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Launceston Cataract Gorge
The Gorge Reserve is a place filled with the stories and memories of our past.
Between the towering granite facades, you'll find walking and hiking tracks, lookouts, pool, suspension bridge, Victorian gardens, peacocks, interpretation centre and the longest single chairlift in the world.
Boags Beer Tour
J. Boag & Son currently offer tours of our historic brewery each weekday. The tour includes a full circuit of our brewery from the brew house to the packaging line, information on the brewing process and Boag’s fascinating history.
Entally House
Built in 1819 by Thomas Haydock Reibey eldest son of Mary and Thomas Reibey of Sydney.
Entally Houses a magnificent collection of regency furniture and silverware. The gardens are superb with chapel, green house, coach house and stables all open for inspection.
Tamar River Cruises
Launceston sits at the fork of the Tamar, North Esk and South Esk rivers.
You can explore these Rivers aboard the Odyssey cruiser, departing and returning to Home Point in Launceston.
Queen Victoria Museum
The Museum is located on two sites, the original purpose-built building in Royal Park and the Inveresk site, once the Launceston Railway Workshops. The development of the Launceston Railway Workshops is a story of transformation.
Seahorse World
Seahorse World provides a unique insight into the mystical, intriguing and lovable seahorse from birth, in a working farm. When touring the working aquarium you will be accompanied by informative guides providing an educational experience.
Beaconsfield Gold Shaft
The whole family can enjoy this fascinating museum with over 30 visitor-activated displays. Allow 1 hour minimum to explore the complex. BBQ, picnic area, park and playground facilities. Just a 30 Minute drive from Launceston.
Grindelwald
Modelled on a traditional Swiss Village, Grindelwald is just a few kilometres off the highway and is another must see. The village includes a world class resort, a small shopping village, restaurants and a 9 hole good quality golf course.
National Automobile Museum of Tasmania
Open
9.00 am - 5.00 pm seven days a week. Closed Christmas Day
Best presentation in Australia of exotic automobiles. You can view cars being restored in the internationally-renowned workshop.
Penny Royal World
At Penny Royal World you can take a
barge ride through the underground Gunpowder Mills,
Sail on the Sandpiper our 10 gun sloop of war, and join the crew in firing the cannons or
Travel on our fully restored No. 16 Launceston Tram to the Windmill & Cornmill.
York Park
York Park has always been central to sporting and cultural life in Launceston and the northern region, but it is only since 1999, that it has firmly established itself as the home of AFL football in Tasmania.
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