
Hobart
Hobart is the capital city of Tasmania and is Australia's second oldest city, after Sydney. Hobart sits along the Derwent River and began humbly as a penal colony. Hobart is now a small and intimate city with a population of around 255,000 (as of 2024) in the Greater Hobart area. The city is renowned for its many historic buildings, including the famous Salamanca Place, and is the gateway to Southern Tasmania. Hobart played a major role during the heroic age of Antarctic exploration and is one of the five gateway cities to Antarctica.
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The Lark Distillery
The Lark Distillery is the first licensed distillery in Tasmania since 1839 and now operates as a bar, store and distillery in one. It produces fine single malt whiskey and other liqueurs. It provides free tastings of liqueurs and spirits and charges a small fee to taste their 3 types of whiskeys ($2 each tasting or $5 for all 3). Their bush liqueur also has a distinctive taste through the use of pepperberries. There are several live music performances a week. Entry is always free and students receive a 10% discount on drinks.
10AM-till evening · Limited wheelchair access
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Federation Concert Hall
Established in 2000, the Federation Concert Hall is home to the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra. The concert hall is an international standard venue and one of Hobart's premier entertainment venues. It is connected to the adjacent Hotel Grand Chancellor, with a 1100-seat capacity in the hall and also additional conference and exhibition rooms.
Wheelchair accessible
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Republic Bar & Cafe
In its day, the former Empire Hotel was one of Hobart's roughest pubs, hosting a shoot-out during the 1980s. Australian cricketer Max Walker grew up in the Empire, which was run by his parents. After a re-modelling and re-branding as the Republic Bar in the mid-1990s, it has become one of the State's most popular pubs. Today the Republic Bar is Tasmania's premier music venue, with live music 7 days. It hosts an award winning restaurant, art gallery and a large covered beer garden that is good all year round.
Limited wheelchair access
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Mobius Lounge Bar
Depending on who you ask, Mobius will be described as either the seediest or the best club in Hobart. The grumpy bouncers and reasonably seedy atmosphere though, can't detract from the fact that the DJs are clearly some of the best in Hobart and the dancefloor is regularly full.
- DoLive music venue
Odeon Theater
Once the most luxurious cinema in Tasmania, the Odeon is now a premier live music and comedy destination, leased by the Museum of New and Old Art. During the annual arts festivals MONA FOMA and Dark MOFO, it is the home of significant art installations, and operates as a music venue the rest of the year.
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Room for a Pony
338 Elizabeth Street, North Hobart
Mo-Th 07:00-21:00; Fr 07:00-24:00; Sa 08:00-24:00; Su 08:00-21:00 · Limited wheelchair access · Outdoor seating
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In the Hanging Garden
112 Murray St
Limited wheelchair access · Takeaway · Outdoor seating
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The Den
63 Salamanca Place, Battery Point
Mo-Su 12:00-02:00 · Outdoor seating
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Society Salamanca
22 Montpelier Retreat, Battery Point
Tu-Th 17:00-23:00; Fr-Sa 16:00-01:30
- DrinkCafé
Boodle Beasley
315 Elizabeth St
Outdoor seating
- DrinkBar
Botanica
23 Salamanca Square, Battery Point
Limited wheelchair access
- DrinkPub
Rude Boy
130 Elizabeth St
Outdoor seating
- DrinkBar
Grinners Dive Bar
132-134 Elizabeth St
- DrinkBar
Pablo's Cocktails and Dreams
101 Harrington Street, Hobart
- DrinkNightclub
The Observatory Bar
11 Franklin Whrf
- DrinkCocktail bar
Altar Bar
112 Murray St
- DrinkCocktail bar
Amor Bar
217-219 Elizabeth St
- DrinkCocktail bar
Don Frico
22 Montpelier Retreat
- DrinkCocktail bar
Evolve Spirits Bar
18 Hunter St
- DoLive music venue
Rektango
77 Salamanca Pl
- DrinkCocktail bar
Suzie Luck's Canteen & Cocktail Bar
2 Salamanca Square
- DrinkCocktail bar
The Birdcage Bar
410 Sandy Bay Rd
- DrinkCocktail bar
Voodoo Bar
1 Pitt St
- DrinkCocktail bar
Waterline Brooke Street Pier Lounge Bar and Eatery
Lower Level 12, Franklin Whrf
- DoLive music venue
ExitLeft
46 Murray St
- DrinkCocktail bar
IXL Long Bar
25 Hunter St
- DoComedy club
Jokers Comedy Club
Cnr Augusta Rd and, 20 New Town Rd
- DoKaraoke venue
Mango Bar & Karaoke
59 Elizabeth St
- DoLive music venue
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Federation Concert Hall, Ground Floor/1 Davey St
- DoJazz bar
Big O's Juke Joint
2 Newdegate St
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