Guidebook for Launceston
Food Scene
Cafe Mondello
242 Charles StGreat coffee
Elaia Cafe Restaurant
240 Charles StAll day dining
Sweetbrew
74-82 George StExcellent coffee
Stillwater
2 Bridge RdOne of Tassie's best restaurants
Black Cow Bistro
70 George StreetBest steaks ever
Pierre's restaurant Launceston brasserie opened its doors in 1956 sporting one of the first espresso Machines in Australia. As a Tasmanian iconic institution
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Stelo at Pierre's
88 George StPierre's restaurant Launceston brasserie opened its doors in 1956 sporting one of the first espresso Machines in Australia. As a Tasmanian iconic institution
Fresh on Charles
178 Charles StVegetarian restaurants
The Pizza Pub
111 Wellington StTakeaway Pizza
Drinks & Nightlife
Sporties Hotel
252 Charles StThe local
The best of International, Australian and Tasmanian craft beer
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Saint John Craft Beer Bar
133 St John StThe best of International, Australian and Tasmanian craft beer
Sightseeing
Boag's Brewery
39 William StTake a brewery tour or just sit and taste the iconic beers
Established in the 1820s by the Launceston Horticultural Society and handed over to the Launceston City Council in 1863
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City Park
45-55 Tamar StEstablished in the 1820s by the Launceston Horticultural Society and handed over to the Launceston City Council in 1863
Launceston's own piece of wilderness just 15 minutes walk from the city centre.
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Cataract Gorge Reserve
74-90 Basin RdLaunceston's own piece of wilderness just 15 minutes walk from the city centre.
The central span chair lift of 308 metres is believed to be the longest single chairlift span in the world.
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First Basin
The central span chair lift of 308 metres is believed to be the longest single chairlift span in the world.
The Museum is particularly known for its colonial art, decorative arts, Tasmanian natural history and convict collection.
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Inveresk Park & Ride (Tiger Bus Stop) station
The Museum is particularly known for its colonial art, decorative arts, Tasmanian natural history and convict collection.
Shopping
The Old Umbrella Shop is one of the last surviving, largely intact early twentieth century shops in Tasmania. It offers an experience far from that of contemporary retail practice.
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National Trust Old Umbrella Shop
60 George StThe Old Umbrella Shop is one of the last surviving, largely intact early twentieth century shops in Tasmania. It offers an experience far from that of contemporary retail practice.
Essentials
Ye Olde Greengrocer
248 Charles StLocal & organic fruit & vegies
Coles Launceston (Charles St)
198 Charles StSupermarket
Delicacy
35 Canning StDelicatessen
Alps & Amici
38 Abbott StExcellent pre prepared soups, salads and meals
MOOD FOOD Grand Central
96 Wellington StGreat Tassie produce