Hobart

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Overeem Whisky

Small-batch Tasmanian single malt whisky founded by Casey Overeem and matured in French and American oak casks. Produced at Old Hobart Distillery, Overeem whiskies have earned international recognition for their elegant, fruit-forward style and consistent quality.

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Boekamp Bier

Brewery and taphouse with locations in North Hobart and Huntingfield, offering German-inspired craft beers and a beer club with member perks. Online ordering available.

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Captain Blighs

Father-and-son run brewery and distillery in one of Tasmania's oldest brewery buildings, producing small-batch traditional ales, barrel-aged beers, and spirits. Open the third Friday of each month with live music.

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Fox Friday

Hobart craft brewery with a cosy bar and an unwavering focus on quality, producing small-batch ales and lagers that have earned a loyal following. Fox Friday also operates the revived Moonah Hotel & Cellars, bringing thoughtful hospitality to two of Hobart's most welcoming venues.

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Mountain Culture Brewery - Hobart

A dream-come-true taproom bringing Mountain Culture's craft beer favorites from Katoomba to Hobart's Murray Street. This craft beer taproom and restaurant pours daily favorites alongside Tassie-exclusive brews made on-site, plus serves up burgers, hot dogs, and wings perfect for post-adventure pints.

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Spotty Dog Brewery & Taphouse

Independent Tasmanian brewery and taphouse overlooking Prince of Wales Bay, serving house-made beers and fried chicken in a stunning waterfront setting in Hobart.

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Last Rites Brewing

Hobart craft brewery producing small-batch ales and lagers with a core range of nine beers. The cellar door in Cambridge offers 12 taps featuring their rotating selection, open Friday afternoons.

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Lark Distillery

Set amongst restored 1800s buildings 30 minutes north of Hobart, this operational whisky village produces Tasmania's pioneering single malt whisky. Visitors can tour the distillery, working cooperage, and bond stores while experiencing the craftsmanship behind Australia's most innovative whisky producer.

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Bevs

Located in Hobart's CBD on Elizabeth Street, this craft producer specializes in handcrafted ciders, wines and spirits using traditional techniques with modern flavors. Their Simple Cider range includes varieties like Granny Smith and Ginger, Coxs Orange Pippin, and Wild Cherry, all lovingly crafted by Patrick and the Simple family to showcase the best of Tasmanian culture.

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Southern Wild Distillery

Award-winning Hobart distillery crafting distinctive gins featuring native Tasmanian botanicals, including unique varieties like Ocean Gin with wakame seaweed and expressions capturing coastal, floral, and mountainous landscapes.

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The Winston Brewing Co

Located on the corner of Federal and Elizabeth Street in North Hobart, this independent family-owned brewery crafts unique beers using Tasmanian hops and barrel ageing techniques. The venue hosts regular events and offers food and a casual gathering space for the local community.

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Cascade Brewery

Australia's oldest brewery, established in 1824 at the foot of kunanyi/Mount Wellington in Hobart. Cascade Brewery operates a bar and hosts events including the annual First Harvest Fest featuring live music, food, and industry panels.

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Hobart Brewing Company

Situated at Macquarie Point on Hobart's waterfront, the brewery is fully visible from the taproom in the heritage Red Shed. Hobart Brewing Company produces a core range of approachable ales and lagers alongside seasonal releases, capturing the character of Tasmania's capital city.

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Shambles Brewery

Hobart brewery at 222 Elizabeth Street offering a core range of distinctive beers alongside limited releases and seasonal creations. The lively taproom hosts trivia nights, functions, and events, with food available and table bookings welcomed.

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Moo Brew

Tasmania's longest-running independent craft brewery, offering a diverse range of beers from crisp pilsners and pale ales to barrel-aged stouts, with a cellar door located at MONA.

distillery

Deviant Distillery

Innovative Hobart distillery experimenting with accelerated whisky maturation techniques, producing distinctive single malt expressions at a faster pace than traditional methods. Deviant explores the boundaries of Tasmanian whisky with a scientific approach to flavour development.

Cultural Centre

Salamanca Arts Centre Hobart

Salamanca Arts Centre occupies several of the historic Georgian sandstone warehouses at Hobart's Salamanca Place, housing studios, galleries and performance spaces for artists, companies and cultural organisations. The Saturday Salamanca Market, held in the warehouses' forecourt, is one of Australia's most celebrated outdoor markets.

Museum

Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery

Tasmania's oldest and largest museum combines natural science, Antarctic heritage, and art in a complex of historic colonial buildings at the heart of Hobart's waterfront precinct.

Botanical Garden

Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens

Established in 1818, Australia's second-oldest botanic garden sits on Queens Domain in Hobart with collections of temperate plants, a Japanese garden, subantarctic plant house, and spectacular fernery.

Archive

Archives Office of Tasmania

Tasmania's public records office holds the most complete collection of convict records anywhere in the world, with transportation lists, conduct records, and colonial government papers from 1803 onwards.

Cultural Centre

Salamanca Arts Centre

Salamanca Arts Centre occupies a complex of historic sandstone warehouses on Hobart's waterfront, housing over 70 resident artists and arts organisations, galleries, theatres, and studios.

Heritage Site

Penitentiary Chapel Historic Site

Built in the 1830s, the Penitentiary Chapel in central Hobart is one of Australia's best-preserved examples of convict-era institutional architecture. Its solitary confinement cells, exercise yards and courtrooms tell a chilling story of colonial justice.

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Maritime Museum of Tasmania

The Maritime Museum of Tasmania explores the island's deep relationship with the sea — from the voyages of Abel Tasman and the whalers of the Southern Ocean to the working boats of the Derwent and the stories of maritime communities around the Tasmanian coast.

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Mawson's Huts Replica Museum

This remarkable full-scale replica of the huts used by Sir Douglas Mawson's 1911-14 Australasian Antarctic Expedition brings the heroic era of Antarctic exploration to life in the heart of Hobart — the city from which Australia's Antarctic programs continue to depart.