Site Bus Interchange station
Port Arthur is the best preserved convict settlement in Australia and among the most significant convict era sites in the world. 100kms south east of Hobart and you would need to allocate an entire day.