Salamanca Place

Salamanca Place is the correct address for eating, shopping and awarding one's self with a stroll among historical sandstone buildings from nineteenth century. Numerous art galleries invite the guests for a feast for the eyes. Visit the arts, crafts and souvenir shops during the day and keep on feasting at elegant Salamanca restaurants with delicious food in the evening. The atmosphere here, especially during the evening, is terrific. Furthermore, it is just "Kelly's Steps" away from Battery Point. Just a short info: Kelly's Steps are the historical stairs, built in 1839 by James Kelly, that reduce the path between Battery Point and Salamanca Place to a steep climb...

In addition to usual Salamanca Place shops, Salamanca Market takes place in the square every Saturday. It is a great attraction for those who are in Hobart at the right time! Take a walk among more than 300 stalls and see every kind of Tasmanian produce. You will definitely find the souvenir you are looking for! The market welcomes the visitors from 8.30am to 3pm.

Salamanca Place is located very close to Hobart city centre and it takes just a short walk to get there. Alternatively, it lays on the route of every bus that departs from the city.