Vista Del Rio
Sightseeing
Every Saturday morning ~2pm, Hobart's famous Salamanca markets where there are rows of great Tasmananian produce, handcrafts, artisan baked goods, gifts, collectables, clothes and more.
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Mercado de Salamanca
Salamanca PlaceEvery Saturday morning ~2pm, Hobart's famous Salamanca markets where there are rows of great Tasmananian produce, handcrafts, artisan baked goods, gifts, collectables, clothes and more.
Just down the road in South Hobart is Australia's oldest, still operating brewery. Take a tour inside the factory, or just have a meal and a few cold brews in the modern restaurant and bar across the road in what would arguably be Australia's best beer garden. Even if you don't like beer, the gardens and surrounds are worth the trip (and there's always the coffee machine in the restaurant if you'd prefer something warm!)
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Cascade Brewery
140 Cascade RdJust down the road in South Hobart is Australia's oldest, still operating brewery. Take a tour inside the factory, or just have a meal and a few cold brews in the modern restaurant and bar across the road in what would arguably be Australia's best beer garden. Even if you don't like beer, the gardens and surrounds are worth the trip (and there's always the coffee machine in the restaurant if you'd prefer something warm!)
Stunning view from the top of towering Mt Wellington / kunanyi. Popular place to play in the snow, but check before travelling if the road is open - it can close if the road is too icy.
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Mount Wellington
Stunning view from the top of towering Mt Wellington / kunanyi. Popular place to play in the snow, but check before travelling if the road is open - it can close if the road is too icy.
Interesting and unique tower that you can ascend (lots of stairs!) and take in the views from the top. Little tea rooms on site and pretty gardens.
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Shot Tower
318 Channel HwyInteresting and unique tower that you can ascend (lots of stairs!) and take in the views from the top. Little tea rooms on site and pretty gardens.
Stunning outdoor swimming pool fed by naturally warm springwater with a visitors centre (ice-cream, coffee and takeaway food) in the middle of the Tasmanian rainforest. BBQ facilities under a stone walled shelter. Make the day of it and take a tour of Hastings Caves as well, but the pool is cheap to enter. Is a bit of a hike from Hobart (1 1/2 hours drive) but the drive is stunning along the Huon River with little fishing villages dotted along the way. Stop in Geeveston to break the drive and visit the lolly shop!
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Cuevas y Termas de Hastings
754 Hastings Caves RdStunning outdoor swimming pool fed by naturally warm springwater with a visitors centre (ice-cream, coffee and takeaway food) in the middle of the Tasmanian rainforest. BBQ facilities under a stone walled shelter. Make the day of it and take a tour of Hastings Caves as well, but the pool is cheap to enter. Is a bit of a hike from Hobart (1 1/2 hours drive) but the drive is stunning along the Huon River with little fishing villages dotted along the way. Stop in Geeveston to break the drive and visit the lolly shop!
Beautiful drive through the Derwent Valley with a relatively easy walk through pristine forest to the Russell Falls. Other great walks nearby if you want something a bit more energetic, such as the Tall Trees walk to see some of the largest trees in Tasmania (and the world!)
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Parque Nacional Mount Field
66 Lake Dobson RdBeautiful drive through the Derwent Valley with a relatively easy walk through pristine forest to the Russell Falls. Other great walks nearby if you want something a bit more energetic, such as the Tall Trees walk to see some of the largest trees in Tasmania (and the world!)
Must see art gallery, even if you don't appreciate art, the architecture is quite impressive. If you don't want to pay to enter (interstate visitors are charged an entry fee) you can still sit up top and enjoy a drink from the restaurant.
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MONA
655 Main RdMust see art gallery, even if you don't appreciate art, the architecture is quite impressive. If you don't want to pay to enter (interstate visitors are charged an entry fee) you can still sit up top and enjoy a drink from the restaurant.
Drive from Sandy Bay via Taroona for a beautiful scenic coastal drive, past old historical buildings (and some cool new houses). Kingston beach has some great places to eat including Ebb & Flo, Boho, Bobbie Browns & cool seaside pub and beer garden at Salty Dog. There's also a place to hire kayaks to paddle around the beach.
Kingston Beach, Kingston TAS 7050, Australia
Drive from Sandy Bay via Taroona for a beautiful scenic coastal drive, past old historical buildings (and some cool new houses). Kingston beach has some great places to eat including Ebb & Flo, Boho, Bobbie Browns & cool seaside pub and beer garden at Salty Dog. There's also a place to hire kayaks to paddle around the beach.
OK, it might not be Mount Wellington, but the views from Mount Nelson are amazing with a historical signal station and restaurant. Only 5 minutes drive from the Airbnb.
Signal Station Lookout
OK, it might not be Mount Wellington, but the views from Mount Nelson are amazing with a historical signal station and restaurant. Only 5 minutes drive from the Airbnb.
Food scene
Great, new grocer next to UTAS (Churchill Avenue) with an incredible selection of fresh Tasmanian produce including seafood, meats, cheese, bread, artisan chocolate and other packaged goods and daily essentials. There's also a little cafe and wine shop next door.
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Hill Street Grocer Sandy Bay
2 Churchill AveGreat, new grocer next to UTAS (Churchill Avenue) with an incredible selection of fresh Tasmanian produce including seafood, meats, cheese, bread, artisan chocolate and other packaged goods and daily essentials. There's also a little cafe and wine shop next door.
Recently refurbished and open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Mediterranean inspired menu including pizza.
The Metz Sandy Bay
Recently refurbished and open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Mediterranean inspired menu including pizza.
Well renowned restaurant in New Norfolk (approx. 30 min drive) that truly embodies the paddock to plate principles. Worth the drive through classic Tasmanian alongside the Derwent River.
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The Agrarian Kitchen Eatery & Store
11a The AvenueWell renowned restaurant in New Norfolk (approx. 30 min drive) that truly embodies the paddock to plate principles. Worth the drive through classic Tasmanian alongside the Derwent River.
Cool, rustic, essentially Tasmanian award winning cider maker in the beautiful Huon Valley (only 25 minutes drive from Hobart). Excellent food, sometimes live gigs and little boutique market. Check their website for what's on.
http://www.williesmiths.com.au/apple-shed/
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Willie Smith's Apple Shed
2064 Huon HwyCool, rustic, essentially Tasmanian award winning cider maker in the beautiful Huon Valley (only 25 minutes drive from Hobart). Excellent food, sometimes live gigs and little boutique market. Check their website for what's on.
http://www.williesmiths.com.au/apple-shed/
Fresh, tasty Turkish cafe in the cute little town of Franklin. Worth the drive past Huonville or stop here for lunch on the way to Hastings Caves/ Treetops Adventure. Check their FB page before going to see if they're open first (usually only Wed - Sat)
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Cinnamon and Cherry
3416 Huon HwyFresh, tasty Turkish cafe in the cute little town of Franklin. Worth the drive past Huonville or stop here for lunch on the way to Hastings Caves/ Treetops Adventure. Check their FB page before going to see if they're open first (usually only Wed - Sat)
Great place to stop on your way to Port Arthur or a destination in itself. Amazing views and even more amazing seafood and wine. About an hour from Hobart.
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Bangor Vineyard Shed
20 Blackman Bay RdGreat place to stop on your way to Port Arthur or a destination in itself. Amazing views and even more amazing seafood and wine. About an hour from Hobart.
New restaurant in the acclaimed MACq01 hotel. Wonderful fine dining experience, great Tasmanian food and friendly staff.
Old Wharf Restaurant
18 Hunter StNew restaurant in the acclaimed MACq01 hotel. Wonderful fine dining experience, great Tasmanian food and friendly staff.
Local places to eat
Cute little local cafe tucked away on Princes st - 15 minute walk from Vista Del Rio. Open for breakfast and lunch with a courtyard to enjoy the Hobart sunshine.
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Giddy Up Foodstore
50 Princes StCute little local cafe tucked away on Princes st - 15 minute walk from Vista Del Rio. Open for breakfast and lunch with a courtyard to enjoy the Hobart sunshine.
Local coffee shop in Sandy Bay with great breakfasts. Next to the Post Office on King Street. Parking can be tricky on this side of King Street, easier to park in the top deck of Woolies and walk over if you're driving.
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Sisterhood
48 King StLocal coffee shop in Sandy Bay with great breakfasts. Next to the Post Office on King Street. Parking can be tricky on this side of King Street, easier to park in the top deck of Woolies and walk over if you're driving.
Held every 2nd Friday through to March, this is a little local favourite to sample Tassie's finest food vans, including fresh oysters, Chilean empanadas, craft beer, local wine and much more. All outdoors, dog-friendly, by the beach at Sandy Bay. There's also another market in the city. Check https://appleislewinetours.com.au/hobart-twilight-market/ for dates.
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Hobart Twilight Market
17 Beach RdHeld every 2nd Friday through to March, this is a little local favourite to sample Tassie's finest food vans, including fresh oysters, Chilean empanadas, craft beer, local wine and much more. All outdoors, dog-friendly, by the beach at Sandy Bay. There's also another market in the city. Check https://appleislewinetours.com.au/hobart-twilight-market/ for dates.
Great local coffee shop with Asian influence. The tofu bao buns with a peanut sauce and chinese cabbage are my favourite! (They're vegan, and I'm not even vegetarian and I could eat them every day).
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Bear With Me
399 Macquarie StGreat local coffee shop with Asian influence. The tofu bao buns with a peanut sauce and chinese cabbage are my favourite! (They're vegan, and I'm not even vegetarian and I could eat them every day).
Local favourite coffee shop in picturesque South Hobart. Good vegan choices and awesome breakfast foods.
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Ginger Brown
464 Macquarie StLocal favourite coffee shop in picturesque South Hobart. Good vegan choices and awesome breakfast foods.
Good Italian restaurant for pizza and pasta. A place to dine in or takeaway.
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Solo Pasta and Pizza
50B King StGood Italian restaurant for pizza and pasta. A place to dine in or takeaway.
Mr Korea
50 King StreetAuthentic Korean barbecue food. Very popular with locals. King Street in Sandy Bay.
French Patisserie in Sandy Bay (on the main corner/ traffic lights). There's also a bigger Daci & Daci near Salamanca on Murray Street for the full French experience. The one in Sandy Bay has some space to sit inside, but doesn't have the ambience of the one on Murray Street.
Daci & Daci Bakers - Sandy Bay
182 Sandy Bay RdFrench Patisserie in Sandy Bay (on the main corner/ traffic lights). There's also a bigger Daci & Daci near Salamanca on Murray Street for the full French experience. The one in Sandy Bay has some space to sit inside, but doesn't have the ambience of the one on Murray Street.
Just up the road from Dynnyrne is Mt. Nelson (the bus 457/8 from Proctors Rd goes up there). There's an historic signal station for incoming ships and also a great restaurant with awesome views. I highly recommend the seafood chowder 😋.
Signal Station Lookout
Just up the road from Dynnyrne is Mt. Nelson (the bus 457/8 from Proctors Rd goes up there). There's an historic signal station for incoming ships and also a great restaurant with awesome views. I highly recommend the seafood chowder 😋.
Relaxed, eclectic cafe in Kingston Beach with indoor/ outdoor undercover seating including open fire in cooler months. Also have a shop with clothing/ jewellery etc. One of my favourite little escapes.
Boho At The Beach
33 Beach RdRelaxed, eclectic cafe in Kingston Beach with indoor/ outdoor undercover seating including open fire in cooler months. Also have a shop with clothing/ jewellery etc. One of my favourite little escapes.
Little rustic cafe in West Hobart. Always use fresh, local ingredients and great coffee! Local favourite.
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Pigeon Hole
93 Goulburn StLittle rustic cafe in West Hobart. Always use fresh, local ingredients and great coffee! Local favourite.
Bento is a cute Japanese sushi/ ramen restaurant for take-away or dine in. Cool, colourful decor and great choice of Asian drinks in vending machines.
bento sandy bay
213 Sandy Bay RoadBento is a cute Japanese sushi/ ramen restaurant for take-away or dine in. Cool, colourful decor and great choice of Asian drinks in vending machines.
Beautiful, authentic Japanese restaurant, next to the Post Office on King Street in Sandy Bay.
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Suminato Japanese Restaurant
48 King StBeautiful, authentic Japanese restaurant, next to the Post Office on King Street in Sandy Bay.
Iconic Hobart bakery with fresh baked breads, sweets and savoury dishes and great coffee. In the heart of historic Battery Point on Hampden Road.
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Jackman & McRoss
57 Hampden RdIconic Hobart bakery with fresh baked breads, sweets and savoury dishes and great coffee. In the heart of historic Battery Point on Hampden Road.
Old school service station that still pumps your fuel! Retro style milk bar open til 11pm 7 days a week. Purchase bus passes from here. 15 minute walk from Vista Del Rio.
Caltex, Bennett's Petroleum Regent Street - Milk Bar Sandy Bay
66 Regent StOld school service station that still pumps your fuel! Retro style milk bar open til 11pm 7 days a week. Purchase bus passes from here. 15 minute walk from Vista Del Rio.
Scoop Wholefoods is an environmentally conscious store selling scoop your own nuts, grains, dried fruits, loose tea, soap etc. Great for stocking up on snacks and supplies for your days out and about near Hobart.
Scoop Wholefoods
178 Sandy Bay RoadScoop Wholefoods is an environmentally conscious store selling scoop your own nuts, grains, dried fruits, loose tea, soap etc. Great for stocking up on snacks and supplies for your days out and about near Hobart.
City/town information
Old historic town, antique shop paradise, quirky little shops, Australia's oldest still operating pub, set on the upper Derwent River lined with deciduous trees. Further along in Bushy Park is the hop growing region of Tasmania where in autumn you can travel past rows of hops hanging from their trestles.
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New Norfolk
Old historic town, antique shop paradise, quirky little shops, Australia's oldest still operating pub, set on the upper Derwent River lined with deciduous trees. Further along in Bushy Park is the hop growing region of Tasmania where in autumn you can travel past rows of hops hanging from their trestles.