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Triathlon Australia presents the Challenge Series, a sequence of multisport events that takes place across the country between January and March. The Hobart Challenge at the city's Waterman's Dock is the third in the series.
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Hobart teems with convict history, so why not bring it to life with some 'strolling theatre' in beautiful surroundings? Louisa's Walk traces one woman's journey from London's East End, through deportation to the 'female factory' prison in Van Diemens Land.
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The Tasmanian Beerfest at Hobart Regatta Grounds welcomes the Australian summer with a winning combination of cold beer, good food and live music. Browse over 100 sampling stands offering craft brews from local, national and international breweries.
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The Taste - Hobart's Waterfront Festival is a fusion of the Hobart Summer Festival and The Taste of Tasmania at historic Sullivans Cove. It's a celebration of local food and drink accompanied by an exceptional multi-arts, culture, community and sports programme.
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The Cadbury Marathon in Hobart provides the perfect incentive for confectionary-lovers to complete the 26-mile challenge. The finishing post is the Cadbury factory and all runners are rewarded with chocolate for taking part.
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The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery in Hobart holds a wealth of information on the island's history and culture. Learn more about local geology, the indigenous population and wildlife, as well as colonial and Tasmanian art.
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Set against the majestic backdrop of Mount Wellington, the Cascade Brewery in Hobart is Australia's oldest continuously operating brewery. Tours are conducted several times a day offering an insight into the brewing process behind some of Australia's best-loved premium beers.
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The Narryna Heritage Museum is nestled in the heart of Battery Point, Hobart's original village. Built over a three-year period by sea captain Andrew Haigh, in 1957 it was established as Australia's first folk museum.
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Known as <i>Unghbanyahletta</i> or <i>Poorawetter</i> to the indigenous people of the area, Mount Wellington towers 1270 metres above Hobart's harbour. The mountain provides many opportunities for bushwalking, cycling and abseiling and is much loved by locals.
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A historic plant collection and a large number of native Australian trees flourish within the manicured grounds of the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens in Hobart. Explore the world's only Subantarctic Plant House, with its specimens displayed in a climatically controlled environment.
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