Franklin House - National Trust Tasmania — Attraction in Launceston

Attended a beautiful High Tea, and was seated at a table for 7 with friends, in a beautifully decorated, solitary room, surrounded by old artefacts, framed pictures and antiques. The High Tea was delicious, with ample servings and tea and coffee on offer, with both pots refilled, and hot chocolate available for the children upon request. The service was amazing, and great value at $30.00 per person. You're able to stroll around the gardens and look in the old rooms and stable at your leisure. Stunning setting and magnificent surrounds. Highly recommend this venue all round, will most certainly return. Ample easy parking, and a few toilets available which were fresh and clean. Thank you for a fabulous afternoon High Tea,...

Brilliant to have such an historic building (1838) close to Launnie. The house is full of interesting displays giving the history of the building, location and society. The staff are simply brilliant, generously sharing knowledge but leaving you alone to explore the two floors of artifacts and displays. We finished with a delicious home style lunch and cuppa in the tearoom. Many thanks to the foresight of those who ensured this building was preserved for us all and those volunteers who continue to present the building and gardens in...

SORRY NOT FRANKLIN HOUSE THIS IS ..HOGARTH FALLS STRAHAN We probably should have taken a brollie or worn a poncho as we walked early in the morning in slight rain You must wear runners it gets slippery underfoot, however there are carpet strips along the pathways ..keep to them ..This walk went deep into the rainforest took 20mins to reach the waterfall Loved it I am not the fitest of people was a bit puffy to start but paced myself had a few breaks to take pictures and enjoyed it A surprise find for us. There are toilets...