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Visit the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), an eclectic museum that features contemporary and ancient art from around the world. Take a ferry from Hobart to MONA for a unique experience.

Explore the Tasman Peninsula, where you can find stunning rock formations such as the Tasman Arch and the Blowhole. Take a boat tour to see the impressive dolerite columns of the Tasmanian coastline.

Enjoy dinner at The Dunalley Waterfront Cafe, a seafood restaurant that serves fresh, locally caught fish and shellfish.

Take a trip to the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, where you can hike through the stunning wilderness and see unique wildlife such as Tasmanian devils and wombats.

Visit the charming town of Sheffield, known for its murals that adorn the buildings throughout the town. Take a stroll through the town and stop at one of the local cafes for a cup of coffee.

Dine at the Black Cow Bistro in Launceston, a restaurant that serves high-quality Tasmanian beef and offers an extensive wine list.

Take a scenic drive along the East Coast of Tasmania, stopping at Freycinet National Park to see the famous Wineglass Bay. Take a hike up to the lookout for a stunning view of the bay.

Visit the nearby town of Bicheno, where you can take a penguin tour to see the adorable little creatures in their natural habitat.

Enjoy dinner at The Farm Shed East Coast Wine Centre, where you can taste some of Tasmania's best wines and enjoy locally sourced food.

Explore the Bay of Fires, a stunning stretch of coastline that features bright orange lichen-covered rocks and crystal clear waters. Take a walk along the beach and enjoy the serene environment.

Visit the town of Scottsdale, where you can find the Bridestowe Lavender Estate. Take a tour of the lavender fields and learn about the history and production of lavender.

Dine at Timbre Kitchen, a restaurant that focuses on Tasmanian produce and offers creative dishes that highlight the flavors of the region.

Take a trip to the Tamar Valley wine region, where you can visit some of Tasmania's best wineries and taste a variety of wines. Take a scenic drive through the valley and stop at Josef Chromy Wines for a tasting and tour of the winery.

Visit the town of Beaconsfield, where you can learn about Tasmania's mining history at the Beaconsfield Mine and Heritage Centre.

Dine at Stillwater, a restaurant located in an old flour mill that serves modern Australian cuisine using local ingredients.

Take a trip to the Tasmanian Devil Unzoo, where you can see Tasmanian devils up close and learn about conservation efforts to protect the species.

Visit the historic town of Richmond, where you can see the oldest bridge in Australia and visit the Richmond Gaol, a former prison that now serves as a museum.

Enjoy dinner at Ethos Eat Drink, a restaurant that focuses on sustainability and offers a menu that changes daily based on local produce.