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Hobart: An exotic place to chill out in style
Sep 10 2008, Rajni

Hobart is one of the world’s most photogenic cities which is shaped and defined by the ocean, river and a majestic mountain. It has many early grand homes and public buildings, workers’ cottages and warehouses, heritage parks and gardens.

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