Hobart International Airport 32 min
Maritime Museum of Tasmania (17 min)
Collection of artifacts & displays on the state's nautical history, including whaling & shipwrecks. Sullivans Cove (17 min) Tasman Bridge (19 min)
Sweeping concrete road link across the River Derwent, with 2 lanes of traffic in each direction. Mount Wellington (32 min)
4,170-foot mountain with trails & a lookout point, plus a dolerite cliff known as the Organ Pipes. Farm Gate Market (16 min)
Lively Sunday hub of vendors selling area-sourced fare such as seasonal produce & baked goods. Mawson's Huts Replica Museum (17 min)
Replica of the huts used in Antarctica by Douglas Mawson & his team, plus stories of the expedition. Salamanca Market (17 min)
Busy Saturday market with vendors for food, produce, art, clothing & Tasmanian timber items. Constitution Dock (17 min)
Bustling dock with converted colonial buildings housing galleries, seafood restaurants & shops. St David's Park (16 min) Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens (19 min)
The 34.6-acre site established in 1818 offers historic plant collections, a visitor centre & a cafe. Wrest Point (16 min)
Polished rooms in a vibrant casino hotel with riverside golfing, a pool and a revolving restaurant. The Shot Tower Historic Site - Tours, Museum, Gardens & Tearoom (13 min)
Built in 1870, this shot tower offers tours with scenic views from the top, plus an adjacent cafe. Wellington Park (35 min) Cascades Female Factory Historic Site (16 min)
Exhibits & dramatised tours on life at a 19th-century workhouse built to reform female convicts. Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (16 min)
Established museum featuring art, cultural & science exhibitions, along with a courtyard cafe. | 
