Sightseeing in Hobart
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Mt Wellington is one of the famous tourist attractions here. It is located in the hub of the city and is just 20 minutes drive from the center of the city, this place offers a wilderness experience. The 21-kilometer drive to the peak takes one from temperate rainforests to sub-alpine flora and glacial rock formations, ending in panoramic views of Hobart, Bruny Island, South Arm and the Tasman Peninsula.
Apart from that one can also have distant views of the Channel, the East Coast and the Derwent Valley. The Cascade Brewery is the oldest brewery in Australia and set against the imperial background of Mount Wellington. This historic brewery produces the finest quality wine in Australia. It is of great interest to beer lovers, connoisseurs, heritage buffs and is a must see for any visitor to Tasmania.
The Cadbury Chocolate Factory tour is truly a fascinating one. You will get an entry to the Visitor's Center and meet the fascinating insights into the history of Cadbury Claremont and some of the characters and products that have established Cadbury as one of the world's most famous brands in producing chocolates. You will get the golden opportunity to see how your favorite Cadbury products are made and get to know the secret behind the great scrumptious taste.
Preserved by the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service, Seven Mile Beach, Hobart
is a great place to spend one's time in this majestic city. Overlooking the
gleaming turquoise water of Seven Mile Beach, you may encounter a pod of playful
dolphins or the grand sea eagle soaring from distant cliffs. This pristine beach
with golden sand offers a number of recreations to the visitors. Besides, these
there are a number of other attractions as well like the Salmon Ponds, Lark
Distillery, Saltwater River and many others.