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If you want a Tasmania landmark that actually makes your camera feel useful, start with Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair and its jagged skyline.

Prefer coastline? Wineglass Bay in Freycinet National Park is the poster child—turquoise water, squeaky white sand, smug grin guaranteed.

For history, the Port Arthur Historic Site is haunting, significant and part of Australia’s World Heritage convict sites.

Closer to Hobart, kunanyi/Mount Wellington brings big views (and bigger winds), and if you fancy eyebrow-raising art, there’s MONA down the river.