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Civic Square interactive map. With sheltered areas, bike racks, plenty of seating, and complimentary USB charging stations and power outlets, Civic Square is a great place to start exploring what's on offer in Launceston Central City.
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- Evandale Market
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- World Street Eats Launceston
Evandale Markets offer an authentic country-market experience a stone’s throw from Launceston. Located in the quaint town of Evandale, you’ll find a wholesome motley of stalls congregating in Falls Park every Sunday. Peruse market stalls bursting with local produce, rifle through bric-a-brac and secondhand books and discover delightful local arts &...
A trip to this iconic Launceston market should be on your hit list ofthings to do in Launceston. Each Saturday, the heart of Launceston is transformed by market stalls brimming with colourful fruits, vegetables and local wares. The Harvest Market is a community farmer’s market that connects Launceston to the abundance of the surrounding regions. Fo...
Launceston Night Markets have got you sorted for Friday night dinner. You’ll be spoilt for choice with an array of colourful stalls featuring flavours from all around the globe. You can find Spanish paella, Lebanese falafels and Afghani Bolani— just to name a few. Over at the Night Market bar, there’s plenty of delicious wine from the local vineyar...
World Street Eatsis a mini festival that celebrates food from around the world each month. Wander into this beloved Launceston market and grab a bite for Sunday breakfast or brunch. You’ll have plenty to choose from. There are American-Mexican fusion tacos at The Wooden Ladle and perfect pork dumplings at the Asian fusion stall Small Grain. If you ...
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- Civic Sq, Launceston, TAS 7250
Oct 2022. The square runs between St John and Charles Streets and provides grassed areas, shade from trees, seats, a children's water park, some interesting sculptures and a small Japanese garden. Nice place to rest for a while and people watch if that's what you like doing.
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- St John Street, 7258, Tasmania
The redevelopment will be the largest Civic Square has seen since it was first declared "a place for people" in 1982. It will be redeveloped into three linked spaces, comprising an events space with associated infrastructure like three-phase power, a family play area, and a dining and social gathering space.
Albert van Zetten, City of Launceston Mayor Civic Square has been revamped under the Launceston City Deal, attracting new businesses and visitors to the area. Federal Minister for Urban Infrastructure and Cities Paul Fletcher said the redevelopment was a great example of how the Turnbull Government’s City Deal agenda can bring together all ...
