Explore Attractions in Tasmania

David Walsh is a genius. But others may assume he has gone way too overboard when he put up Mona, the Museum of Old & New Art. The museum is home to...

Mount Nelson Lookout is not just another observation deck high up the mountain. What used to be a signal station is now a popular hangout in Hobart....

Mt. Wellington is a snow-covered mountain that doesn't only bring the "brr" in winter. This spectacular backdrop of Hobart emerges beautifully even...

A step closer to Penny Royal World is like rediscovering a 19th century hidden treasure in the heart of Launceston. It's close to a 1980 Hollywood...

A trip to QVMAG will open up a whole new dimension to the word "art", with Australian colonial art, decorative arts, Tasmanian history, convict...

Find yourself in a quam of all things awesome at Salamanca Arts Centre. With in-house artists at a bid for creativity, you won't miss out the arts in...

Hobart's cool climate paves way for a fruitful produce from Sorell Fruit Farm. It's wide array of berries will excite any fruit lover who steps...

South Bruny National Park used to be a Tasmanian secret, until word got out of its natural wonders and scenic attributes. Only a 20-minute car-ferry...

A private zoo snuggled at the base of a mountain range, Tasmania Zoo keeps an equally abundant wildlife ranging from primates, reptiles, parrots,...

Apart from being cute and aged, The Old Umbrella Shop is proud of its 19th century heritage profile. The Trust, who took over Shott's proprietorship,...