Brooke Street Pier

Visited the Brooke Street Pier during the day and again for the Twilight Markets. Enjoyed both. Some funky stalls inside the Pier for some fun gifts, and the Twilight Market had some totally delicious food. Had the Sri Lankan Potato curry and was very happy.

Lots of quality handmade items, cafe and tourist information. Booking centre for MONA tickets and where the MONA ferries depart. Toilets downstairs and around a few corners.

This place on the Hobart waterfront has a great ambience and the atmosphere is friendly and vibrant. There is a bar/cafe serving drinks and pastries with great views over the cove. Many other stalls selling a diverse variety of goods and innovative produce. Highly recommended.

It is so fun to have such a range of seafood available to you, coming off a boat! The pier is well maintained and there are not a lot of seagulls around, made for a very nice experience.

Such a lovely location, take a stroll, eat an icecream or grab some fish & chips! So much history you can feel the ghosts of yesteryear walk along with you...

It just needs to grow on you. At first sight it has nothing much to offer, but 3 days into it you begin to show its uniqueness. It also begins to show that it is part of Salamanca shopping and eating precinct

Great coffee inside, plenty of local things to buy while waiting for the Mona catamaran. Beautiful place to wander around and take in the beauty of the waterfront

The location for the MONA ferry and many restaurants/bars as well as a few shop/stands. It is a modern funky looking glass building near Salamanca market and it can't be missed. Worth a walk through as there's lots to see.

Nice spot for an end of day nightcap. Quite quiet with a 1920s sort of vibe. Some interesting cocktails. Would have a nice view in the daytime.

Right in the middle of Hobart is this great pier. Access to everything you need to explore in Hobart.