Tasmania (TAS)
South Bruny, Tasmania, Australia
Tasmania is situated south of Australia, the country's largest island and smallest state. It lies across the Bass Strait from the state of Victoria, and faces the Southern Ocean to its south. Tasmania's population 576,000 is centered primarily around Greater Hobart, the capital.
Tasmania at Large
Cascades Female Factory
Queen Victoria Museum at Inveresk
Army Museum of Tasmania
Mawson's Huts Museum
West Coast Heritage Center
Channel Museum
Bass Strait Maritime Museum
Maritime Museum Tasmania
Beaconsfield Mine & Heritage Centre
Port Arthur Historic Site
Burnie Regional Museum
Bass and Flinders Maritime Museum
Hobart Convict Penitentiary
Pooseum
Tasmania Museum and Art Gallery
National Automobile Museum of Tasmania
Tasmanian Transport Museum
Narryna - the Merchant's House
Mawson's Huts Museum
Salmon Ponds and the Museum of Trout Fishing
Waddamana Power Station Heritage Site
Other things to see in Tasmania
Constitution Dock
Saint David's Anglican Cathedral Museum
Ingle Hall
Galley Museum
Low Head Pilot Station Maritime Museum
Woodsdale Museum
The Shot Tower Historic Site and The Tower Tearoom