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Launceston, Australia

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20 attractions, landmarks and museums worth your time, ranked by traveler reviews.

Design Centre Tasmania

144 reviews

Design Centre Tasmania showcases contemporary furniture, craft, and design in Launceston's historic former post office building.

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Bar Two

75 reviews

Bar Two is a cozy cocktail bar in Launceston's Brisbane Street, known for its intimate atmosphere and creative drinks.

City Park Radio Museum

64 reviews

Explore the evolution of radio technology at this charming museum in Launceston, featuring vintage radios, military communications gear, and a working amateur radio station.

Cinco Passiones

41 reviews

Intimate wine bar and cellar in Launceston's Earls Court Building, offering Tasmanian wines and small plates in a cozy, hidden alleyway setting.

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Airtime 360

25 reviews

Airtime 360 is an entertainment venue in Launceston, Tasmania, offering trampoline parks and fun activities for all ages.

Spotted Quoll Tasmania

22 reviews

A vibrant market in Launceston offering local produce, crafts, and Tasmanian specialties.

Cataract Gorge

Cataract Gorge

A stunning natural gorge with walking trails, a chairlift, and a swimming basin, just minutes from Launceston's city centre.

Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery

The largest museum in regional Australia, featuring art, history, and natural science exhibits in two locations.

City Park, Launceston

City Park, Launceston

A historic park with a Japanese macaque enclosure, conservatory, and playground, popular for relaxation and family outings.

Princess Theatre, Launceston

Princess Theatre, Launceston

A beautifully restored Victorian-era theatre hosting live performances, concerts, and events in the heart of Launceston.

Duck Reach Power Station

Duck Reach Power Station

A historic hydroelectric plant and museum accessible via a scenic walk along the Cataract Gorge.

Prince's Square

Prince's Square

A formal Victorian park in Launceston featuring elegant fountains, statues, and vibrant flower beds, perfect for a relaxing stroll.

Albert Hall, Launceston

Albert Hall, Launceston

A grand 1891 exhibition venue hosting conferences, concerts, and community events, known for its impressive architecture.

Inveresk & York Park Precinct

Inveresk & York Park Precinct

A major sports and entertainment complex in Launceston, home to the Tasmanian cricket team and hosting various events.

York Park

York Park

Launceston's premier sports stadium hosting AFL and cricket with a lively atmosphere and capacity over 19,000.

Franklin House (Launceston)

Franklin House (Launceston)

A beautifully preserved Georgian mansion museum offering a glimpse into colonial life in Tasmania.

Majestic Theatre, Launceston

Majestic Theatre, Launceston

A historic cinema and performance venue showing films and live shows in an ornate setting.

Christ Church and Milton Hall, Launceston

Christ Church and Milton Hall, Launceston

Historic Anglican church complex with striking architecture and a community hall that hosts local events and gatherings.

St John's Church, Launceston

St John's Church, Launceston

Heritage-listed Anglican church renowned for its exquisite stained glass windows and Gothic Revival architectural style.

Launceston Synagogue

Launceston Synagogue

One of Australia's oldest surviving synagogues, reflecting Launceston's Jewish heritage with its classical design.