This wild and remote island state is defined by its rugged beauty and laid back locals. Sparsely populated,Tasmania is a natural state where approximately 45 percent of it lies in reserves, national parks and World Heritage Sites. In fact, Tasmania was the birthplace of the first environmental party in the world all the way back in 1972. The majority of its population and man-made sites can be found in its capital, Hobart. Here you will find the Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, which incorporates the city’s oldest building and features Aboriginal and wildlife displays.
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