Choose a place that fits your day

Tasmania's second-largest city, known for Victorian architecture and food scene.

A stunning natural gorge just minutes from Launceston's city center.

A museum and gallery complex in a beautifully converted railway workshop.

Launceston's vibrant Saturday farmers' market in the city center.

A pristine wetland reserve perfect for birdwatching and nature walks.

A Swiss-themed village nestled in the Tamar Valley.

The Southern Hemisphere's largest lavender farm, in bloom December-January.

A heritage museum at the site of the famous 2006 mine rescue.

The world's first seahorse farm, offering guided tours and marine exhibits.

An indoor facility where you can observe platypus and echidnas up close.

Tasmania's oldest pilot station, with a maritime museum and penguin colony.