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East Launceston is filled with gorgeous, 20th century homes which have been thoughtfully restored. As Launceston's premier suburb you will find many shops, eateries and amenities within walking distance.
Make your way to Abbott Street, which is often bustling with locals of a morning and on weekends visiting some of Launceston’s most renowned cafés and shops. Relish Cafe and Maple Cafe are delightful places to eat, both offering outdoor seating options while serving up delicious meals to their customers daily. Stop by the beloved Alps & Amici, where you will find quality, gourmet grocery options, along with amazing, hearty take-away meals.
Take a stroll to St Georges Square Park,where you will find many eateries and shops wrapping around the recreational grounds. Here you will be presented with a range of delicious, local cafes to fill your belly, gift stores for you to explore, and a boutique grocery store to cater to all your grocery needs. This area accommodates a range of local food trucks each evening and provides the perfect space for you to enjoy a peaceful picnic, whilst watching the children play on the play equipment.
Nearby, you will find the Launceston Aquatic Centre. Here you will find a full swimming centre, which includes a large lap pool, an indoor aqua playground, therapy pools and a gym.
The suburb is within walking distance to Launceston’s city centre, providing you with easy access to many tasty cafés and restaurants, an array of shops and boutiques and a vast range of cocktail bars and pubs. Eateries and bars to note include the Black Cow Bistro, Mud Bar and Restaurant, Cataract on Paterson, Cafe Mondello, Novaros and Cinco Passiones, who serve up arguably the most tasteful cocktails in the city.
There are many local parks nestled within, including Princes Square, full of historical fountains, and the City Park which is known for its beautiful oak tree gardens, playground for the children, a plant-filled conservatory and cheeky snow monkeys.
The Cataract Gorge is a spectacular natural formation where you can enjoy long and short walks, fresh water swimming basins, the world's longest single-span chairlift and vibrant peacocks! An additional, unique way to experience this attraction is via the Tamar Cruise vessel, which cruises through the waters that carve between the rocky formations.
There are many, many more experiences and places to see. If you are after any specific recommendations, please ask us, we would love to share our knowledge and experiences with you.

To get the most out of your stay, to be able to explore all that Launceston and its surrounds have to offer, a car is recommended. Additionally, there are many alternative options listed below:
METRO BUS SERVICE: Metro bus service provides transportation throughout Launceston and its surrounding suburbs each day. To access timetables, routes, and prices, please visit the Metro Tasmania Website.
FREE TIGER BUS: The bus travels around the city. There are bus stops located nearby outside Princes Square Park and the Launceston General Hospital. It is easy to spot – painted with the black and brown stripes of a Tasmanian Tiger! For timetables and routes, please see the Metro Tasmania Website (Free Tiger Bus).
ELECTRIC SCOOTERS: You will find purple electric scooters scattered around Launceston. To access these, please download the App ‘Beam’. Please wear the helmet provided and be safe!
BIKE RENTAL: Roll Cycles at 112 Cimitiere St offer bike rentals with options to suit most riders. Whether you are taking a leisurely stroll around town or taking on our world-famous mountain bike trails, Roll Cycles have you covered.
UBER: Uber is a popular form of transport used by many locals and tourists. To use, simply download the ‘Uber’ app on your phone and book a ride to your destination.
TAXI: Local taxi service can be found on the internet.
AIRPORT SHUTTLE: The airport shuttle service can be found on the internet.