Launceston Travel Tips
Launceston, affectionately known as "Lonnie" to the locals, is Tasmania's second largest city, however, it maintains a quanit country feel with its outstanding natural setting at the junction of the North Esk, South Esk and Tamar Rivers. Known for its historic buildings, Launceston is also home to Australia's most diverse collection of Victorian, Federation, Edwardian and Art Deco houses.
In Launceston, visitors can spend time outdoors, hiking Cataract Gorge, catch a cricket match, or take in the arts at Queen Victoria Museum. And of course you can't miss the chance to catch those menacing Tasmanian Devils at the Tasmania Zoo conservatory.
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Launceston Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, February 2011
Launceston is a popular base for touring Tasmania’s north coast region, with great accommodation and dining options, and the nearby Tamar Valley for wine-tasting day trips. Day 1: Explore ...
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Historic Towns From Launceston
Written by Viator, February 2011
Launceston is surrounded by a ring of historic colonial towns, their sleepy main streets lined with intact Georgian architecture. The pace of life is tranquil in these colonial country towns, and the ...
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