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Travel to Hobart
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Australia's second-oldest city and the southernmost capital, Hobart is a lively and youthful city of the country. Capital city of Australia's island state Tasmania, the city rests at the mouth of Derwent River and is guarded by the Mt. Wellington. Hobart is the perfect amalgamation of rich colonial heritage and serene natural beauty resulting is a modern cosmopolitan city. The attractive Georgian buildings, the busy harbor and the easygoing atmosphere makes the city one of the most enjoyable and engaging of Australia's state capitals. For visiting this wondrous city, join us on Travel to Hobart.
The Hobart Summer Festival is one of the biggest events in Tasmania and is celebrated with great extravaganza in the city. Hobart's harbor comes alive in the New Year when the boats from the famed Sydney to Hobart Yacht race arrive. The race is regarded as one of the world's greatest ocean racing classics with fireworks giving them company.
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| Australia's National Trust protects more than 90 buildings in the Macquarie and Davey Streets in Hobart's city centre that contains around 60 of the Heritage listed buildings.
The city is spread over seven hills between the banks of the Derwent River and the summit of Mount Wellington with an incredible waterfront location, similar to that of Sydney.
Queens Domain and the Royal Botanical Gardens, along the waterfront, are ideal spots for taking a stroll. Fantabulous art galleries, markets, boats that sell fresh and cooked seafood, restaurants, and luxury hotels all rest on the waterfront, at Franklin Wharf. | On Salamanca Place, the old warehouse buildings are now full of art and craft galleries, specialty shops and cafes, intermingled with decent waterfront pubs. For visiting this fascinating city, join us on Travel to Hobart. |
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