The newest Park and Ride in Greater Hobart is at Claremont, which opened on Monday 20 July 2026 with 239 car spaces, and the older sites at Moonah, Kingston Denison Street and Huntingfield are listed by Metro Tasmania as free to park at. Midway Point and Firthside have also been delivered, according to the Tasmanian Government, and a site at Rokeby is planned.
Salamanca Place is closed to vehicles every Saturday for Salamanca Market, so the easy ways in are on foot, by bus to the Hobart bus mall, or by parking in one of the nearby car parks. The market runs every Saturday from 8:30am to 3pm, and the market’s own page says the old market shuttle bus no longer operates.
The best way to get to Mona from Hobart is the ferry from Brooke Street Pier, which takes about 30 minutes each way and costs from $30. Mona itself says the ferry is the best way to get there, and that parking at the museum is limited.
Parking in the City of Hobart’s Argyle Street Car Park is free for the first hour and costs $6 for one to two hours, rising to $27 for seven hours or more, as of 23 October 2026. It is open from 6:30am to 10:00pm every day, has a 2 metre height limit and 1,155 bays, and a skybridge on Level 3 leads to the Wellington Centre and the Royal Hobart Hospital.
The Royal Hobart Hospital’s Emergency Department can now be reached only from a new entrance on Argyle Street, near the corner of Liverpool Street, and cars and trucks cannot turn left from Argyle Street into Liverpool Street between 7:00am and 7:00pm. The change began at 8am on Tuesday 15 September 2026, according to the Tasmanian Government, and the Argyle Street entrance will operate until mid-2028.
On five game days between Wednesday 18 November 2026 and Sunday 17 January 2027, Ninja Stadium in Bellerive will run a traffic management plan that closes Park Street, Church Street and part of Derwent Street to general traffic. The venue says there is limited parking around the ground, that no extra bus services are planned at this time, and that rideshare and taxi pick-ups move to Douglas Street on event days.
The cheapest car park at Hobart Airport for a stay of one to four days is the Saver, at $28 for one day and $90 for three to four days, as of 20 October 2026. Hobart Airport has five car parks, and only the Long Term and Saver car parks give you the first 15 minutes free.
Bus travel across Tasmania is free until 30 June 2027, with no fare to pay and no GreenCard to tap on Metro Tasmania services. The Tasmanian Government has extended a scheme that began on Monday 30 March 2026 and was first set to end on 1 July 2026, as of 19 October 2026.
The public transport option from Hobart Airport to the city is the SkyBus Hobart City Express, which Hobart Airport says takes about 30 minutes on average and stops at five places in central Hobart. An adult ticket costs $24.00 one way, as of 19 October 2026, and you do not need to book.