Guidebook for Launceston
Entertainment & Activities
University of Tasmania Stadium
2 Invermay RdHawthorn games
Sightseeing
One of Launceston's gems
A great walk from York Mansions or park your car in Basin Road car park
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Cataract Gorge Reserve
74-90 Basin RdOne of Launceston's gems
A great walk from York Mansions or park your car in Basin Road car park
Food Scene
Stunning Saturday morning market. Grab a coffee and browse some of Tassie's best produce. Enjoy a great community atmosphere & local vibe. A must do on Saturday mornings between 830am and 1230pm.
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Harvest Market
71 Cimitiere StStunning Saturday morning market. Grab a coffee and browse some of Tassie's best produce. Enjoy a great community atmosphere & local vibe. A must do on Saturday mornings between 830am and 1230pm.
Sweetbrew
74-82 George StGreat coffee and edgy food
Bryher
Great coffee & only uses locally sourced food
Rossilli Cafe
115 George StExcellent coffee - Italian vibe
Launceston's best providore and also coffee shop. Grab a ready made meal for a night in.
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Alps & Amici
38 Abbott StLaunceston's best providore and also coffee shop. Grab a ready made meal for a night in.
Drinks & Nightlife
Located on the rivers edge at Seaport. Enjoy a drink and a bar snack or dine in the restaurant
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Mud Bar & Restaurant
28 Seaport BlvdLocated on the rivers edge at Seaport. Enjoy a drink and a bar snack or dine in the restaurant
Cinco Passiones
47A Brisbane StA quiet drink or cocktail
Arts & Culture
Design Tasmania
Tamar StreetExquisite furniture made from Tasmanian timbers
Parks & Nature
Launcestonians are very proud of our City Park. Magnificent trees and well worth a stroll early morning. Return via George Street for a coffee
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City Park station
Launcestonians are very proud of our City Park. Magnificent trees and well worth a stroll early morning. Return via George Street for a coffee
Shopping
National Trust Old Umbrella Shop
60 George StFamous for its umbrellas