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Hobart: Tasmania's Delights

Separated from mainland Australia by the 240 km stretch of Bass Strait, Tasmania is a land apart; a place of wild and beautiful landscapes; friendly, welcoming people; a pleasant, temperate climate; wonderful wine and food; a rich history and a relaxed island lifestyle.

The 19th century waterfront warehouses for which the city is famous once swarmed with whalers, soldiers, petty bureaucrats and opportunist businessmen. Now they house cafes, restaurants and studios and bustle with shoppers and visitors.

 

Hobart's Fabulous Photo Wall (click photos to enlarge)

Salamanca Market
Image supplied courtesy Tourism Tasmania and Richard Eastwood
Photo from the QGuide article: » Salamanca Markets (click here to read)
Salamanca Place
Image supplied courtesy Tourism Tasmania and Peter Baillie
Photo from the QGuide article: » Hobart at a Glance (click here to read)
Salamanca Place
Image supplied courtesy Tourism Tasmania and Peter Baillie
Photo from the QGuide article: » Hobart at a Glance (click here to read)
Salamanca Market
Image supplied courtesy Tourism Tasmania and Richard Eastwood
Photo from the QGuide article: » Salamanca Markets (click here to read)

Salamanca Place
Image supplied courtesy Tourism Tasmania and Peter Baillie
Photo from the QGuide article: » Hobart at a Glance (click here to read)
Salamanca Market
Image supplied courtesy Tourism Tasmania and Richard Eastwood
Photo from the QGuide article: » Salamanca Markets (click here to read)
Salamanca Place
Image supplied courtesy Tourism Tasmania and Peter Baillie
Photo from the QGuide article: » Hobart at a Glance (click here to read)


 

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