Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery
The Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery in Launceston is the largest regional gallery and museum in Australia. The collection… Read More »Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery
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Low Head
Located on the east side of the Tamar River and just a few minutes from George Town, this small settlement… Read More »Low Head
Cape Bruny Lighthouse
Located on the southern end of Bruny Island, the lighthouse was first used in 1838 as a welcome guide to… Read More »Cape Bruny Lighthouse
Port Arthur
The British penal colony of Port Arthur is the most visited site in all of Tasmania. More than 200,000 visitors… Read More »Port Arthur
Maria Island National Park
The largest island on the east coast, Maria Island is just an hours drive from Hobart and forty five minute… Read More »Maria Island National Park
Triabunna
A coastal port with penal colony heritage Triabunna came into existence as a garrison for soldiers servicing the penal colony… Read More »Triabunna
West Coast Wilderness Railway
The West Coast Wilderness Railway is a tourist railway operating between Queenstown and Regatta Point in Maquarie Harbour, Strahan. The… Read More »West Coast Wilderness Railway