MARITIME MUSEUM OF TASMANIA

The Maritime Museum of Tasmania, located in the historic Customs House building is home to a range of exhibits and is one of the best places to visit in Hobart. It houses a collection of artefacts, photographs, and documents that document the state's maritime heritage, including its shipbuilding, seafaring, and naval history. 

The Maritime Museum of Tasmania is one of the top edutainment places to see in Hobart, offering a fascinating look at the state's rich maritime history. Upon arrival at the museum, you are greeted by friendly staff who provide a tour to the museum's exhibits including a display on the role of Tasmania's lighthouses in maritime navigation. Another famous display that you would see is the first replica of the 18th-century sailing ship the Lady Nelson, a permanent exhibition on the history of Tasmania's whaling industry.

Enjoy the views of the harbour and the surrounding area from the museum's location on the waterfront. In addition to the exhibits, you also get to participate in a range of activities and programs, including guided tours, educational workshops, and special events. You can learn about the history and culture of Tasmania's maritime industry, and gain a deeper understanding of the state's connection to the sea. The museum's informative exhibits, artefacts and engaging activities provide a rich and immersive experience to you, that can be both educational and entertaining

Highlights

• Explore the museum's exhibits and displays, which may include historic boats and ships, maritime artefacts, and interactive displays.
• Participate in educational programs and activities, such as guided tours, workshops, and lectures, which can provide a more in-depth understanding of the museum's themes.
• Visit the museum's gift shop to purchase souvenirs or gifts related to the museum's themes.
• Take a break at the museum's cafe or restaurant to grab a bite to eat or a drink.
• Enjoy the views of the harbour and the surrounding area from the museum's location on the waterfront.
• Learn about the rich maritime heritage of Tasmania and the important role it has played in the history and culture of the region.
• Discover the stories of the people who have lived and worked on the sea, and how their experiences have shaped the history and culture of Tasmania.
• Engage with the museum's interactive exhibits which can provide a more immersive and engaging experience.