Guidebook for South Hobart
Food Scene
Very popular, close and very good food. It is quite noisy and sometimes difficult to get a table.
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Ginger Brown
464 Macquarie StVery popular, close and very good food. It is quite noisy and sometimes difficult to get a table.
Parks & Nature
It is so beautiful. On a clear day you can see the waterways of Hobart and Hobart and its surrounds. The mountain has many walks, and changes with the seasons and times of day. To watch a sunset or sunrise is wonderful. Truly magnificent! Take warm clothes no matter what the conditions down here. It can be blowing a gale and be freezing although sometimes it can be still and warm.. Remember in Tasmania we can have 4 seasons in one day.
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Kunanyi / Góra Wellington
LOT 1 Pinnacle RdIt is so beautiful. On a clear day you can see the waterways of Hobart and Hobart and its surrounds. The mountain has many walks, and changes with the seasons and times of day. To watch a sunset or sunrise is wonderful. Truly magnificent! Take warm clothes no matter what the conditions down here. It can be blowing a gale and be freezing although sometimes it can be still and warm.. Remember in Tasmania we can have 4 seasons in one day.
Beautiful bush setting containing water reserves. BBQ area, great little walks. Perfect for kids to run around and watch the wildlife. Popular area for family and group picnics.
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Waterworks Reserve
Ridgeway RoadBeautiful bush setting containing water reserves. BBQ area, great little walks. Perfect for kids to run around and watch the wildlife. Popular area for family and group picnics.
A great place close by to wander along the rivulet surrounded by beautiful gardens. BBQ (free) facilities and play area for young children. Often there are ducks there.
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Cascade Gardens
2 Mcrobies RdA great place close by to wander along the rivulet surrounded by beautiful gardens. BBQ (free) facilities and play area for young children. Often there are ducks there.
Beautiful walks, lakes, manferns, wilderness and seasonal colour. Russell Falls is easily accessed (10 min) from car. Information, cafe, picnic areas. A picturesque drive along the river through New Norfolk past hops farms and oast houses. Park fees apply.
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Park Narodowy Mount Field
66 Lake Dobson RdBeautiful walks, lakes, manferns, wilderness and seasonal colour. Russell Falls is easily accessed (10 min) from car. Information, cafe, picnic areas. A picturesque drive along the river through New Norfolk past hops farms and oast houses. Park fees apply.
Wonderful setting overlooking the River Derwent. Beautifully maintained gardens containing trees from around the world and colourful displays of flowers, especially in spring with the tulips! Cafe overlooks the gardens and the river.
The pond is full of waterlilies and ducks, with a very pretty bridge over the stream running into the pond. Ducks galore and often ducklings trailing behind.
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Królewskie Tasmańskie Ogrody Botaniczne
Lower Domain RoadWonderful setting overlooking the River Derwent. Beautifully maintained gardens containing trees from around the world and colourful displays of flowers, especially in spring with the tulips! Cafe overlooks the gardens and the river.
The pond is full of waterlilies and ducks, with a very pretty bridge over the stream running into the pond. Ducks galore and often ducklings trailing behind.
Great views across to Bruny Island and down the channel. Very nice restaurant there, with some window seats that give you a very pleasant and comfortable view down the river.
The signal station is located here. Messages were sent from the South to Hobart town via the signal stations along the way,
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Mount Nelson
Great views across to Bruny Island and down the channel. Very nice restaurant there, with some window seats that give you a very pleasant and comfortable view down the river.
The signal station is located here. Messages were sent from the South to Hobart town via the signal stations along the way,