Experiences

A timber relic of gigantic proportions from the West Coast of Tasmania, the huon pine ‘Monster’ is equally impressive and intriguing.

Using retro viewfinders we reveal a hidden, tangible Hobart Town, just beneath the surface of today. Be led from the dark underbelly of the Wapping district, through the grand civic heart of the city to the slumbering secrets of Salamanca.
Runs daily at 10am. Duration 90mins.
Free for guests of The Henry Jones and MACq 01 Hotel.
External tour departing from the MACq 01 Lounge.

Enjoy a complimentary glass of sparkling and unwind before dinner as you explore the 114 doors of MACq 01 hotel. On this tour, our storytellers will share stories of the colourful and quirky MACq 01 characters who helped craft our island spirit.

Runs daily at 4pm. Duration 60 minutes.

Free for guests of The Henry Jones and MACq 01 Hotel.
External tour departing from the MACq 01 Lounge.

The buildings of Hunter Street once housed a huge jam factory. Prior to that, they housed slums and businesses dating back to the 1820s.
Come creep behind the scenes through The Henry Jones Art Hotel and explore the haunts and hangouts of former residents.
Runs daily at 12:30pm. Duration 75 minutes.
Free for guests of The Henry Jones and MACq 01 Hotel.
External tour departing from the MACq 01 Lounge.

The IXL Tasmanian Art Gallery is home to a bespoke collection of works showcasing remarkable local talent. Step inside to discover walls illuminated with courage, alight with humanity and glowing with desolate beauty.

Lavada is a truly unique wellness destination located on Hobart’s iconic waterfront.

Australia’s largest outdoor market happens in Salamanca Place every Saturday.

One can’t come to Hobart and not venture to the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA).

For those seeking to get away from the city of Hobart and enjoy nature, Kunanyi/Mount Wellington is the ideal destination.

Port Arthur is of our most visited attractions and one of the most significant heritage sites in the country.

Venture out to the historic town of Richmond, stopping off at vineyards of the Coal Valley along the way. Why not take an Ageing Barrel Tour? That way they’ll take you to the very best in a luxury vehicle. All you need to do is sit, relax, sip and repeat.

There’s plenty to discover right on our doorstep. Settle in for a nip of Bill Lark’s finest single malt at Lark Distillery and wander the galleries of Salamanca Place. Venture up into historic Battery Point for a bakery treat (Jackman & McRoss croissants!) or grab fish and chips from a floating punt. Further up in North Hobart, the State Cinema is great for an arty flick and a glass of red.

Head for Australia’s oldest operating brewery for a tour that of course includes tastings. Nestled at the mountain’s foothills, learn about the brewery’s 1824 beginnings, production and flavour profiles. Nearby the Cascade Female Factory is also worth a visit, once home to female convicts and their children.

Get some wind in your hair out on the River Derwent. Pennicott offers eco-cruises off Tasman Island and Bruny Island. There’s also the Bruny Island Traveller that includes plenty of time to enjoy chocolate, cheeses, oysters and more of the island’s bounty.

Above & Beyond operate Tasmania’s only seaplane, with scenic flights of Hobart.

Explore pristine & rugged wilderness on an all-inclusive, guided expedition cruise.

Hop aboard a helicopter of or fixed wing aircraft and head for the wilds. Take a full day tour to the South West where the silence is deafening. The day trip includes a boat excursion so rug up. Par Avion also offer helicopter flights to Port Arthur, to vineyards as well as a Wine, Dine & Whisky flight.

This is the place to go for lovers of wildlife. The big hearted team ensures you get up close to native mates ranging from Tasmanian devils and Spotted quolls to blue-tongued lizards. They work hard to protect endangered species and run tours daily. Plus, their Private Premium Night Tour is something else.