Local Attractions
Tourist Places and Things to Do in Launceston
Nestled in the heart of Tasmania, Launceston casts a captivating spell on travellers with its blend of historic charm, artistic flair, and natural wonders. This vibrant city, surrounded by rolling hills and the Tamar River, offers a plethora of attractions and activities that showcase the essence of Tasmania's beauty and culture.
Discover the enchanting city of Launceston from our hotel, where you'll be treated to a blend of comfort and convenience, ensuring a memorable stay in Tasmania.
If there is one place on this list that has something for everybody, the Tamar Valley is it.
Who is James Boags? ‘The Boags Centre of Beer Lovers’ is the logical place to discover his true identity.
Launceston Distillery is a respected Tasmanian whisky distillery with a portfolio of premium products.
Possibly one of the most Instagrammed destinations in Tasmania.
A trip to Launceston without exploring its food scene would be a travesty and one without visiting Harvest Market would border on a crime.
Experience the magic of Launceston's theatre scene, with the greatly cherished Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra & local theatre companies treading the boards.
Amble through City Park, named by Trip Advisor as one of the top 10 parks in Australia.
Experience the magnificent Cataract Gorge just a 15-minute walk from the centre of the city.
Zoom into the National Automobile Museum located in a new home on Lindsay Street, Invermay and view an impressive collection of vintage and contemporary vehicles.
Be inspired by Design Tasmania, located on the edge of City Park and home of the Tasmanian Wood Design collection amongst a handful of great exhibitions held annually.
Expand your mind at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Australia’s largest regional museum.
The Tamar Valley Wine Region
If there is one place on this list that has something for everybody, the Tamar Valley is it.
Championship Golf & Fly Fishing; Launceston has it all
Maybe it’s not the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Launceston, but it’s definitely not because we’re lacking.
Embark on one of Launceston's Famous Ghost Tours
Believe in Ghosts? Be enthralled as you meander down the dark alleyways of Launceston.
James Boags’s Brewery
Who is James Boags? ‘The Boags Centre of Beer Lovers’ is the logical place to discover his true identity.
Launceston Distillery
Launceston Distillery is a respected Tasmanian whisky distillery with a portfolio of premium products.
Experience The Local Produce At Harvest Markets
A trip to Launceston without exploring its food scene would be a travesty and one without visiting Harvest Market would border on a crime.
Princess Theatre & The Earl Arts Centre
Experience the magic of Launceston's theatre scene, with the greatly cherished Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra & local theatre companies treading the boards.
Immerse Yourself In The Bustling Arts, History & Theatre Scene
Did you think Port Arthur and MONA were Tasmania's only hype-worthy treasures?
A Scenic River Cruise To Remember
Cruise the rivers aboard the 'Lady Launceston' absorbing the rugged beauty of the Gorge's sheer cliffs and wide landscape along the Tamar.
City Park
Amble through City Park, named by Trip Advisor as one of the top 10 parks in Australia.
Seaport Precinct
Wander the boardwalk along the Seaport Precinct, which is home to high-class award-winning restaurants & unassuming casual family dining experiences.
Cataract Gorge
Experience the magnificent Cataract Gorge just a 15-minute walk from the centre of the city.
Golf
Whether you’re a professional, socialite or a beginner there is a golfing trip for you.
Fishing
Launceston has been crowned as the river fishing capital of Tasmania and it’s not hard to see why.
National Automobile Museum
Zoom into the National Automobile Museum located in a new home on Lindsay Street, Invermay and view an impressive collection of vintage and contemporary vehicles.
Design Tasmania
Be inspired by Design Tasmania, located on the edge of City Park and home of the Tasmanian Wood Design collection amongst a handful of great exhibitions held annually.
Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery
Expand your mind at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Australia’s largest regional museum.
