Museums in Launceston, TAS
Find museums in Launceston, TAS. Listings include Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Monaro and GM Club of Tasmania, Emporia Tattoo, Up York Space.
57 George Street
Launceston, 7250
A gallery of contemporary art that represents artists from Tasmania and mainland Australia.
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84 Lindsay Street
Launceston, 7250
84 Lindsay Street - Invermay Our Museum is open every day except Christmas Day (WINTER 10AM - 4PM) 9AM - 5PM
Art Gallery At 2 Wellington Street, Launceston And Museum At 2 Invermay Road, Launceston
Launceston, 7250
The City of Launceston Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery is Australia's leading regional museum. Proudly owned and operated by City of Launceston and the Tasmanian Government. ...
PO Box 430 Kings Meadows
Launceston, 7250
Monaro and GM Club of Tasmania Enthusiast club of all great things GM Monthly Events Monthly Meetings Newsletter Car Shows Why not be a member today
Corner Of Tamar And Brisbane Streets
Launceston, 7250
Design Tasmania - Gallery, Museum Collection + Retail Store
Level 1, 80 Brisbane Street
Launceston, 7250
❊ A safe & judgment free space ❊ Appointment only ❊ Email artists directly to book - no DMs
2 Invermay Road
Launceston, 7250
The Museum’s main objective is to preserve the heritage of the Launceston Municipal Tramways. As we are 100% volunteer run, our hours of operation are subject to staff availability
57 George Street
Launceston, 7250
A gallery of contemporary art that represents artists from Tasmania and mainland Australia.
121 Cimitiere Street
Launceston, 7250
Custodian to Australia's largest collection of Salvador Dalí works on paper. Featured exhibitions open for public appreciation, Wednesday to Sunday.
Launceston
Original Artwork for sale by Tasmanian artist Brooke van Ruiswyk.
Launceston
Custom Covers for systems including Switch, PS4 and all Modern and Retro Systems in Between!
Inveresk Precinct (Between Blue Cafe & City Campus)
Launceston, 7250
Launceston Tramway Museum is a wholly volunteer-run organisation with a passion for providing information on Launceston's Municipal Tramways, which ran from 1911-1952.
