Tourist Attractions in Hobart You Shouldn’t Miss, Hobart, Australia

If you’re planning on visiting Tasmania, there’s every chance your trip is going to include some time in Hobart. After all, it is the largest city and capital of the island state. But there’s so much more to the city that makes it an effortlessly enjoyable destination. And the range of Hobart tourist attractions is a big part of that.

Before my last visit, I honestly thought of Hobart as just the gateway to southern Tasmania, the starting point for visiting Bruny Island and the Tasman Peninsula. I mean, I knew some of its major attractions from interesting areas and museums to the city’s iconic mountain. But each of these places to visit in Hobart, enhanced by the city’s calm atmosphere, was so much better than I expected. So if you need confirmation of what to do in Hobart, this list will get you started.

A nice place to begin your exploring when visiting Hobart is the city’s waterfront at Constitution Dock. It might seem like a place only useful for transit, whether for private boats or the ferry, but there’s definitely more to it. I’d actually argue it’s one of the most essential things to see in Hobart.

The Hobart waterfront is found downhill from the CBD, meaning it’s very hard to miss. Around it you’ll find several of the other attractions listed below. But the Constitution Dock area is also a fun mix of marina, seafood eateries, and views of the city skyline. You’ll also find a couple of sculptures and historic cranes there, all of which help highlight how historically important the docks have been to the city. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).