art gallery Archives - Hoblets On The Go

Nestled on Adelaide's celebrated North Terrace, the Art Gallery of South Australia (AGSA) is a landmark institution founded in 1881, home to nearly 45,000 works of Australian, Indigenous, European, Asian and Islamic art, with free daily access and a rich year-round programme of exhibitions and events.

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Australia: Northern Territory – Alice Spring & Uluru NP

Alice Springs and Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park sit at the spiritual and geographical heart of Australia's Northern Territory, offering travellers a rare encounter with ancient Aboriginal culture, extraordinary desert landscapes, and one of the most iconic natural landmarks on the planet.

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Australia: New South Wales – UNESCO, Blue Mountains

Katoomba sits at the heart of the Blue Mountains — a vast, World Heritage-listed wilderness of sandstone escarpments, eucalypt forest, and mist-filled valleys that stretches across the Great Dividing Range just west of Sydney, offering visitors an extraordinary blend of natural drama, cultural history, and cool-climate charm.

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Australia: Tasmania – UNESCO, Tasmanian Wilderness

The Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area encompasses nearly 1.6 million hectares of south-west Tasmania, protecting one of the Southern Hemisphere's most ecologically intact and culturally significant landscapes, from ancient rainforests and glacial peaks to Aboriginal rock art and wild, wind-scoured coastlines.

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Australia: Tasmania – Tasmanian Aboretum

The Tasmanian Arboretum is a 66-hectare community-founded botanical tree park near Devonport, Tasmania, harbouring over 5,000 temperate plants, world-class platypus sightings and a rich limestone heritage within a serene valley landscape.

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Australia: Tasmania – Unique Attractions

Tasmania's most eccentric attractions — from a Swiss village in the Tamar Valley to a giant platypus and convict-built bridge — prove that odd is simply another word for extraordinary.

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Australia: Tasmania – Maria Island

Maria Island is a pristine, car-free Tasmanian national park combining extraordinary wildlife, dramatic coastal scenery, and layers of convict and colonial heritage into one of Australia's most rewarding island getaways.

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Australia: Tasmania – Eagle Hawk Neck & Tasman National Park

Eagle Hawk Neck and Tasman National Park form a breathtaking coastal wilderness on Tasmania's Tasman Peninsula, offering dramatic sea cliffs, geological wonders, and world-class walking trails within easy reach of Port Arthur and Hobart.

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Australia: Tasmania – Port Arthur

Port Arthur, on Tasmania's Tasman Peninsula, is a UNESCO World Heritage convict site where sweeping coastal landscapes meet remarkably preserved sandstone ruins, museums, and living history that together tell the defining story of colonial Australia.

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Australia: Tasmania Bruny Island

Bruny Island is a wild, unhurried Tasmanian retreat of ancient forests, dramatic coastlines, abundant wildlife, and outstanding artisan produce, accessible by a short ferry crossing from Kettering, just south of Hobart.

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Australia: Tasmania – MONA

MONA — the Museum of Old and New Art — is a subterranean, privately funded cultural landmark on the Berriedale peninsula in Hobart, Tasmania, housing one of the Southern Hemisphere's most provocative and boundary-defying art collections across ancient, modern and contemporary works.