Top Things to Do in Strahan 2021

"Each shopkeeper guards his own small stall, the environment is good, and the things are expensive. You can make your own paper and eat in the restaurant."

"Had a ball,loved every minute of the train ride,and getting to see how you drive it,To think it''s all self."

"Launceston is located in the northern part of Tasmania, Australia. It is a small international city located at the mouth of the river. It is one of the few cities in the world surrounded by canyons. It is the third oldest city in Australia, with a large number of historical buildings and landscapes. It is famous for its excellent local products and food. The quaint streets are full of exquisite English-style old buildings, strolling through them, it is as if you are in medieval Europe, England."

"The Museum of Ancient and Modern Art in Hobart is a professional museum that comprehensively introduces the history and culture of Tasmania, the distribution of flora and fauna, and mineral resources. The exhibits here are very rich, a comprehensive introduction to Tasmania, whether it is from industrial development or the evolution of flora and fauna, there are many exhibits and specimens in history, which are very interesting and worth visiting."

"Well, if you want to leave the children to rest, then you have to come here and have a look, just donate a gold coin. There are many things to see for people of all ages. Yes, even adults will like this place. It is full of information and there are many things to do. Have a cup of coffee or a bite to eat in the restaurant, spend time exploring and understanding the past, and spend a fun and small day for everyone."

"A place worth visiting, don't miss it!"

"A cool addition to everyone's obligatory visit to MONA (that's why you're in Hobart right?!). Unlike $25 MONA, this option is FREE hooray. Affectionately nicknamed T-MAG by locals, it was established in 1846 and is home to special and permanent exhibitions. Come here to find out everything about the extinct Tasmanian Tiger (or Thylacine) and Tasmania's history and people."

"I like to come to this place to choose gifts, especially gifts for foreigners. Children’s umbrellas are really very popular gifts here. The nationally detached specialty store has discounts for members. There is a whole wall of glass cabinets installed in the store to display these things according to museum standards. Reminder: If you want to join, you must become a member first, and then you can enjoy the due discount when you pay!"