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3 Best Landmarks in Launceston

Name: 3 Best Landmarks in Launceston
Rating: 4.9

Expert-recommended Top 3 Landmarks in Launceston, TAS. All selected landmarks undergo rigorous 50-Point Inspection, assessing reviews, reputation, history, price, proximity, and more to ensure excellence.

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FRANKLIN HOUSE

413-419 Hobart Road, Youngtown,
Launceston, TAS 7249 Directions

Since 1838

“Franklin House is a renowned historic property, designed in Georgian style, constructed in 1838 for Britton Jones, a former convict who became a Launceston brewer and innkeeper. Franklin House contains a collection of fine English-period furniture, including several colonial pieces and musical instruments. The National Trust in Tasmania was founded in 1960 to preserve and furnish this house, then known as The Hollies. The House offers guided tours to help students learn about the cultural traditions of the time. Franklin House's ample space is ideal for private weddings or corporate events. Visitors can also explore the house’s unique artefacts and gift shop, which contains local crafts and products.”

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LAUNCESTON TRAMWAY MUSEUM

2 Invermay Road, Invermay,
Launceston, TAS 7248 Directions

Since 1910

“Launceston Tramway Museum works to restore the old trams that once roamed Launceston, Tasmania. Launceston Tramway Museum's 50 volunteers actively work to preserve this exciting history, and the museum showcases the evolution of transport in Launceston alongside fascinating historical exhibits. The Tramway Museum entertains and enlightens groups of all types and collaborates with visitors to ensure a memorable experience. The museum features a workshop, a large modern display gallery, and a rail track running through the precinct. You can enjoy a tram ride while exploring the museum and discovering the wonders of Inveresk. Launceston Tramway Museum offers free admission for visitors.”

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LAUNCESTON CENTENARY CLOCK & CHIMES

68 Cameron Street,
Launceston, TAS 7250 Directions

Since 1906

“Launceston Centenary Clock & Chimes serve as a tribute to the city's centenary, celebrated in 1906. When the centenary plaque was unveiled, the clock and chimes were handed over to the town in 1910. The official handover of the clock and chimes, constructed in the Post Office tower, to the City Council, took place on July 11th, with a large gathering at the Town Hall that included Senator Keating and the aldermen. The tower is a dominant architectural feature in the surrounding precinct and marks the historical centre of town, which includes government offices, the State Library, and the Town Hall service centre. The Launceston Centenary Clock & Chimes reflect the rich history of Launceston.”

3 Best Landmarks in Launceston