Update: Other food places we visited Restaurant: Bar Wa Izakaya - Japanese - Really enjoyed the food here! Peacock & Jones - (Modern Australian) owned by a masterchef contestant Cafe: Born in Brunswick - Breakfast/Brunch/Coffee Bear with me - Breakfast/Brunch/Coffee Bar: Evolve Spirits Bar (worth a visit)
Wow, well done! Not sure why I started watching a video about what to do in my home town. I expected Salamanca, Mona and Mt Wellington but you covered so much more including several local spots. Best of luck with your chanel. Cheers Jono
Hey Jono! Appreciate the positive feedback! It's always good to see the perspective of a tourist. hey. We loved it in Hobart and can't wait to head back :)
Fabulous insight into the road less travelled in Hobart and Tasmania, the gourmet's guide! Sad you missed the scallop pies though, but you have to be quick getting there! 😁👍
If you come down to Hobart again you should definitely go to Lucinda and Sonny they are wine bars that also serve tapas. Amazing wines and atmosphere. I’ve heard Molto is pretty good also. Also Aloft, Frank and the Waggon are a couple more incredible restaurants you might want to try. 😊
Great video, gives me an idea of a few more places to visit on my next Tassie trip. I was down in Hobart in May last year, went to Port Arthur, didn't quite get up Mt Wellington due to black ice on the road, saw MONA that was something else, loved a lot of the exhibits they were fantastic but some extreme adult paintings on the lower level the content is outright sickening, but other than that MONA is awesome!
@@larrylim Port Arthur is a great place to see if you have an interest in colonial history, there you get to see the ruins of Tasmania's notorious penitentiary and learn about its history through a guided tour in which the guide explains each building and the system they had for the convicts. Also there is a boat tour which takes you around the bay showing the locations of the outer reaches of the penal colony and the guide talks about the history of those locations too. It is definitely worth checking out if you're into history!
Personally as a Tasmanian, I think going to Port Arthur is interesting if you want to hear about the history of the penitentiary and see some beautiful scenery but as you say, the buildings are in ruin. If you want to see a fully intact convict era gaol you are better off going to the village of Richmond which is also far more accessible than Port Arthur. The gaol at Richmond is intact and has various cells that you can actually go into and close the door on. Small admission charge.
Hi, thank you for showing this video. What month is peak season? Is still cold in November? Which guide tour can we book in the day for sightseeing or wine tasting?
Hi thank you so much for your vlog. Is Hobart 'doable' if one don't drive? Are most places/restaurants you mentioned easily accessible by public transport? I am planning a trip with my son in May 😊 Appreciate your advice. 🙏
Hey there I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! For the cafes/restaurants in Hobart city, you can definitely walk or catch a cheap Uber ride. However, if you're going to the wineries that I mentioned you will need to go on a tour which I think is a good idea so you can enjoy the wines :) As for Mt Wellington, there are buses and tours you can go on :)
Thank you for being honest in your reviews and mentioning your NOT TOO GOOD experiences. As you said, they are all pleasant but perhaps not great for the price you pay. I’m sure there are better options. You just have to keep visiting the region and reviewing more places. Funny you said you are Pinot drinkers but you found the chardonnays better?. Having such a cool climate, Pinots from Tassie are allegedly the best downunder, but I had the same impression recently and as a Pinot lover myself I did not find tassie Pinots up to scratch as they were 10-20 years ago. Grape or Vintage problems? climate change? Not sure what is happening to Tassie Pinots. Better to stick to their sparkling and whiskey.
Hey thanks for the comment!! Glad you like the video. I’m glad we wernt the only ones that didn’t have a good Pinot 😂 we were actually surprised the chardonnays were such a standout compared! I need to visit again to try more wineries, one visit isn’t enough!
this is such a well presented and produced video! thanks for sharing tasmania
Heyyy thanks so much for the comment really appreciate it! 🙌🙌
I am a 'local'. This is an excellent video. Thank you. :)
Glad to have a tick of approval from a local ;)
Thanks for watching! Hope this guide helps you when visiting Hobart!!
I've also added Chapters to make it easier for you to find
Wow this guide is next level! Thanks for all the tips and visuals.
Thanks Oliver, appreciate the feedback. Stay tuned for more vids :)
Can't wait for our trip to Hobart, you gave us some great insights
Have fun, you'll have the best time there!!
Just what I needed for my Hobart trip coming up! Keep up the good work. Look forward to see this channel grow.
Glad it came in handy! Appreciate it the support 🙏
Update: Other food places we visited
Restaurant:
Bar Wa Izakaya - Japanese - Really enjoyed the food here!
Peacock & Jones - (Modern Australian) owned by a masterchef contestant
Cafe:
Born in Brunswick - Breakfast/Brunch/Coffee
Bear with me - Breakfast/Brunch/Coffee
Bar:
Evolve Spirits Bar (worth a visit)
Wow, well done! Not sure why I started watching a video about what to do in my home town. I expected Salamanca, Mona and Mt Wellington but you covered so much more including several local spots. Best of luck with your chanel. Cheers Jono
Hey Jono! Appreciate the positive feedback! It's always good to see the perspective of a tourist. hey. We loved it in Hobart and can't wait to head back :)
Ahhh major fomo! A beautiful video mate 👍
Thanks TRI appreciate it! Haha yeah we need to do more travels.
happy travel nice experience enjoy of eating yummy foods keep on vlogging
Thank you, best times in Hobart! Will do!!
Lovely places, great food, and wonderful natural resources. This will definitely be a fun trip.😄💗
Amazing! Glad you enjoyed the video! There’s a few more tips in the comments as well 🙌
Thanks! real honest helpful travel youtube! best
I appreciate that! So glad you like the video!! :)
Thank you so much, you provided so much information and I loved your honest and balanced opinions on all your experiences.
Hey really appreciate the feedback!!Worked hard on this video, so glad you liked it!
Thanks for the Hobart guide, can't wait to visit. Just subscribed!
Thanks Win! Glad you like the video!!
Fabulous insight into the road less travelled in Hobart and Tasmania, the gourmet's guide! Sad you missed the scallop pies though, but you have to be quick getting there! 😁👍
Thank you appreciate it! I know right need to visit again for them damn scallop pies!! 😜🥧
@@larrylim A great excuse to go back! 😁😋
Wow this was such a good video! Can't wait to visit Hobart now.
Cheers glad you like the video!!
awesome video! Great tips!
Thanks so much! Glad you like the video!!! 😊
This makes me want to visit Hobart again! Such a great travel guide 🎉
Definitely have to head back to Tasmania again!! Glad you like the video :)
Great content and info.
Appreciate your opinion and suggestions.
I’m heading there for a 6 day trip in November. Yewwww!!
No problems my man! Hell yeah, you'll have an awesome time! Are you traveling around TAS or being based in Hobart?
Thanks for the recommendations and for the honest reviews. 👍🏻
No problems! Glad it helps :)
Awesome video, thank you :)
No problems, glad you liked the video! Enjoy Hobart!
Great video! I’ve subscribed ❤️
Thank you!! 🙏
Thanks for all the tips, this has helped so much!
No problems enjoy tas!!
Great video! Thanks for all the tips
So glad you liked it!! Hope you have a great trip!
If you come down to Hobart again you should definitely go to Lucinda and Sonny they are wine bars that also serve tapas. Amazing wines and atmosphere. I’ve heard Molto is pretty good also. Also Aloft, Frank and the Waggon are a couple more incredible restaurants you might want to try. 😊
Legend! Thanks for the list of bars 🙌 pretty sure people will find this helpful!!
For cheese tasting, probably better off to visit The Bruny Island Cheese Company on Bruny Island or Grandvewe Cheese in Birchs Bay.
Yes agree with you on that, we went to Bruny Cheese Company and had a great time sipping on some cider and beers!
Great video, gives me an idea of a few more places to visit on my next Tassie trip. I was down in Hobart in May last year, went to Port Arthur, didn't quite get up Mt Wellington due to black ice on the road, saw MONA that was something else, loved a lot of the exhibits they were fantastic but some extreme adult paintings on the lower level the content is outright sickening, but other than that MONA is awesome!
Hey Troy! Glad you got some places to visit next time. Curious how was Port Arthur, worth the visit? Haha yes MONA is quite unique hey.
@@larrylim Port Arthur is a great place to see if you have an interest in colonial history, there you get to see the ruins of Tasmania's notorious penitentiary and learn about its history through a guided tour in which the guide explains each building and the system they had for the convicts. Also there is a boat tour which takes you around the bay showing the locations of the outer reaches of the penal colony and the guide talks about the history of those locations too. It is definitely worth checking out if you're into history!
@@troysvisualarts amazing! I'm sure people that see your comment will appreciate it if they're thinking of visiting Port Arthur!
Personally as a Tasmanian, I think going to Port Arthur is interesting if you want to hear about the history of the penitentiary and see some beautiful scenery but as you say, the buildings are in ruin. If you want to see a fully intact convict era gaol you are better off going to the village of Richmond which is also far more accessible than Port Arthur. The gaol at Richmond is intact and has various cells that you can actually go into and close the door on. Small admission charge.
@@Salutimondo Thanks. I actually did visited Richmond gaol as well on my Tassie trip on the way back from Hobart
Derwent Estate, other side of the river. ❤❤❤
On the list!!
Hi, thank you for showing this video. What month is peak season? Is still cold in November? Which guide tour can we book in the day for sightseeing or wine tasting?
Hey mate, glad you like the video, we went in mid April, I think in November max is around 25ish. Best to use trip advisor for all the day trips!
Shout Out to Parkside Coffee, best coffee in town
On the list!! 👏👏
Haha I live in Hobart and Mona is honestly the funniest weirdest place I’ve ever seen 😂
Yessss totally agree with you on that haha! I just uploaded a MONA video too!
@@larrylim oo nice, will watch that
Which month is the best to go and explore during winter ??
I am thinking to stay for 4 or 5 days
We went in mid April and thought it was perfect, cooler weather and sun. Keep in mind it does snow in TAS. Have fun on your trip.
which month were you there in? seems to be quite cold
This was mid April :)
Hi thank you so much for your vlog. Is Hobart 'doable' if one don't drive? Are most places/restaurants you mentioned easily accessible by public transport? I am planning a trip with my son in May 😊 Appreciate your advice. 🙏
Hey there I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! For the cafes/restaurants in Hobart city, you can definitely walk or catch a cheap Uber ride. However, if you're going to the wineries that I mentioned you will need to go on a tour which I think is a good idea so you can enjoy the wines :) As for Mt Wellington, there are buses and tours you can go on :)
@@larrylim That sounds great! Thanks so much Larry 😊
@@재이.게이 no problems at all! 😄 Make sure to watch my other videos if you’re exploring more of Tasmania!
fun fact my sister was 1 of the winner in the Young Artcheis 2023
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Thank you for being honest in your reviews and mentioning your NOT TOO GOOD experiences. As you said, they are all pleasant but perhaps not great for the price you pay. I’m sure there are better options. You just have to keep visiting the region and reviewing more places. Funny you said you are Pinot drinkers but you found the chardonnays better?. Having such a cool climate, Pinots from Tassie are allegedly the best downunder, but I had the same impression recently and as a Pinot lover myself I did not find tassie Pinots up to scratch as they were 10-20 years ago. Grape or Vintage problems? climate change? Not sure what is happening to Tassie Pinots. Better to stick to their sparkling and whiskey.
Hey thanks for the comment!! Glad you like the video. I’m glad we wernt the only ones that didn’t have a good Pinot 😂 we were actually surprised the chardonnays were such a standout compared! I need to visit again to try more wineries, one visit isn’t enough!
When I was there the locals were incredibly racist...
Oh no sorry to hear that!! Maybe wrong place, wrong time, wrong people 😩