Shopping in Tasmania
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Design Centre of Tasmania
The Design Centre of Tasmania, on the edge of City Park, is a retail outlet displaying high-quality work by Tasmanian craftspeople – if you covet a giant Huon pine clothes peg, the prices here are as good as anywhere in the state. In the same building, the Wood Design Collection showcases local designs, with more sassafras, Huon pine and myrtle than your average southwest forest.
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Art Mob
This gallery exhibits and sells Aboriginal fine art and jewelry with an emphasis on the work of Tasmanian Aboriginal artists. Cafes restaurants and bars, including The Henry Jones Art Hotel, are nearby.
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Recycled Recreation
At The Climbing Edge indoor rock-climbing centre, this store sells second-hand outdoor gear. Chances are a tent you get here has already been waterproofed, but you'll probably want to double-check.
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Tasmanian Wine Centre
Tasmanian Wine Centre stocks a huge range of the state's wines and claims the finest selection on the island. It also organises shipping, winery tours and tutored wine tastings for groups.
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Kathmandu
Kathmandu is a New Zealand-based chain of active apparel stores. Here you'll find everything from heavy-duty hiking packs to shoes made from recycled materials to urban streetwear.
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Bathurst St Antique Centre
Bathurst Street Antique Centre sells everything from mid-20th century oil paintings and French china dolls to quaint vases and furniture. Antique buffs should not miss this one.
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Paddy Pallin
Named for one of Australia's pioneering bushwalkers and still owned by the family, Paddy Pallin sells outdoor gear ranging from microfiber T-shirts to fleece-lined gloves.
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Antiques Market
The Antiques Market offers two levels of art and Colonial, Georgian and Victorian antique furniture and specializes in producing made-to-order pieces from Tasmanian woods.
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Handmark Gallery
Handmark Gallery puts on solo and group exhibitions of interesting ceramics, glass, wood and textiles, as well as paintings and sculpture by Tasmanian artists.
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Salamanca Fresh Fruit Market
Gourmet self-caterers should head to Salamanca Fresh Fruit Market for fruit and groceries.
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Wursthaus
Fine-food showcase off Salamanca Place selling speciality smallgoods, cheeses, breads, wines and pre-prepared meals.
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Fresco Market
Self-caterers should find most of what they need at Fresco Market.
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City Supermarket
The most central self-catering option is City Supermarket.
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Wilderness Society Shop
Environmental publications, wildlife posters, DVDs, maps and calendars.
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Hobart Book Shop
Tasmania-centric titles, Tassie writers and secondhand selections.
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Fullers Bookshop
Great range of literature and travel guides, plus a cafe upstairs.
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Birchalls
Considered as Australia’s oldest bookshop (c 1844).
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Salamanca Market
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Farmers Market
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Antiques to Retro
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Pinot Shop
This boutique bottle-o specialises in Pinot Noirs and fine wines – particularly of the Tasmanian variety. It also does premium international and 'big-island' vintages.
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Mill Providore + Gallery
Above Stillwater Restaurant in the Ritchie's Mill complex, you'll find this treasure-trove of everything for the home, kitchen, stomach and soul. There's a brilliant delicatessen and chocolatier for picnic goodies.
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Despard Gallery
Top-notch contemporary Tasmanian arts.
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Alps & Amici
Esteemed chef Daniel Alps has set up this smart providore where you can buy his restaurant-quality meals to take away, classy cakes, cheeses, meats and seafood, the freshest fruit and veg, and Tasmanian beer and wine.
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