Location ID: #10159023
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Brickendon House is the home of the Archer family. This property was built by William Archer who established the property in 1824. Seven generations of the family have operated the farm.
Location ID: #10159026
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World Heritage listed property, Brickendon Estate, has a number of historic cottages available as accommodation.
Location ID: #10159024
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Brickendon Estate has expansive gardens.
Location ID: #10159028
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Brickendon Estate also encompasses a colonial village including a cookhouse, blacksmiths and various barns. Cottages have been restored and are available for accommodation. The estate is World Heritage listed.
Location ID: #10159912
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Lake Plimsoll is part of the Hydro Tasmania's Henty-Anthony hydro-electric scheme. There are boat ramps and the lake can be used for recreational boating and fishing. The lake is stocked with brown trout by Tasmanian Inland Fisheries Service and ...
Location ID: #10160102
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MONA's accommodation is limited but has the MONA style.
Location ID: #10129212
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Mostly-underground art museum with a playful vibe. wine bars, restaurants and high-end accommodation on the Moorilla Winery grounds overlooking the River Derwent.
Location ID: #10160106
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MONA has a number of restaurants, cafes and bars - each with their own unique characteristics and style.
Location ID: #10160132
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MONA's art works on display change from time to time. Works are subject to copyright and some may not be available for filming. MONA itself, though, is a work of art.
Location ID: #10163244
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The coastline of South Bruny Island is breathtakingly rugged.
Location ID: #10164150
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Mt Field National Park has a spectacular waterfall, Russell Falls, set in cool temperate rainforest; tall eucalypt forests, alpine heathlands, tarns (small glacial lakes) and, global warming permitting, snow in winter (June, July, August). Strange, ...
Location ID: #10164151
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Bruny Island has a number of different environments - from stringybark eucalyptus forests to rainforest to windblown coastal heathland.
Location ID: #10163262
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Tasman National Parks has a rugged coastline with cliff faces, sea stacks (such as the Candle Stick and the Totem Pole), blowholes, sea caves and beaches. There are two access points - Waterfall Bay and Fortescue Bay. Fortescue Bay has a camping ...
Location ID: #10158324
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The Western Explorer is a gravel road running from Arthur River in the north to Corinna in the south.
Location ID: #10155229
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This site is a full of strange rock formations. It does get snow in winter. Beware. This site hosts TV transmitters and telecoms facilities.
Location ID: #10155189
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Mt Roland near Sheffield is a spectacular mountain rising from green (usually) lush farm land.
Location ID: #10132287
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Bicheno is a small coastal town on Tasmania's spectacular East Coast. It has granite cliffs and coastal rock formations, white sand beaches and islands. Bicheno is both a centre for the local community and a tourist destination. Accommodation is ...
Location ID: #10128942
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The Salmon Ponds is a heritage trout hatchery in a traditional English garden setting where you can feed the trout and experience the history of trout fishing. Access is controlled by Inland Fisheries Service Tasmania. An extensive menu is provided ...
Location ID: #10128938
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Myrtle Forest is on the northern side of the kunyani/Mt Wellington Par. It is controlled by the Wellington Park Management Trust.
Location ID: #10128930
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Low Head is at the entrance to the River Tamar in northern Tasmania. It is home to the Low Head Pilot Station which has continually operated from 1805 until the present day, assisting ships navigate from Bass Strait into the River Tamar. The Low ...
Location ID: #10132406
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Great Lake and Miena are a popular destination for trout fishing. Miena is very cold in winter and can be very hot in summer.
Location ID: #10132457
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The Henty Dunes are an area of huge white-sand dunes 14 kms from Strahan. For more specific site information, contact Tasmania Parks and Wildlife - North-west on +61 3 6464 3019.
Location ID: #10157826
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Richmond is an historic village 25 minutes from the Hobart CBD.
Location ID: #10157315
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Oatlands is an historic town in Tasmanian's Southern Midlands. It is about 70 minutes from Hobart.