Location

Launceston's City Park is only a short 2 minute walk away from the hotel. Beautifully kept gardens, Monkey enclosure, train rides around the park and a playground.

Known for its colonial art, decorative arts, Tasmanian natural history and convict collection. Only a short 10 minute walk from the CBD.

UTAS Stadium is home to Hawthorn Football Club. The stadium is used for many sporting and entertainment events throughout the year.

Boag's Brewery is located in the CBD, close walking distance to the hotel. The brewery is open to the public for tours and tastings.

The Cataract Gorge is one of Tasmania's most iconic tourist and local hot spots all year long. Open to the public 7 days a week, restaurant & café, swimming pool, chairlifts and amazing walking tracks.

The Tamar River Cruises operates off the Seaport boardwalk. The cruise will take you up through the Gorge and down the Tamar Valley.

Hollybank Treetops is located about 20 minutes out of Launceston, right near Lilydale. Offering thrilling and breathtaking Zipline tours, including Segway tours and rope climbing.

Watch Tasmanian platypuses and echidna's play. Located in Beauty Point, which is only a 40 minute drive from the Launceston CBD.

The Honey Farm is just past Deloraine and is open to the public selling balsamic glaze, beeswax products, honey, nougat and skin care products.

House of Anvers is a chocolate factory located in Latrobe. Dine in at the cafe, take a tour of the factory or taste the different chocolates made.

Ashgrove Cheese factory is on the Bass Highway in Elizabeth Town. Tastings and sales available.

The raspberry farm is located in Elizabeth Town off the Bass Highway. Sales and tastings are available and also a cafe showcasing the raspberries in their menu.

Tasmania Zoo exhibits the largest collection of rare, exotic and native species.

Located just off the Bass Highway near Ashgrove cheese factory is the Tasmanian Food & Wine Conservatory. Serving breakfast and lunch using local Tasmanian produce.

Josef Chromy Vineyard is located in Relbia, just a short 15 minute drive out of Launceston. Serving lunch & dinner overlooking a lake and the vineyard. Wine tastings and sales available.

Located just near Kings Bridge, the Pinot Shop specialises in the best premium pinot noir. Also offers other Tasmanian and worldwide wines.

Located down the Tamar Valley, only 40 minutes from Launceston. Take a tour of the seahorse farm, buy a souvenir in the gift shop or have a bite at the kiosk.

Go to the Village Cinemas website to see daily movies screening at the Launceston cinema.

Not for profit organisation that promotes and engages contemporary Tasmanian design. Designs available to purchase and only located a short 2 minute walk from the hotel, near the City Park.

Ben Lomond is a mountain located in the North of Tasmania. Ski equipment & hire available, a cafe and is open to the public from July - mid September.

Cradle Mountain is located West of Launceston. Accommodation available with restaurant, great walking tracks nearby and snow in the Winter season.

Mount Barrow is located North East of Launceston. Explore the discovery trail and visitor centre open to the public

Approximately 2 kms out of Lilydale town you will find the Lilydale Falls. Easily accessable for all fitness levels, great for camping with onsite facilities such as public toilets, BBQ areas and childrens playground.

Prince's Square is an iconic Launceston park in the CBD. A large fountain centres the park along with benches and landscape.

Launceston Aquatic is open to the public and located a short 10 minute walk up High Street from the hotel. Great fun for the whole family with a cafe on site.

Little Rivers Brewing Co. is a Tasmanian boutique style craft brewery in Scottsdale that provides visitors with a handcrafted, quality range of beer.

The Makers’ Workshop celebrates Tasmania’s makers, innovators and artists. This award-winning building is a “must see” when visiting Burnie.

Saint John Craft Beer Bar, Launceston, features the best of international, Australian and Tasmanian craft beer. As well as a fantastic range of bottled beer (170+), craft ciders, wines and top-shelf spirits.

A 45 minute drive from Launceston brings you to the salmon farm, ginseng nursery and wetlands near Deloraine. They offer free tastings and a small café is located at the farm where light lunches are available.

Liffey Falls State Reserve is nestled within cool temperate rainforest on the slopes of the Great Western Tiers. There are a variety of walks to suit everyone and a picnic spot to stop for lunch afterwards.

Evandale hosts a regular country market every Sunday from 8:00am until 1:30pm. There is a great variety of stalls and the Evandale Light Rail and pony rides for children.

Every Sunday from 9am, pick up some great bargains in a fun and friendly atmosphere. The market has over 150 stalls, all of which are undercover. Free parking and free entry.

Bridestowe Lavender Estate runs over 260 acres and is the world’s largest privately-owned lavender farm. Their premium lavender oil and flowers are used to create a wide range of beautiful products.

Hillwood Berry Farm is an iconic, family run farm in the heart of the scenic Tamar Valley. Pick Your Own Strawberries, Raspberries, Loganberries, Blackberries and Currants.

Velo Vineyard, Winery & Cellar Door boast a quality collection of cool climate wines for any occasion. Alongside the vineyard & cellar door is Timbre Restaurant operated by renowned local chef Matt Adams.

Come and experience the history, elegance and style of one of Australia's most significant motoring collections.

The Launceston Night Market is the community gathering place for great food, wine, music and cider!

This part of Tasmania’s east coast was named by Lonely Planet as the hottest travel destination in the world, and is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful places in Australia.

Every Saturday morning in the heart of the Tamar Valley, Harvest Launceston Community Farmers’ Market brightens a quiet inner city car park and brings the farm gate to you.

The Blue Derby Mountain Bike Trails encompass some of the most stunning landscapes in the state. The spectacular purpose built trails are enjoying wide acclaim; round two of the prestigious Enduro World Series event was held in Derby in April 2017.

Built in 1911, the theatre is steeped in history. Musicals, concerts, ballet, opera, eisteddfods, drama, circus, comedy, family shows ... they're all staged at the Princess Theatre!

The Earl Arts Centre is an intimate, black box theatre that opened in 1993. It is located directly behind Launceston's Princess Theatre.

The climate never changes inside the Mole Creek Caves, so it’s a perfect place to visit year round. Dress warmly and wear comfortable walking shoes.