taz info.
http://www.discovertasmania.com.au/home/index.cfm
down the bottom of this page you can see the airlines- to book.
Port Author is near hobart
Launceston has extraordinary history and a large number of elegant nineteenth century buildings.
http://www.theage.com.au/news/tasmania/launceston/2005/02/17/1108500205838.html?s_cid=GTAGE9
This web site says alot - go down till you find "things to see"
"The best way to explore Launceston's historic past is to get a copy of 'Walk About Launceston' produced by the City Architect and Planner's Department. It nominates 25 places (including Cataract Gorge) concentrated in central Launceston and offers a comprehensive overview of the city's magnificent architecture."
Perhaps we could get there early, spend the day there then catch a bus to hobart at the end of the day. Hobart is 122km away- so thats 2 hours drive.
Then in hobart we can play it by ear.
down the bottom of this page you can see the airlines- to book.
Port Author is near hobart
Launceston has extraordinary history and a large number of elegant nineteenth century buildings.
http://www.theage.com.au/news/tasmania/launceston/2005/02/17/1108500205838.html?s_cid=GTAGE9
This web site says alot - go down till you find "things to see"
"The best way to explore Launceston's historic past is to get a copy of 'Walk About Launceston' produced by the City Architect and Planner's Department. It nominates 25 places (including Cataract Gorge) concentrated in central Launceston and offers a comprehensive overview of the city's magnificent architecture."
Perhaps we could get there early, spend the day there then catch a bus to hobart at the end of the day. Hobart is 122km away- so thats 2 hours drive.
Then in hobart we can play it by ear.