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Maritime Museum of Tasmania

This museum houses the largest collection of maritime artefacts in Tasmania. Displays include information on the early maritime history of Tasmania, the role of lighthouses, the whaling industry, maritime trade, boat building and shipping.

Address: 16 Argyle St
Hours: Daily 9AM-5PM
Price: Adult $9, concession $7, student $5, child free
Phone: +61362341427
Website: maritimetas.org (opens in a new tab)

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