Launceston
Launceston is much more than the hub of the northern region of Tasmania, Australia's island state.
Even the blowing of a typically cool breeze means more here than just showing that Launceston weather means mild temperatures.
It is a reminder that at latitude 42-degrees south, Launceston is comparable to Madrid in the Northern hemisphere. This means summer days that are glorious and clear with no humidity. Perfect for travel around the many attractions in Launceston.
While the same breeze in winter means your Launceston holiday is set to be about crisp days, ideal for snuggling up by a fire in Launceston. Just the thought is seductive.
Explore the Launceston map and you will see that its parks, gardens, and many residential streets are magnificent in seasonal colour from March to April and again from September to October. That's right, unlike mainland Australia's north; Launceston is about the beauty of all four seasons.
In such a wonderful city it is hardly surprising that the people in Launceston know how to relax, unwind and indulge themselves.
Arrive in Launceston and you are at the gateway to the Tamar Valley and its renowned wine region. However, it is also home to arguably Australia's finest beer, James Boag's Premium.
A stroll through the city will discover many of Launceston's fine arts and artisans showing off their art and craft.
Heritage-wise, Launceston Tasmania offers much for the history buff. So you could follow the footsteps of convicts and bushrangers, or settle back in any one of Launceston's fine accommodation choices.
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Launceston
Tasmania's Launceston is Australia's third oldest city and marks the joining of three rivers - the Tamar, North Esk and South Esk.
Launceston Restaurants
Launceston, Tasmania is one of the state's food and wine regions, yielding fabulous wineries and produce nourished by Launceston's unique weather.
Launceston Tourist Attractions
There's so much to do around Tasmania's Launceston and a See Tasmania Card featuring entry to many regional attractions is a great way to get started.




