Sullivans Cove — Local services in Hobart

Historically, this is the landing site for the European settlers which would make Hobart their home back in 1804. It is refers to the entire waterfront area from Hunter Street down to Salamanca Place. Today you will find several piers, docks, memorial monuments, seafood restaurants, wharfs lined with yachts and interesting historic buildings, creating an enjoyable and atmospheric waterfront area to spend time in Hobart.

Note: There are some panels with information related to the first arrivals, the founding of Hobart and early industry of the wharf area next to the Founding of Hobart Monument at Hunters Street and Franklin Wharf. These are worth a few minutes to read if interested in the history of the early days of those who first arrived at...

I visited the temporary tasting room at Cascades and went to find it, but I had to ask. Once inside it was a lovely spot for a tasting. I was met by Megan, who looked after my needs. Due to my wife having a bad knee she was unable to make it up the stairs or to walk the extended route to the rooms. We were provided with a tasting at the Cascade tables thus enabling us to enjoy the experience. And as usual the whisky never...

When it Hobart you must walk on all the amazing wharfs here. It is amazing during the day as well as night. There is a wide range of restaurants if you are feeling peckish and great views while walking. This place is so magical.

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