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A few local favourites

A beige striped wallpaper
A clock tower with a beige exterior, arched windows, and a clock face showing 5:00. The tower has a pointed roof with a weather vane on top, and is surrounded by tall, leafless trees and some flowering bushes with pink blossoms.
View of a marina with boats docked by water, seen through a window or grille with bars, during an overcast day.

A local guide to Launceston
Our favourite corners of the city

We’re lucky enough to call Launceston home, so this is where we share the places we genuinely love. The coffee we go back for, restaurants worth booking, local markets, beautiful walks, galleries, day trips and little corners of the city we think are worth knowing about. Whether you’re here for food and wine, a quiet weekend away or a few days of exploring northern Tasmania, consider this a good place to start.

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Launceston By Foot
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Launceston By Foot

From historic streets and beautiful parks to cafe’s, restaurant’s, galleries and local shops, many of Launceston’s highlights are within easy walking distance from Apartment 30.

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City Park – A Launceston Icon
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City Park – A Launceston Icon

Established in 1807 and handed to the Launceston City council in 1863 to create what was known as “The Peoples Park” it is a much loved community space hosting Festivale every February along with music in the park during the summer months.

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