Hobart-5-day-itinerary

Day 1: Monday

Places to Go:

  • Salamanca Market: A bustling marketplace filled with local produce, crafts, and souvenirs. (8am-2pm)
  • Hobart Waterfront: Take a stroll along the picturesque waterfront and enjoy the views of the harbor.
  • Mt. Wellington: Consider taking a scenic drive up to the summit for panoramic views of the city.

Activities:

  • Visit the Salamanca Market: Browse through the stalls and try some local food or buy souvenirs.
  • Take a Harbour Cruise: Learn about Hobart’s history and enjoy the views from the water.

Where to Eat:

  • Shoreline Seafood Restaurant: Enjoy fresh seafood with stunning views of the harbor. (dinner)
  • Garagiste Wine Bar: Sample some local wines and try small plates for dinner.

Where to Stay:

  • The Islington Hotel: A luxurious hotel in a heritage-listed building, perfect for a romantic getaway.
  • The Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel: Comfortable apartments with great views of the city.

Things to Know:

  • Weather: Be prepared for unpredictable weather - Hobart can be chilly and windy even in summer.
  • Parking: Limited parking available in the city center; consider using public transportation or walking.

Transportation:

  • Tasmanian Transport Museum: Take a taxi or bus (Route 31) to get there.
  • Use public transportation: Catch buses (e.g., Route 401, 402) from the CBD to popular destinations like Salamanca and Mt. Wellington.

Day 2: Tuesday

Places to Go:

  • Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens: Explore the beautiful gardens and glasshouse.
  • Hobart Museum: Learn about Tasmania’s history and culture at this well-regarded museum.
  • Battery Point: Take a self-guided walking tour through this historic neighborhood.

Activities:

  • Visit the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens: Enjoy a picnic or take a leisurely walk through the gardens.
  • Take a Tour of Salamanca House: Learn about Hobart’s rich history and see some impressive colonial architecture.

Where to Eat:

  • Frank O’Hara’s Bar & Kitchen: Try their delicious burgers and sandwiches for lunch.
  • The Fish Frenzy Restaurant: Savor fresh seafood in an intimate setting for dinner.

Where to Stay:

  • The Henry Jones Art Hotel: A boutique hotel with a focus on Tasmanian art and culture.
  • Tasman Beach Apartments: Self-contained apartments perfect for families or groups.

Things to Know:

  • Opening Hours: Be aware of the opening hours for attractions, especially during off-season periods.
  • Respect Local Environment: Follow best practices when visiting sensitive ecosystems like the Botanical Gardens.

Transportation:

  • Catch a bus (Route 501) to get from one end of the city to the other.