From locomotives and trams to high-speed trains, the rail industry has played a huge role in advancing and shaping society. Enjoy an intriguing glimpse into the world of railways at Launceston Tramway Museum.

Situated in Invermay, this rail transportation exhibition is worth a visit. But you'll find a great deal more to see in the area. Cataract Gorge, Brisbane Street Mall, and Country Club Tasmania aren't too far away from Launceston Tramway Museum.

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Cradle Mountain: Day Trip from Launceston with Lunch

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Launceston Hollybank Junior Tree Ropes Course

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Cradle Mountain: Day Trip from Launceston with Lunch

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