





Located in Richmond, Tasmania, Old Hobart Town is a miniature model village depicting Hobart as it was in the 1820s - complete with around sixty buildings and 400 figurines. The model town took over three years to complete, and was built from the origianal plans from the 1800s.
Old Hobart Town model village
Bridge Street, Richmond, Tasmania
Website : www.oldhobarttown.com

The International Wall of Friendship is located at the Commonwealth Government Centre in Hobart and was built to bring all of Tasmania’s communities closer together and to provide a tribute to the contribution that migrant communities have made to Tasmania’s development.
International Wall of Friendship
188 Collins Street, Hobart
Website : www.walloffriendship.com.au

If you’re visiting Tasmania (or even just Hobart) - then you should think about purchasing a Tasmania Smartvisit card. The Smartvisit card provides free entry to over 60 attractions, which means you don’t have to worry about carrying cash with you - just swipe your Smartvisit card and you enter for free!
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Salamanca Place is one of the most picturesque areas of Hobart, and the Salamanca Market is one thing you absolutely can’t miss if you’re in Hobart on a Saturday. The Salamanca Market is held every Saturday (regardless of the weather) and features hundreds of stalls selling crafts, food, clothing, odd and ends, and Tasmania’s famous local produce. There’s plenty of entertainment for everyone, with street performers and musicians providing a friendly down to earth atmostphere.


