[2025 Hobart Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Salamanca Market (Updated Apr)

Hobart CBD: Elizabeth Street Mall for shops and cafes. Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) for local history Wineglass Bay Lookout: A 2 hr round hike in Freycinet National Park rewards with stunning coastal views. Best at sunrise Salamanca Market: Held Saturdays, a vibrant hub for local crafts, food, and produce - get a scallop pie MONA: A bold modern art museum blending creativity and controversy - kids beware! #tassie #hobart #mona

It was a weekend getaway to Hobart (Tasmania), Australia with my partner. We started our Hobart adventure with a visit to the iconic Salamanca Market, open every Saturday. The vibrant atmosphere, local artisans, and street performers made it perfect for photos 📸 The stalls filled with handmade crafts, fresh produce 🍎 and unique souvenirs 🎁 were a treat to explore. We recommend going early to beat the crowds and get the best light for photos. 📍Salamanca Place, Hobart TAS 7000 After the market, we explored the Battery Point area, a picturesque historic district. Wandering through the quaint streets felt like stepping back in time. Arthur Circus Park, with its charming cottages, is a must-visit for photography enthusiasts. 📍Battery Point, Hobart TAS 7004 As the day turned golden, we headed to the Waterfront Esplanade. Watching the sunset over the Derwent River was magical. The reflections of boats 🛥️ in the water created stunning photo opportunities. We dined at one of the seafood 🦞 restaurants nearby to end the day perfectly. 📍Hobart Waterfront, Franklin Wharf, Hobart TAS 7000 We also visited to Mount Wellington (Kunanyi) 🏔️ The summit offers breathtaking panoramic views of Hobart, the River Derwent, and beyond. We recommend going early in the morning when the light is soft and the skies are clearer for photography 📸 P/S: Bring a jacket🧥 as it can get quite chilly up there! 📍Pinnacle Road, Wellington Park TAS 7054 We also explored Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. The gardens are beautifully landscaped, and we loved photographing the Japanese Garden and the lily pond. It’s such a peaceful spot to unwind and take stunning nature shots. 📍 Lower Domain Rd, Queens Domain TAS 7000 We ended our trip with a visit to MONA (Museum of Old and New Art). It’s unlike any museum we’ve ever been to. The unique architecture and thought-provoking exhibits make it a top spot for both art lovers and Instagram-worthy photos 📸 Plan to take the ferry for an extra scenic touch. 📍655 Main Rd, Berriedale TAS 7011 🌦️Hobart’s weather can change quickly, so dress in layers and check forecasts. #australiatrip #getaway #trip

Tasmania's capital city Hobart Day Tour Raiders 1 The largest open-air market in the southern hemisphere - Salamanca has 300 booths and 200 years of history. Unlike the market I imagined, it is more like a carnival, gathering ice cream dining cars, art shops, galleries, original jewelry stores, gardening stores, second-hand stalls, and seafood stalls. Tips: 1. Every Saturday 8

#March Good Places 2025 When you come to Hobart, Salamanca Market is definitely a landmark market you can’t miss, open every Saturday morning to afternoon, with a lively atmosphere and variety of stalls, you can walk for hours without getting bored! We tried the Bruny Island oysters sold at the booth, which were fresh and fresh, with no fishy taste at all. The **Seafood Spanish Seafood Rice (Paella)** at the other stall was a surprise, with plenty of seafood, seasoned rice grains, and fragrant aroma. In addition to gourmet food, Salamanca Market is also a good place to buy souvenirs, such as Tasmanian specialty Leatherwood honey, handicrafts, natural skin care products, etc. Overall, Salamanca Market is a great place to blend local culture, food and handicrafts, and those traveling to Hobart really need to line up their itinerary!

Address - Crowne Plaza Hobart Highlights - Scallop Pie (Must try local food) Avg. Price per Person - $$ Rating - 10/10 #travel #citydaytours #thingstodo #museums #localfood

Discover Tasmania, Australia’s southern island paradise, where rugged wilderness meets rich history and vibrant culture. Explore the pristine landscapes of Freycinet National Park, home to the iconic Wineglass Bay, or venture into the untouched beauty of Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park. Visit the historic Port Arthur site to delve into the island’s convict past, and stroll through Hobart’s Salamanca Market for local crafts and fresh produce. Savor Tasmania’s world-class seafood and cool-climate wines while uncovering its unique wildlife, including the famous Tasmanian devil. This guide showcases the best of Tasmania’s natural wonders, culinary delights, and cultural treasures. #australiatrip

A highlight of our stay in Hobart were the Salamanca Markets! It was huge with many stalls selling homemade food and goodies! We bought some lovely treats from there, and afterwards we went to the Van Diemen's Land Ice Creamery!🍨 Even our sweet Nana, who is coeliac, could have an ice cream cone because they have a gluten free option. The previous day mummy had lavender infused milk chocolate ice cream, and after the markets she had the same except this time is was white chocolate, and hence the colour of the ice cream was lavender too!🪻 We highly recommend Van Diemen's Land Ice Creamery for those who can't have gluten. It's one of the best ice cream parlours in Australia! #traveldiaries #familytrip #deliciousfood #historicallandmarks #market #icecream #holiday

#100WaysOfTravel Salamanca Market is Hobart's crown jewel! Every Saturday, over 300 stalls showcase Tasmania's finest artisans, craftspeople, and producers. I discovered unique gems: handcrafted timber, artisanal cheeses, and stunning glassware. Lively buskers and enthusiastic vendors added to the vibrant atmosphere. With Mount Wellington as a backdrop, this market is a must-visit. Come hungry, explore with curiosity, and uncover Tasmania's creative spirit.

#100WaysOfTravel Salamanca Market in Hobart, Tasmania, exceeded expectations! Every Saturday, this vibrant market transforms into a treasure trove of local goods. Artisans showcase handmade crafts, while farmers offer fresh produce and artisanal foods. We indulged in Tasmanian specialties like seafood, cheeses, and chocolates. Unique souvenirs and beautiful textiles caught our eye. The lively atmosphere, coupled with stunning harbor views, made for a memorable experience.

#australiatrip Salamanca Market, a Hobart institution, ignited my senses with its infectious energy. Every Saturday, the historic waterfront transforms into a kaleidoscope of colors, sounds, and aromas. I wandered through the stalls, discovering unique treasures, from handmade crafts to artisanal foods. The market's vibrant atmosphere, coupled with the picturesque backdrop of the harbor and Mount Wellington, created an unforgettable experience. With its eclectic mix of local talent, delicious eats, and warm hospitality, Salamanca Market is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a taste of Tasmania's creative spirit and community soul. A Saturday ritual not to be missed!

#australiatrip Salamanca market is one of my favorite food markets in all of my travels! The food selection is incredible! The paella here is the best!!! The scallops are very fresh and definitely worth the price. We also tried both sweet and savory crepes and they both hit all the right spots✨ there are so many local sellers of gin (and other spirits) which you are welcome to try! It's always such a treat to explore this market on a Saturday. No wonder people all over the the world come to Hobart for this beautiful market (plus people in Tassie are all so warm and sweet, they make the market experience even more memorable) ❤️❤️❤️