Maritime Museum of Tasmania

The Tasmanian Museum and Art Museum are cordially regarded as the main multidisciplinary Museum in southern Tasmania. Indoor exhibits range from coins to animals to furniture, to art, social history, decorative art, Antarctic history, and more. Take a three-hour walk, and include a coffee shop seat in your tour. Enjoy snacks, coffee or wine. It's quite convenient in the center of Hobart. For people who come to Hobart regularly, the exhibitions here change over time, so it's worth seeing them often.

Tasmania, an island separated from Australia, has many distinctive stories about the oceans. Hobart, adjacent to the ocean, is just beside the museum, a huge yacht pier moored with many kinds of yachts, and the museum mainly introduces the advantages of this coastal city for seafood, navigation and other aspects.

Tasmania is the only island state in the Commonwealth of Australia. 240 kilometers south of Victoria, it is separated by the Bass Strait. It mainly includes the main island of Tasmania and Bruni Island, Golden Island, Flinders Island, Macquarie Island and many coastal islands. It is also known as "the Island of Apple", Holiday State", "Australian New Zealand". Characterized by beautiful scenery and simple humanities. Resources are abundant and diverse. The central and western regions have hydropower development, the western forests provide raw materials for hardwood and pulp and paper industry, the cheese industry and mixed agriculture are mainly in the humid northern region, the arid central and eastern coasts are widely grazing sheep, and the southeast is specialized in horticulture.

The significance of shipping to Sydney makes the establishment of the museum inevitable. The Museum opened in 1991. There are thousands of exhibitions in the museum. The contents are varied. Visitors can see the fashionable style of the early beach.

Interesting museums, detailed exhibitions of whaling history, sailboats, tools, etc., record that period of history.

As an important seaport in Tasmania and an important city in the early British colonial period, Hobart has a rich maritime history. Here we can understand the importance of Hobart in the era of great navigation, and the living conditions of Tasmanians during that period which were closely related to navigation.

Here we can understand the importance of Hobart in the era of great navigation, and the living conditions of Tasmanians during that period which were closely related to navigation.

Few museums have introduced how whaling used to be done here, but now it is banned. What they prefer is a variety of sailboat models. They are very beautiful.

Children who slip to the age of 10 will love it very much.

Marine life is very important here, and this museum shows this very well.