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Salamanca Market Hobart: The Saturday Market at Battery Point

The Salamanca Market, held every Saturday morning along Salamanca Place at the foot of Hobart's Battery Point, is one of the most celebrated outdoor markets in Australia. Around 300 stalls cover fresh produce, handmade crafts, local art, clothing, fresh flowers, street food and Tasmanian specialty products including leatherwood honey, cold-climate wines and smoked salmon. The market runs rain or shine from approximately 8:30am to 3pm, and the historic sandstone warehouses behind the stalls are a UNESCO World Heritage-nominated backdrop. Arriving before 10am for the best selection is recommended. Entry is free, parking is limited, and the market is an easy walk from Hobart CBD via the waterfront.

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    Salamanca Market (Saturday)

    Hobart

    Over 300 stallholders fill the sandstone waterfront precinct every Saturday from 8am to 3pm — fresh produce, handmade arts and crafts, food and street entertainment.

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    Salamanca Arts Centre

    Hobart

    A living arts complex in the Salamanca Place warehouses, with galleries, studios, performance spaces and regular community events open to the public.

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    Salamanca Place Restaurants and Bars

    Hobart

    The heritage warehouses of Salamanca Place house some of Hobart's best restaurants and bars, with a lively outdoor dining scene particularly on Friday evenings.

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    Henry Jones Art Hotel

    Hobart

    A world-famous boutique hotel in a converted IXL jam factory at the waterfront, with original artwork throughout and one of Australia's most unique hotel experiences.

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    Sullivan's Cove Waterfront

    Hobart

    Adjacent to Salamanca Place, the working waterfront at Sullivan's Cove has fishing vessels, the CSIRO research ship and the MONA ROMA ferry departure point.

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