Discover the secret spots and local treasures that most visitors miss for a truly authentic Northern Tasmanian experience
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Tamar Island Wetlands
A 15 minute drive from town is a peaceful escape from the city to connect with nature. With an abundance of bird life and easy walking trails the Wetlands is a restorative space.
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Launceston Distillery
Located in historic Hangar 17 at Launceston Airport – Tasmania’s oldest surviving aviation building - Launceston Distillery produces award winning single malt whisky with tours and tastings daily.
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Tatler Lane by Sweetbrew
Housed in an architecturally acclaimed space that was once the city's first cinema, enjoy a full-day licensed brunch, witness coffee roasting on-site, and indulge in premium coffee experiences.
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Ben Lomond Alpine Resort
Tasmania’s only location for skiing, snowboarding and tobogganing in the winter or visit in summer for hiking, rock climbing or cycling to enjoy the stunning scenery, wildflowers and infamous Jacobs Ladder.
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Design Tasmania Centre
Nestling against City Park in the centre of town, the Centre champions and showcases Tasmanian designers and makers, and highlights Tasmania’s unique position in the global design industry.
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Cinco Passiones Libation Lounge
Showcasing Tasmanian whisky, sparkling wine, cocktails and coffee with a gorgeous view over Launceston, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into another space and time.