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Useful Information about Hobart
- May is generally the best month for bargain hunters with fares averaging £1028
- The best fare found on Just the Flight departing from the UK was £905 leaving the week of 13 May 2012
- The nearest airports to Hobart include Launceston approximately 90 miles
- We have found the cheapest prices are offered by Qantas Airways, British Airways and Emirates
- Hobart's time zone is 10 hours difference from the UK
- Friday is the most popular day to take a flight to Hobart. The average stay is 17 days
Museum of Old and New Art to increase tourism to Hobart
The Museum of Old and New Art has opened in Hobart
Tourism to Hobart, the capital city of Tasmania, is expected to receive a further boost from the opening of a new Museum of Old and New Art. This development has added to the already healthy number of tourist attractions in the area, giving visitors the chance to view exhibitions and installations by world renowned artists.
Tasmania’s capital city is already a popular tourist destination due to its fascinating colonial past, laid back and welcoming atmosphere and beautiful natural surroundings. This new museum is likely to raise its status even further, bringing the city to the attention of arts enthusiasts both in Australia and worldwide. The Tourism Industry Council for Tasmania’s chief executive, Luke Martin, has described the museum as ‘a world class attraction’ that is already drawing many new visitors to the area.
A wide variety of artworks and curiosities are on display for visitors to see, including Egyptian mummies, examples of African arts, installations and amazing light shows. International artists whose work can be viewed in the museum include the well-known British conceptual artist, Damien Hirst, who is famous for a series of works involving dead animals perfectly preserved in formaldehyde.
This museum means that a visit to Hobart now offers even more to see and do for tourists. With a range of flights available directly to the city from major Australian locations, it is a great place for anyone to experience the culture, history and unique Tasmanian way of life.