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]]>This waterfall borrows the name from Wellington National Park itself, which makes total sense since it’s the largest of all. The cascading waterfall comes with two major drops, and you should consider checking it out if you’re a passionate hiker.
Strickland Falls shares its name with several waterfalls in Australia, but it’s by far the most impressive. At just four meters high, it’s certainly not the largest waterfall you’ll come across while roaming around Wellington Park, but its proximity to Hobart, paired with its dense forest surroundings, makes it popular with nature lovers.
One of the most stunning waterfalls in Hobart’s close proximity, Myrtle Gully Falls is also known as Secret Falls. Don’t let its nickname fool you, because it’s actually one of the best-known waterfalls in this area thanks to the easy access and its stunning surroundings.
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]]>The cool climate of Hobart allows for plans from the cooler regions of the world to be featured at this beautiful 35-acre site. Established over 200 years ago, you’ll love the relaxing walking paths through the park and the exhibitions of Japanese, subarctic, and Tasmanian plants.
Just a short drive outside of the city of Hobart is Mount Wellington, a mountain that reaches over 4,000 feet high but can be climbed with accessible routes. From the top, you will have impeccable views of the city of Hobart, the Tasman Sea, and most of the island!
Opened just 10 years ago and the most famous part of the Moorilla Winery in Hobart, the Museum of Old and New Art is a paradise for art lovers who like subversive themes. It isn’t a visit for kids, but adults will be fascinated by the mix of modern and contemporary art.
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]]>This waterfall borrows the name from Wellington National Park itself, which makes total sense since it’s the largest of all. The cascading waterfall comes with two major drops, and you should consider checking it out if you’re a passionate hiker.
Strickland Falls shares its name with several waterfalls in Australia, but it’s by far the most impressive. At just four meters high, it’s certainly not the largest waterfall you’ll come across while roaming around Wellington Park, but its proximity to Hobart, paired with its dense forest surroundings, makes it popular with nature lovers.
One of the most stunning waterfalls in Hobart’s close proximity, Myrtle Gully Falls is also known as Secret Falls. Don’t let its nickname fool you, because it’s actually one of the best-known waterfalls in this area thanks to the easy access and its stunning surroundings.
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]]>The post Hobart, Tasmania is Full of Treasures appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The cool climate of Hobart allows for plans from the cooler regions of the world to be featured at this beautiful 35-acre site. Established over 200 years ago, you’ll love the relaxing walking paths through the park and the exhibitions of Japanese, subarctic, and Tasmanian plants.
Just a short drive outside of the city of Hobart is Mount Wellington, a mountain that reaches over 4,000 feet high but can be climbed with accessible routes. From the top, you will have impeccable views of the city of Hobart, the Tasman Sea, and most of the island!
Opened just 10 years ago and the most famous part of the Moorilla Winery in Hobart, the Museum of Old and New Art is a paradise for art lovers who like subversive themes. It isn’t a visit for kids, but adults will be fascinated by the mix of modern and contemporary art.
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