Salamanca Arts Centre Review

Participated in the Salamanca market on Saturday, it was particularly interesting, it was very comfortable to walk around, there were freshly opened oysters, honey, wool products, etc., it was very interesting. Both tourists and locals have it.

Traveling to Australia, this stop came to Hobart, the capital of Tasmania, specially came to Salamanca Square to punch in, saw this art center, seriously, if there is not a sign there, I really don't know it is an art center, nor see it. Walking in from under the signboard, there are a shop on both sides, and then going in, a bit desolate, although I saw someone walk in and go up the stairs, but I didn’t see anything anymore, I’m embarrassed to follow in, here should be similar to the domestic Children’s Palace, Art Center, But it's much smaller.

There are a lot of people on weekends. It closes in the evening. If you stop by, you can go in and see it.

Australia's people are also a country that advocates art, so after visiting this art center, there is also a deeper understanding of the art identification of the country.

The square building is very old, many stone houses, open a variety of restaurants, bars, art shops, galleries and so on. Full of exotic