Tasmania Hobart One Day Itinerary: Top 5 Must-See Attractions and Hidden Gems

D1 city, also the second oldest in Australia (after Sydney), boasts a stunning harbor where strolling along the seaside and through the charming old town is an absolute delight!

✈ Major transportation to Hobart
Primarily accessible via domestic flights within Australia, with routes from Melbourne to Hobart (2 hours) and Sydney to Hobart (1 hour 20 minutes). Direct flights are also available from Canberra, Brisbane, Gold Coast, and Adelaide.
🚗 The airport is just a 20-minute drive from the city center. A taxi ride to the city will cost you around 40 AUD.

🚌 Hobart sightseeing bus
For a more leisurely exploration, hop on the hop-on-hop-off double-decker bus, which offers 20 stops and operates from 9 AM to 4:30 PM.

🌸 Featured activities
① Salamanca Place: Nestled along the waterfront, Salamanca Place is a vibrant square filled with historic sandstone buildings that house an array of restaurants, bars, galleries, and craft shops.
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② Salamanca Market:
This bustling market is the largest open-air market in the Southern Hemisphere, featuring over 200 stalls selling everything from crafts and snacks to fresh fruits and flowers.

Held on the picturesque streets of Salamanca, which stretch about 500 meters and exude a European charm.

❤ Tips: Even if it’s not Saturday, Salamanca Place is a must-visit. You’ll find a plethora of cafes and restaurants to choose from. The area is a hub for lively events, with numerous cultural activities and performances taking place on the surrounding lawns.

🌸 Extended activities
🚶 Stroll from Salamanca Place to the historic Battery Point
📍 Battery Point, the oldest and most affluent part of Hobart, retains its 19th-century Victorian and Georgian-style houses. This area is dotted with antique shops, galleries, and cafes converted from old homes, creating a rich artistic atmosphere.

The winding, colorful streets make for a perfect leisurely walk.
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📍 Walking route: Start at Kelly’s Steps, then head to the Narryna Heritage Museum, wander down Hampton Road, and explore Arthur Circus. Don’t miss the Shipwright’s Arms Hotel before ending your journey at Battery Square and Princes Park.

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