Tourist Attractions in Hobart, TAS

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Results from the 'Tourist Attractions' category in Hobart

Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens

Closed now

Lower Domain Road, Hobart, 7000

(03) 6166 0451

Mount Wellington Cableway Company

Closed now

1/160 Collins St, Hobart, 7000

Tourist attraction, Tourist Attractions

Kelly's Steps

Open now

5 Kelly St, Hobart, 7004

(03) 6238 2886

Pennicott Wilderness Journeys

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Dock Head Building, Franklin Wharf, Hobart, 7000

(03) 6234 4270

Tours & Sightseeing, cruise line, landmark & historical place, tour agency, Attractions, Cruise

Hobart's Trikemania Adventure Tours

Closed now

Murray Street Pier, Hobart, 7000

0408 655 923

Tourist attraction, Tourist Attractions

Customers highly recommend Hobart's Trikemania Adventure Tours, with guides Dave and Ted providing enjoyable, informative experiences. Trike rides offer unique perspectives of Hobart and its history, making for memorable adventures for individuals and families.

Boutique Wine Tours Hobart

Closed now

20 Davey St, Hobart, 7000

0415 387 887

Boutique Wine Tours in Hobart offers enjoyable wine tours with knowledgeable and friendly guides. Customers appreciate the well-organized day trips to various wineries, delicious food, and smooth tasting arrangements. Dave, the guide, is highly recommended for his expertise and engaging personality. Many customers plan to return for more tours.

Maritime Museum Of Tasmania

Closed now

Corner Davey and Argyle Streets, Hobart, 7000

(03) 6234 1427

Community Museum, tourist attraction, museum, travel information, tourist visit, museums, Travel

The Maritime Museum of Tasmania is a must-visit for history enthusiasts, offering fascinating insights into Tasmania's maritime past. Customers praise the knowledgeable and friendly staff, engaging displays, and informative text descriptions. The small entry fee grants access to a collection that spans various periods of Tasmanian history, including Aboriginal, colonial, World War, and post-war periods. The museum is accessible and welcoming, making it a great place for an hour or two of learning and discovery.