
Hobart
Hobart is the capital city of Tasmania and is Australia's second oldest city, after Sydney. Hobart sits along the Derwent River and began humbly as a penal colony. Hobart is now a small and intimate city with a population of around 255,000 (as of 2024) in the Greater Hobart area. The city is renowned for its many historic buildings, including the famous Salamanca Place, and is the gateway to Southern Tasmania. Hobart played a major role during the heroic age of Antarctic exploration and is one of the five gateway cities to Antarctica.
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Salamanca Market
A major Saturday morning attraction for locals and visitors. Situated in front of large sandstone warehouses which have been converted into a maze of craftsmen's workshops, giftshops, restaurants and other 'artsy-crafty' shops. Market stalls are one of the cheapest places to buy Tasmanian timber products.
Sat 8:30AM-3PM
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Farm Gate Market
This outdoor market is brimming with fresh seasonal produce, dairy products, wine and other food items from around Tasmania. If you consider yourself a foodie then this is a must when visiting Hobart.
Sun 9AM-1PM
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Hobart Twilight Market
A lively handmade and food market on the pier of Hobart. A second market with the same stallholders also runs sometimes at Long Beach Park, Sandy Bay
March to June, see website for changing dates
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Tasmanian Produce Market
20 Kangaroo Bay Dr
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