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Hobart

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Hobart is the capital of the island state of Tasmania and its most populous city, containing approximately half of Tasmania’s population. 

Region: Tasmania

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Featured Hobart Hotel

  • Crowne Plaza Hobart

    Crowne Plaza Hobart

    Hobart, Australia
    • No Golf on Property
    • Not A Beachfront Property
    • No Spa Services
    • Breakfast Not Included
    • Gym/Fitness Center
    • No Swimming Pool on Property
    • No Elevator(s)
    • Smoking Allowed
    • No Air Conditioning

    This contemporary hotel offers well thought out spaces and modern guest rooms perfect for business and leisure travelers alike.

    • No Golf on Property
      No Golf on Property
    • Not A Beachfront Property
      Not A Beachfront Property
    • No Spa Services
      No Spa Services
    • Breakfast Not Included
      Breakfast Not Included
    • Gym/Fitness Center
      Gym/Fitness Center
    • No Swimming Pool on Property
      No Swimming Pool on Property
    • No Elevator(s)
      No Elevator(s)
    • Smoking Allowed
      Smoking Allowed
    • No Air Conditioning
      No Air Conditioning

    This contemporary hotel offers well thought out spaces and modern guest rooms perfect for business and leisure travelers alike.

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Overview

Hobart boasts an enviable farm-to-table food and wine scene and is surrounded by scenic wilderness and water, including the world’s second-deepest natural port. Some of the city’s top attractions include Mount Wellington, which has a scenic overlook offering awe-inspiring views of the city; Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), which also houses restaurants and bars; Battery Point, widely considered the best-preserved colonial-era suburb in Australia; and the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, the country’s premier cool-climate garden.

What to See

Mount Wellington - Head to the top of Mount Wellington for panoramic views of Hobart and its natural surroundings, including the Derwin River and the Tasman Sea. 

Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) - This world-class museum embraces the provocative and the experimental and is one of Hobart's most popular attractions. 

Battery Point - This historic maritime village features 19th-century cottages and quaint lanes and streets and today is one of Hobart's most fashionable areas.