City of Launceston Attractions
Visiting the city of Launceston is an unexpected treat in many ways.
The second largest city in Tasmania, the culture and sophistication of
this charming city will lead you to the excellent cafes, museums and the
beautiful open parks this city boasts. The attractiveness of being able
to walk through the city and the parks in exploration at your own pace
is very high.
 The waterfront eateries are accessible as you walk your
way through town as well as taking the boardwalk to visit the Queen
Victoria Museum. A beautiful energy develops as you continue to make
your way down the crooked path that leads you to Cataract Gorge. The
mysticisms to be discovered are found in the steep and rugged cliffs.
This area is paradise for those who love to climb rocks, and if you are
not a rock climber, then, by all means, take the chairlift and allow
yourself to be overtaken by the beautiful scenery that is not easily
found anywhere else in the world.
If you wish to enjoy the wonderful wineries, then making Launceston
your base location is an ideal way to go in every direction while
discovering the beauty of the Valley. Follow the Tamar Valley Wine Route
and revel in the cool climate wines to be found there. To see even more
of Tamar, book a river cruise and count the stars. The national parks
within a short drive of Launceston are worth noting for their natural
beauty and habitat to the animals there. Narawntapu is number one on the
list for wild life spotting. After a visit with Mother Nature, journey
into the villages of Evandale and Longford for a step back into time
when life was much simpler and was lived on the farm. This area also
offers the grand old mansion of that time for you to tour. The Woolmars,
Brickendon, Panshangar, and the Clarendon are open to enjoy.
 The population currently stands a bit over 68,000, with families
whose history began in Launceston giving it a sense of identity that is
historic in its own sense. The weather does change dramatically, with
winter temperatures averaging around 23 degrees and summertime degrees
of 52. It is not difficult to find a comfortable, gorgeous time to
visit, depending on what is you wish to enjoy the most.
Everyone is welcome in Tasmania. From the traditional couples and
families to the not so traditional gay couples and families, Tasmania’s
arms are wide open. Supporting some of the most progressive gay laws in
the states and the world, for that matter, Tasmania has an equal age of
consent for all. The laws of anti- discrimination and anti-vilification
laws are probably the strongest on the books anywhere. Come to Tasmania
and declare your lives together as a same sex couple, as here you have
the ability to register and perform same sex ceremonies in beauty. More
information can be found on same sex laws in Tasmania by asking, and
feel free to do that!
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