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A historic town with ample opportunities to go hiking, sight seeing, mountain biking, with the West Coast wilderness Railway departing from here and heritage tours also available. It is easy to walk around and find a place for a meal or coffee.

Queenstown is a fabulous place to visit. There's a lot to see, some great walks, and the people are really friendly and helpful. It's an old mining town surrounded by spectacular mountains and you'll need more than a few days to fully appreciate what it has to offer. We were there for 4 days during the Unconformity Festival held biannually in October but wished we had longer. The weather was fabulous for the first 2 days and then it rained, which is quite common in this area but shouldn't put anyone off visiting. One of our favourite places to eat was JJ's where we had delicious homemade vegetable soup and absolutely delectable bread and butter pudding! The Gallery Museum was also a highlight with its wonderful mining history display. Even just walking around the streets is a treat. This quirky town should be on everyone's itinerary when visiting Tasmania - but don't forget your raincoat.

Queenstown has lost most of its population. There are many vacant storefronts on Main Street. We enjoyed our overnight stay but found no reason to stay longer. I hope they find a way to revitalize their town! Nice people and great food at our hotel.

The town was so cute, I could come again when I return to Tasmania. I've told family and friends who travel to Tasmania to stay at queenstown and come to mountain view motel accommodation was lovely and the beds were excellent thank you very much 😊 Mary

I met the most friendly and helpful people in Queenstown. I was disappointed the train wasn't running, due to maintenance. Without the train, l spent my time visiting art places and the museum. I also looked at iron bluff and the waterfall. Throughly enjoyed lots of coffee at MoonScape.

Queenstown is a fabulous old mining town that is definitely worth a visit...or two. The last part of the drive into the town from the south is spectacular and definitely worth the 3.5-hour trip from Hobart. Surrounded by stunning hills and mountains, there is plenty to do in Queenstown such as catching the West Coast Railway through lush rainforest to Strahan, mountain bike riding, bushwalking, catching a movie or show at the iconic Paragon Theatre, or attending the annual Unconformity each October. If you really want to soak up the atmosphere, stay a night or two in the gorgeous old Empire Hotel, marvel at its beautiful Tasmanian Blackwood staircase, and well-preserved rooms, enjoy the hospitality of the friendly staff, enjoy a fabulous meal in the dining room, all right in the centre of town. Excellent value for money.