Discover the Beauty of Hobart
Nestled between the towering Kunanyi / Mount Wellington and the serene River Derwent, Hobart is a destination shaped by nature’s beauty. The city’s rugged landscapes meet vibrant urban life, with the wild wilderness just a stone’s throw away, offering adventure around every corner.
As Australia’s second-oldest city, Hobart is a cultural hub, where art, history, and food come together in an unforgettable experience. The internationally renowned Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) draws visitors from across the globe, while the iconic Salamanca Market has been delighting locals and visitors alike for over 50 years.
Indulge in the dynamic dining scene, where Tasmania’s fresh, local produce is transformed into exquisite dishes at charming cafes, restaurants, and bars. Whether you explore Hobart by foot along the waterfront, bike down mountain trails, or sail the waters of the Derwent, there’s always a new way to discover the city.
Savor Tasmania’s renowned wines at urban wineries or unwind with a whisky in a historic bar, surrounded by 19th-century architecture. Hobart offers a unique blend of nature, culture, and hospitality – a must-visit destination for every traveller.
In March, Hobart experiences the early days of autumn, with mild and pleasant weather. Average temperatures typically range from around 11°C in the early mornings and evenings to 20°C during the day. It’s a great time to visit as the city enjoys crisp air, clear skies, and fewer crowds compared to the peak summer months. Rainfall is moderate in March, so it’s wise to bring a light jacket and an umbrella just in case.
Tick some items off your Hobart bucket list
Visit MONA (Museum of Old and New Art)
A must-see for art enthusiasts, MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) is one of Australia's most talked-about cultural experiences. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Derwent River, its bold, provocative exhibits and striking architecture create an immersive journey like no other. Prepare to be captivated by thought-provoking art in a setting that’s as unique as the pieces it houses.
Explore Salamanca Market
Every Saturday, Salamanca Market comes alive with vibrant energy and local flavour. With over 300 stalls brimming with fresh produce, unique crafts, stunning art, and mouthwatering food, it’s the ultimate place to immerse yourself in Hobart’s lively atmosphere. Whether you’re browsing for treasures or sampling delicious treats, it’s a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the heart of Tasmania’s culture.
Hike Kunanyi / Mount Wellington
For unparalleled panoramic views of Hobart, head up Mount Wellington! Whether you prefer a leisurely stroll or a more challenging hike, the summit rewards you with sweeping vistas of the city, the Derwent River, and the surrounding wilderness. It’s an unforgettable experience that showcases the true beauty of Tasmania’s natural landscape.
Tour the Historic Port Arthur
Just a short drive from Hobart, the Port Arthur Historic Site offers a captivating journey into Tasmania’s convict history. Explore the haunting ruins, stroll through beautifully preserved buildings, and immerse yourself in stories of the past on a guided tour. With its stunning grounds and powerful history, this World Heritage-listed site is an unforgettable experience.
Indulge in Tasmanian Food and Wine
Hobart’s food scene is a feast for the senses, celebrated for its fresh, locally sourced produce. Indulge in Tasmania’s finest gourmet offerings, from succulent seafood and artisanal cheeses to world-class wines and whisky. Whether you’re dining in the city’s vibrant restaurants or exploring nearby vineyards, every bite is a taste of Tasmania’s rich culinary heritage—an absolute must for food lovers!
Take a Cruise on the Derwent River
Hop aboard a cruise and embark on a scenic adventure along the Derwent River! Cruise past Hobart’s stunning waterfront, taking in panoramic views of the city, rugged shorelines, and nearby islands like Bruny Island. With its pristine landscapes and captivating beauty, this unforgettable journey lets you experience the best of Tasmania’s coastal charm.