Launceston in the North of Tasmania is the second largest city after the capital Hobart located in the South. Home to nearly 100,000 people, Launceston was established in 1805 and is located in the Tamar Valley area.
Suburbs of Launceston include Prospect, Kings Meadows and Summerhill to the South of the city, Newstead to the east and Invermay to the North of the city centre. The city centre of Launceston has an interesting array of shops including a book shop called Birchalls which is noted as the oldest bookshop in Australia.
For visitors touring through Launceston there is a wealth of activities and food to eat. There are many vineyards in the Tamar Valley that offer high quality food and wine. There is much nature to take in by bushwalking around the Valley through the many reserves.
When continuing traveling through the region a trip via Scottsdale reveals amazing countryside to take in and the drive through to St Helens takes in surrounds and is rewarding for both the trip and destination.
Launceston is serviced extensively with many connections to mainland Australia. Flights are provided by Virgin Blue, Qantas, JetStar and Tiger airways. Flights are available directly to Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. The trip to Sydney takes around an hour and a half. Hire cars are available at Launceston airport check Launceston Car Rentals for companies servicing Launceston.
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