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How about Australia’s best market, every Saturday at Salamanca Place in Hobart’s dockland?

Or a concert performance by our Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, one of the world’s finest small orchestras?

Or a visit to the nation’s biggest craft fair in Deloraine every November?

Each month of the year, there’s fun and festivity. Hobart’s Summer Festival is two weeks of flavours, music and sunshine, with the Taste of Tasmania and the thrilling finish in late December of the world’s finest blue-water ocean racing classic, the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race. The Tamar Valley Festival of the Senses incorporating Launceston’s Festivale is the north’s cultural focus in February. The Australian Three Peaks Race and  Targa Tasmania add excitement to April, the Suncoast Jazz Festival brightens June, and Blooming Tasmania’s botanical and floral delights bring touring routes alive with colour from springtime to autumn. Whenever you visit, you’ll find events, action, interest and excitement.   (CLICK HERE FOR CALENDAR OF EVENTS)

Visit Tasmania's World Renowned Wineries & Vineyards: Moorilla, Hartzview Vineyard & Wine Centre, Meadow Bank Wines, Coal Valley Vineyard, Tas Wine Tours

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Par Avion Wilderness Tours South-West World Heritage flight landing in the heart of the Tasmanian Wilderness. Tour includes meals, beverages and a boat trip on Bathurst Harbour. Bookings essential. Talk to us about the different scenic flight options. From $190 adults, $115 children.
Huon Jet Boat Tours depart daily every 3/4 hour. Enjoy an exhilarating 35 minute ride on the magnificent Huon River. Experience calm waters and fast flowing rapids. $50 adults, $32 children.
Huon River Cruises 21/2 to 3 hours cruise on board the "Southern Contessa" to the historic township of Franklin and the Huon estuary, visiting the Atlantic Salmon Farms. Includes live commentary, morning tea and Salmon tasting. From $30 adults, $20 children.
Cadbury's Chocolate Factory Monday to Friday 11/2 hour morning tours of Australia’s most famous Chocolate factory. $12.50 adults, $9 children.
Government House Government House is located adjacent to the beautiful Botanical Gardens.  However it has its own perfectly lovely garden to enjoy with fastidiously kept lawns, meticulous gardens and mature trees.  Government House sits majestically on the shores of the River Derwent.
Mount Wellington Mount Wellington dominates Hobart's skyline.  1,271 metres high, it is one of the tallest peaks in Tasmania and in winter it's often capped in snow.  It's mot hard to get to the top- a road goes straight to the summit.  Lots of people prefer to climb Mount Wellington along one of the tracks but be ready for sudden changes in weather.  Once up there, feast your eyes on a spectacular view of the city and the River Derwent.  A fine reward for your effort.
Tasmanian Seaplanes Operating from both Wrest Point Casino and Port Arthur Historic Site. See some of the most spectacular waterways including wilderness and coastal areas. Flights from 20 mins to half day tours.
Shopping If you are feeling a tiny bit guilty about shopping in Hobart, call it a history lesson instead and go to Salamanca Place.  Salamanca Place was once a row of 1830's sandstone warehouses with an important role to play in port commerce.  Today, the warehouses have been perfectly preserved but they play a different role.  They've been reborn as cafes, restaurants, galleries, boutiques businesses and an Arts Centre.  The road is closed on Saturday's for the Salamanca Market.  300 stalls make this thriving

	TASSIE DINING CARD Receive free main courses at some of Tasmania's finest restaurants and 20% discounts at coffee shops statewide. $39.
NATIONAL PARKS PASS We recommend that you purchase a Holiday Pass when booking your holiday. This pass allows unlimited access for up to 2 months to sixteen parks around Tasmania including Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park and Freycinet National Park. $33

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