3-Day Hobart Itinerary for Foodies

Discover the best of Hobart itinerary in just 3 days with our perfect itinerary designed for foodies, nature lovers, and culture enthusiasts. Explore top things to do in Hobart and make the most of your visit with this comprehensive guide.

Day 1:

Morning:
Arrive in Hobart and check into your accommodation.

Start your day with a visit to Salamanca Place. Explore the historic warehouses, browse through the shops, and grab a coffee or breakfast at one of the charming cafes.

Walk to the nearby Salamanca Market if it’s a Saturday. This vibrant market offers a wide range of local produce, arts, crafts, and delicious food.

Take a stroll along the picturesque waterfront of Sullivan’s Cove and enjoy the beautiful views of the harbor.

Afternoon:
Visit the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery to learn about Tasmania’s natural and cultural heritage. Don’t miss the thylacine (Tasmanian tiger) exhibit.

Explore Battery Point, a historic neighborhood with charming colonial-era houses, narrow lanes, and lovely gardens. Stop by Arthur Circus, a circular street lined with quaint cottages.

Evening:
Have a delicious seafood dinner at one of the waterfront restaurants at Constitution Dock.

Take a twilight tour of the historic Cascade Brewery, Australia’s oldest working brewery. Learn about the beer-making process and enjoy a tasting session.

End your day with a visit to Kunanyi (Mount Wellington). Drive or take a bus to the summit to witness breathtaking panoramic views of Hobart and its surrounding landscape. Dress warmly as it can be chilly at the top.

Day 2:

Morning:
Start your day with a visit to the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA). Take the ferry from Brooke Street Pier and explore the fascinating collection of contemporary and controversial art.

Enjoy a leisurely brunch at one of the trendy cafes in North Hobart, such as Pigeon Hole or Room for a Pony.

Afternoon:
Head to the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. Stroll through the beautifully landscaped gardens, explore the conservatories, and learn about Tasmania’s diverse flora.

Visit the historic town of Richmond, located about a 25-minute drive from Hobart. Walk across Australia’s oldest surviving bridge, explore the local shops, and visit the Old Hobart Gaol.

Evening:
Indulge in a seafood dinner at one of the renowned seafood restaurants in Hobart, such as Fish Frenzy or Mures Upper Deck.

Take a stroll along the Hobart waterfront and enjoy the lively atmosphere. Stop by the Elizabeth Street Pier for a drink or dessert.

Day 3:

Morning:
Embark on a day trip to the stunning Port Arthur Historic Site. Explore the well-preserved ruins of the former penal colony, take a guided tour, and learn about Australia’s convict history.

Enjoy lunch at one of the cafes or restaurants in Port Arthur.

Afternoon:
Take a scenic drive along the Tasman Peninsula coastline. Stop at scenic viewpoints like the Tasman Arch, Devil’s Kitchen, and the Blowhole.

Visit the Tasmanian Devil Unzoo to see and learn about Tasmania’s iconic wildlife, including the endangered Tasmanian devils.

Evening:
Return to Hobart and explore the lively dining scene at North Hobart. Choose from a variety of cuisines and enjoy a delicious dinner.

Wrap up your tour by taking a walk along the Hobart waterfront and savouring the views of the city at night.

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