7 of the best Hobart markets for artisan produce and design stalls

Chloe Cann is an award-winning freelance travel and food writer, born in England, based in Melbourne and Roman by adoption. Since honing her skills at City St George's, University of London with a master's degree in journalism, she's been writing almost exclusively about travel for more than a decade, and has worked in-house at newspapers and travel magazines in London, Phnom Penh, Sydney and Melbourne. Through a mixture of work and pleasure, she's been fortunate enough to visit 80 countries to date, though there are many more that she is itching to reach. While the strength of a region's food scene tends to dictate the location of her next trip, she can be equally swayed by the promise of interesting landscapes and offbeat experiences. And with a small person now in tow, travel looks a little different these days, but it remains at the front of her mind.

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  • Kaarina Honkavaara says:

    How about Bream Creek Farmers Market….Lovely position, well worth visiting

  • Cheryl says:

    One of the best markets in the state is Evandale Market in the north of the state it not only has local food and produce but locally made artisan products and such array of goods and has a fun festive atmosphere when you go there. that keep locals and tourists coming back. There is also the Harvest Market ran in Launceston where you can fresh locally grown produce ranging from fruit and veg to homemade breads, fish, wines and once again has a real festive atmosphere when you go there. They are really worth taking the time to visit and experience a part of the north of the state.

  • Kimberly kok says:

    Tasmania is a gorgeous place like it so much!

  • Helen Cleary says:

    Interested to find out which markets are operating around mid Sept when we are visiting this year.

  • Jill Bridges says:

    So helpful. Thank you ☺️