Shopping in Tasmania

Tasmania is known for its locally made products and artisanal goods, making it a great destination for shopping. Here are some places to shop in Tasmania:

    Salamanca Market - Held every Saturday in Hobart's historic Salamanca district, the Salamanca Market offers a range of local crafts, food, and live music. Visitors can browse stalls selling handcrafted jewelry, clothing, and art, as well as sample local foods and produce.

    MONA Market - The MONA Market is a seasonal market held at the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Hobart. The market features local artisanal products, such as handmade ceramics, textiles, and jewelry.

    Farm gates - Tasmania's countryside is home to a range of farms and producers, offering visitors the opportunity to buy fresh produce and products directly from the source. Some popular farm gates include Ashmore Foods, which specializes in fresh oysters, and Tasmanian Gourmet Sauce Company, which produces a range of artisanal sauces and condiments.

    Art galleries - Tasmania is home to a vibrant arts scene, with many galleries and studios offering locally made art and crafts. Some popular galleries include Handmark Gallery in Hobart and Burnie Regional Art Gallery in Burnie.

    Boutique shops - Tasmania's cities and towns offer a range of boutique shops and specialty stores, selling everything from handmade clothing and jewelry to vintage and retro finds. Some popular shopping destinations include the Collins Street Precinct in Hobart and the Launceston CBD.

These are just a few examples of the many places to shop in Tasmania. Whether you're looking for local crafts and products, fresh produce, or unique finds, Tasmania has something to offer for every type of shopper.