If you like your beer unconventional then you had better get yourself to David Walsh’s Moo Brew Brewery, just 15 minutes from Hobart.
The Bass Strait Maritime Centre explores the natural history of the Bass Strait and its islands – shipwrecks and naval history and the local history of the Devonport area can all be explored through interactive displays.
Visit the Maritime Museum of Tasmania on Hobart’s waterfront, to explore the vibrant history of the region’s seafaring past. Tasmania has a rich maritime history and its many treasures and amazing stories come to life as you stroll through the Maritime Museum.
The award-winning Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra has been entertaining Tasmanians since the late 1940s.
Mures Fishing is Tasmania’s largest fresh fish wholesaler. Visit the friendly fishmongers at Victoria Dock or the factory outlet at Cambridge for your selection of arguably Australia’s best seafood.
For whisky lovers or anyone looking for an exceptional tasting experience, no trip to Bruny Island is complete without a visit to the Tasmanian House of Whisky.
Embark on a historical journey through bygone eras at Beaconsfield Mie and Heritage Centre. Visitors can savour the fascinating stories of past lives an experiences through interactive exhibits, interesting displays and enthralling tours.
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