Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery
Quick Facts
- Location
- Australia, Hobart
- Category
- Museum
- Duration
- 2 hours
- Opening Hours
- Generally daytime; check current times and closed days on site
- Ticket Price
- Free (special exhibitions may charge)
- Address
- Dunn Pl, Hobart TAS 7000, Australia
- Coordinates
- -42.8830, 147.3290
Introduction
The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) stands beside Constitution Dock in central Hobart and is the state's oldest museum, with free admission. Its collections follow three strands: Tasmanian Aboriginal culture, European settlement and convict history, and the island's distinctive natural history. Highlights include specimens of the extinct thylacine (Tasmanian tiger), relics from the wreck of the Intrepid and Antarctic collections, plus interactive areas for children. The buildings are converted from old customs and warehouse structures, a short walk from the waterfront and Salamanca, making it easy to combine with those areas.
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FAQ
What are the opening hours of Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery?
Generally daytime; check current times and closed days on site
How much is the admission for Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery?
Free (special exhibitions may charge)
Any practical tips for visiting Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery?
Special exhibitions rotate — check what is on before visiting. Pair with Salamanca Market (Saturdays) — the two are only minutes apart on foot.
How long should I spend at Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery?
A typical visit takes 2 hours.
