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Things to Do in Launceston

A serene riverside scene at dawn with outdoor tables, a pathway, and light frost on the grass. The calm river reflects the clear morning sky, while hills and buildings are visible in the distance.

Are you looking for things to do in Launceston, Tasmania? Read on, I’ve got you …

3 Week Tasmania Itinerary: The Ultimate Self-Drive Road Trip

View of a vineyard with rows of grapevines in autumn colors, a river flowing through a grassy landscape, scattered trees, and distant hills under a partly cloudy sky.

Planning a 3 week Tasmania itinerary? With three weeks to explore, you can see a …

Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens – A Free Hobart Attraction Worth Visiting

A serene garden scene at the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens featuring a pond with lily pads, surrounded by lush greenery, various plants, flowers, and trees. A wooden fence partially encircles the pond.

Looking for free things to do in Hobart? The Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens are a …

Finding the Best Hobart Street Art – A Self-Guided Walking Tour

Alleyway in Hobart adorned with various graffiti artwork, including a prominent skeleton mural.

Looking for something a little different to do in Hobart? Exploring the city’s street art …

Day Trip from Hobart to Richmond Tasmania

Richmond Bridge over the Coal River in Tasmania. A scenic stone bridge spans a small river with lush greenery and trees around; a church with a tall steeple is visible in the background under a cloudy sky.

A day trip from Hobart to Richmond is one of the easiest ways to explore …

A Port Arthur Day Trip from Hobart, Tasmania

Historic stone convict-built buildings stand along the shore with dense forested hills in the background.

One of my must-sees when I knew we were going to Hobart in Tasmania was …

Visiting MONA, Tasmania – a Review for the Artistically Challenged

Photo of a unique building over water with large geometric, rust-colored panels, a green roof, and curved silver structures, set against a backdrop of hills and residential homes.

I’ll admit it – I’m artistically challenged. I was an accountant before I stopped work …