MONA — Museum in Berriedale

Reviews of MONA

• Jordan

  Added 2016.02.22

  Because it was a cold, windy and very wet day we didn't get to explore the outdoor art but our seven hour stay would have been too short if we'd been able to do that.
• Lauren

  Added 2016.02.18

  What a place!!! Would highly recommend if in Hobart. Fantastic experience of all old & new. Great audio setup which was interesting & concise without being too verbose. The cafe & restaurants were awesome too!
• Abigail

  Added 2016.01.21

  Brilliantly quirky exhibits, definitely a must- see while in Hobart. However many of the other guests and myself found the audio guide a bit lacking and quickly gave up on listening. If only it were either more concise or engrossing, it may have been more worth listening to.
• Antonio

  Added 2015.11.18

  When we visited living artwork Tim Steiner, whose back tattoo is on display, was talking about his life in intimate sessions ($15 a person). This was an unexpected highlight of the visit.
• Justin

  Added 2015.04.19

  A busy cafe on the top floor serves hot and cold food from pies to salads.
• Alyssa

  Added 2015.02.20

  Mona was mostly as good as we had hoped and sometimes better.
• Timothy

  Added 2014.11.14

  It challenges you to wonder about art, wonder about the motives of David Walsh, ponder why you would watch a piece of art actually poop, so many questions.
• Tyler

  Added 2014.06.10

  On the lowest level there is a bar, couches and live music around lunchtime.
• Juan

  Added 2014.05.12

  The building is extraordinary and the art varied.
• Joseph

  Added 2014.02.09

  What an experience! Would definitely recommend to anyone visiting Hobart or just generally Australia. We spent time stretching from a Ferry Ride at 11:00 AM until departing at 5:00. It gave us time to walk through in a relaxed format and spend time at the wine bar, which is worth the stop. As it gets built out I would say you could definitely spend the whole afternoon here or even more.
• Nathaniel

  Added 2013.12.16

  We booked the ferry and entry online at the museum's website, which worked well and delivered all the tickets as a single pdf.
• Wyatt

  Added 2013.09.07

  Had a massively good time here; was at the museum as a part of the MOFO festival. First piece of advice, regardless of when you go to the museum: wear comfortable shoes. This is a labyrinth of a museum and goes on forever, come well equipped and you'll be fine. Has some lovely permanent exhibitions, though my personal favourite was the temporary exhibit, 'On the Origin of Art'. If you're in Hobart go here. It's well worth it.
• Gabriel

  Added 2013.09.06

  A multimedia guide is available free since there are no labels on any of the works.