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655 Main Road, Berriedale, TAS, 7011

+61 3 6277 9900

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Mona, located 15 minutes from central Hobart, was designed by Fender Katsalidis Architects, to be explored — as a space of wonder and experiment.
Mona is synonymous with art but there’s also food, wine bars, restaurants, cellar door, accommodation, library and a chapel.
There are multiple spaces, for groups of 10 to 450 — around the building and inside it. The premier space The Void, 13 metres underground, and home to a Triassic-aged sandstone wall, original artworks, and a full cocktail bar.
Mona accepts private events on operational days after operational hours, including Exclusive Museum Exploration. The Mona Roma is also available for exclusive hire, the super-speedy camouflage catamaran runs passengers from Brooke Street Pier to Mona in style.

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Room Seated pax Standing pax
The Void-250
The Source Restaurant6080
Faro44-
Moorilla Wine Bar 30100
Nolan Gallery -450

Do

Mona is located 11 kilometres north of Hobart on a small peninsula known as Large Frying Pan Island, approximately a 20 minutes’ drive or 25 minutes’ via water on their high-speed camouflage catamaran. Cruise the upper harbour and see the sights of kunanyi / Mt Wellington, Government House and Risdon Cove before arriving upon Mona’s 99 steps.
The museum was designed by Fender Katsalidis Architects, to be explored — as a space of wonder and experiment. Mona is synonymous with art but there’s also food, wine bars, restaurants, cellar door, accommodation, library and a chapel. The premier space the Void, 13 metres underground, and home to a Triassic-aged sandstone wall, original artworks, and a full cocktail bar. Available for exclusive hire on operational days after operational hours.

Stay

Stay onsite and set yourself up in one of our eight luxury Pavilions perched on the bank of the Derwent River. Each is named after an influential Australian artist or architect, featuring original artworks. They are fully self-contained with access to a heated infinity pool, sauna and gym. Free access to the museum is included, as well as breakfast at The Source Restaurant.

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Eat & Drink

Upstairs in the Ether Building is the Source Restaurant. It takes its name from a painting by Australian modernist, John Olsen, installed in the foyer ceiling. It has a balcony with unique ‘living tables’ for a very unique dining experience, with views across the museum grounds and Derwent River.

The Wine Bar is situated just nearby the Ether Building. Spill onto the deck, watch Moorilla wine age in barrels through the winery’s internal windows. Indoor and outdoor seating suits all seasons with the entire space available for hire. Enjoy the latest releases from Moorilla wine or a refreshing Moo Brew beer.

The hospitality team is well known for their inventive catering and there will always be a strong artistic influence. From cocktail food to grazing tables,  brilliant banquets to intimate dinners, Mona delivers a theatrical experience every time.

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