Maritime Museum of Tasmania

Basically, it is the only museum in Hobart. In the city center, the location is very good. There are not many people. It is free. It is not big. It is full of up to an hour. What is impressive is the slaughter and aggression of Westerners against indigenous peoples, and it is surprising that contemporary Australians are constantly reflecting on and re-examining how to treat indigenous civilizations. Did Europeans bring civilization or disaster?

The Tasmanian Museum and Art Museum are cordially regarded as the main multidisciplinary Museum in southern Tasmania. Indoor exhibits range from coins to animals to furniture, to art, social history, decorative art, Antarctic history, and more. Take a three-hour walk, and include a coffee shop seat in your tour. Enjoy snacks, coffee or wine. It's quite convenient in the center of Hobart. For people who come to Hobart regularly, the exhibitions here change over time, so it's worth seeing them often.

Tasmania, an island separated from Australia, has many distinctive stories about the oceans. Hobart, adjacent to the ocean, is just beside the museum, a huge yacht pier moored with many kinds of yachts, and the museum mainly introduces the advantages of this coastal city for seafood, navigation and other aspects.

This maritime museum is near the pier, so I think we can see it together, in fact, it is not like the big maritime museum displaying the kind of marine undertaking of the country, here more feels like a kind of collection museum.

This maritime museum is located on the opposite side of the port terminal. It can be seen at a glance that is a red brick building. There are still surprises inside, and there are some smaller and difficult to see in the big museum.