22/03/2025
, Tasmania, is a cultural and gastronomic hub, home to a close-knit community of winemakers, artists, distillers, designers, growers, and nature enthusiasts from all over the world.
Nestled at the meeting point of three rivers – the North Esk, South Esk, and kanamaluka / River Tamar – Launceston is a city a welcoming city. Perfect for exploring on foot. Its wild and manicured spaces are connected by heritage streetscapes and thoughtful architectural blends, offering a dynamic mix of tradition and innovation, old and new.
Here are a few ideas to add to your Northern Tassie Itinerary:
Start your Saturday morning at the farmers market, where you can meet local farmers and growers and indulge in a true gastronomic experience.
Stroll through Launceston’s city streets, a treasure trove of architectural buildings spanning different eras.
Take a leisurely walk along the riverfront paths and boardwalks, or explore the stunning Cataract Gorge with its stunning landscapes, walkways, and epic chairlift.
Dive into art, history, and natural science at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery (QVMAG), Australia’s largest regional gallery.
Hop between cellar doors in the Tamar Valley, tasting some of the best cool-climate wines from Tasmania’s biggest wine region. Also #4 spot in ’s Best in Travel 2025
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📍 Launceston, lutruwita/Tasmania
