Arnold
CibbuanoLaunceston, TAS
March 12th 2007 00:29
Australia’s third oldest city and Tasmania’s second major city is situated where the South and North Esk rivers join to become the Tamar River. It is a pretty city of parks and gardens nestled into a landscape of wide river valleys surrounded by mountains.
The city was founded in 1805. Over sixty thousand people now live in the city which is the northern centre for commerce, industry and agriculture. The central business district boasts modern shops, interesting malls and restaurants integrated into the historic facades of the old town. In a city renowned for it’s public and private gardens, City Park stands out.
A scenic highlight is Cataract Gorge, a naturally beautiful gorge on the South Esk River that has been turned into a major tourist attraction. Quality Tasmanian wines are produced from the surrounding areas of Launceston, quality restaurants and shopping abound.
Launceston, TAS (postcode: 7250)
Housing Results: (over last 12 months)
Median House Price: $205,000
Change: 17.7%
Median Apartment Price: $170,000
Change: 20.1%
Statistics:
Local population: 45,746
Australian born: 89%
Greatest age demographic: 20-39 years (27%)
Typical resident: Married, of Anglican denomination, living in a freestanding house, employed as in as a business professional in a fully owned dwelling.
There are lots of interesting places to visit around the city area. These include scenic, recreational, educational, sporting and historical attractions. The Cataract Gorge, Penny Royal World, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, National Automobile Museum of Tasmania, Launceston Planetarium, Cable Hang Gliding, Aquarius Roman Baths, Tamar Valley Wine Route, York Park, Country Club Casino are all fine examples of local attractions.
With many quality restaurants to choose from there is bound to be something to suit every taste. Asian cuisine, Italian, Seafood Waterfront restaurants, Modern Cuisine, a la carte and Cafes are available for you to enjoy. Launceston’s main shopping centre comprises of a full range of major banks, hotels and motels, specialty shops and supermarkets.
A regular bus service, Metro Bus Charter (Telephone 132 201), covers the Launceston City and suburban areas. A variety of Coach Services travel between Launceston and other Tasmanian towns. An extensive taxi service is also available. The city is only a 15-minute drive from the Launceston Airport. The ‘Spirit of Tasmania’ has daily services from Melbourne to Devonport, a town approximately an hour’s drive from Launceston.
The city was founded in 1805. Over sixty thousand people now live in the city which is the northern centre for commerce, industry and agriculture. The central business district boasts modern shops, interesting malls and restaurants integrated into the historic facades of the old town. In a city renowned for it’s public and private gardens, City Park stands out.
A scenic highlight is Cataract Gorge, a naturally beautiful gorge on the South Esk River that has been turned into a major tourist attraction. Quality Tasmanian wines are produced from the surrounding areas of Launceston, quality restaurants and shopping abound.
Launceston, TAS (postcode: 7250)
Housing Results: (over last 12 months)
Median House Price: $205,000
Change: 17.7%
Median Apartment Price: $170,000
Change: 20.1%
Statistics:
Local population: 45,746
Australian born: 89%
Greatest age demographic: 20-39 years (27%)
Typical resident: Married, of Anglican denomination, living in a freestanding house, employed as in as a business professional in a fully owned dwelling.
There are lots of interesting places to visit around the city area. These include scenic, recreational, educational, sporting and historical attractions. The Cataract Gorge, Penny Royal World, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, National Automobile Museum of Tasmania, Launceston Planetarium, Cable Hang Gliding, Aquarius Roman Baths, Tamar Valley Wine Route, York Park, Country Club Casino are all fine examples of local attractions.
With many quality restaurants to choose from there is bound to be something to suit every taste. Asian cuisine, Italian, Seafood Waterfront restaurants, Modern Cuisine, a la carte and Cafes are available for you to enjoy. Launceston’s main shopping centre comprises of a full range of major banks, hotels and motels, specialty shops and supermarkets.
A regular bus service, Metro Bus Charter (Telephone 132 201), covers the Launceston City and suburban areas. A variety of Coach Services travel between Launceston and other Tasmanian towns. An extensive taxi service is also available. The city is only a 15-minute drive from the Launceston Airport. The ‘Spirit of Tasmania’ has daily services from Melbourne to Devonport, a town approximately an hour’s drive from Launceston.
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