Local area

Rising over Hobart, Kunanyi/Mount Wellington offers a stunning backdrop to the city. If you're looking for an unforgettable adventure, take a trip to see the mountain up close It's just 30 minutes from our hotel in Hobart. From there, you'll enjoy panoramic views of the city, the Derwent River, and the Tasmanian wilderness. Whether you're hiking scenic trails, exploring hidden waterfalls, or enjoying the sunrise at the summit, Mount Wellington is a must-visit if you're in Hobart.

Just steps from Crowne Plaza Hobart, Salamanca Market comes alive every Saturday. Browse over 300 outdoor market stalls offering everything from fresh Tasmanian produce to handmade crafts, art, and local delicacies. Salamanca Market is the perfect spot to explore, taste, and shop. You'll be surrounded by historic sandstone buildings and the lively atmosphere of Salamanca Place.

Embark on an unforgettable Tasmania road trip, starting from Crowne Plaza Hobart. Explore our island’s stunning landscapes, from rugged coastlines to deep forests where every turn offers a new adventure. Drive through charming towns like Richmond, Oatlands, and Bothwell, home of the oldest golf course in our hemisphere. Visit local wineries and discover unmissable sites like Freycinet National Park and Cradle Mountain.

Constitution Dock is one of Hobart’s neatest spots with repurposed colonial buildings housing art galleries, pubs, and restaurants on the Hobart waterfront and it’s just a quick walk from Crowne Plaza. The dock is where local history and the sea come together. Fishing boats gently bob in the water, and nearby seafood restaurants serve up the freshest catch of the day. Take a stroll along the waterfront, soak up the views and catch the excitement of the famous Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race.

The Maritime Museum of Tasmania, a short walk from Crowne Plaza Hobart, is where our island’s rich seafaring history comes to life. Discover fascinating stories of shipwrecks, explorers, and the bustling trade routes that have shaped Tasmania. With interactive exhibits and painstakingly restored artifacts, the museum offers a glimpse into the maritime adventures that helped define this island and offers an engaging way to dive deeper into Tasmania's past.