Launceston CBD Travel Guide

Launceston

A classical building with arched windows and a sign reading "Art Gallery".
A brewery complex with large silos and a river reflecting the buildings.
A cityscape with autumn foliage, a mix of modern and historic buildings, and a sunset sky.
A large brick church with a tall spire and arched windows.
A calm river with two kayakers, a bridge, and industrial buildings in the background.

Stay near popular Launceston CBD attractions

An indoor shopping area with a high ceiling and glass panels. Visible stores include 'The Body Shop' and 'Birch'.

Brisbane Street Mall

8.2/10 (1,701 reviews)
Launceston’s best shopping is in easy reach at this busy community hub, where intriguing laneways and historic arcades branch off from a central sheltered mall.
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Things to do

Cataract Gorge Cruise 11:30 am

Cataract Gorge Cruise 11:30 am

£24
per adult
94% of travellers recommend
Cataract Gorge Cruise 11:30 am
Guided Kayak Tour on Launceston's scenic waterfront on foot powered Hobie kayaks

Guided Kayak Tour on Launceston's scenic waterfront on foot powered Hobie kayaks

£37
per adult
Guided Kayak Tour on Launceston's scenic waterfront on foot powered Hobie kayaks
Cataract Gorge Cruise 1:30 pm

Cataract Gorge Cruise 1:30 pm

£24
per adult
80% of travellers recommend
Cataract Gorge Cruise 1:30 pm
Launceston: Hollybank Forest Treetop Zip Lining with Guide

Launceston: Hollybank Forest Treetop Zip Lining with Guide

£77
per adult
Launceston: Hollybank Forest Treetop Zip Lining with Guide
Cloud Station Platform

Launceston: Hollybank Treetops Adventure - Zipline Tours

£53
per adult
Launceston: Hollybank Treetops Adventure - Zipline Tours
BIG 3 Tasmania - Port Arthur, Wineglass Bay, Cradle Mountain

BIG 3 Tasmania - Port Arthur, Wineglass Bay, Cradle Mountain

£303
per adult
BIG 3 Tasmania - Port Arthur, Wineglass Bay, Cradle Mountain
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Where to stay in Launceston CBD

Find the best Launceston CBD areas for the activities you enjoy most.
A river winding through a rocky gorge with dense forest on the hillsides.

South Launceston

If you're spending time in South Launceston, you might enjoy its restaurants and spas. If you've got time to venture a little farther, you can make a stop by Centro Meadow Mews Shopping Centre or Brisbane Street Mall.

A museum exhibit featuring a large, rusted train engine with informational displays and historical photographs.

Invermay

Travellers like the museums in Invermay, and University of Tasmania Stadium is a top attraction you might want to visit.

A coastal town with a marina, surrounded by mountains and hills.

Riverside

Restaurants, shopping and river views highlight some of the noteworthy features of Riverside. Make a stop by Tamar Island Wetlands Centre or Tasmania Zoo while you're exploring the neighbourhood.

A bridge over a river with surrounding greenery and buildings in the background.

West Launceston

You'll enjoy the restaurants and parks in West Launceston. You might want to make time for a stop at Cataract Gorge or Cataract Gorge Reserve.

A suspension bridge with a wooden walkway, surrounded by dense green forest.

East Launceston

Restaurants and gardens are notable features of East Launceston. You might consider stopping by Launceston Aquatic Centre while you're exploring the neighbourhood.

Launceston CBD Travel Guide

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