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Tasmania Travel Guide

ARTICLES

Tasmania’s Gourmet Paradise

The cleanest air and water on the planet, miraculously varied landscapes, a highly sophisticated local food and wine culture: the Australian island of Tasmania, Stephen...

Tasmania Bound

Lured by rain-forest oases, deserted white-sand beaches—and the open road—Bonnie Tsui encounters the natural wonders of Australia's heart-shaped world

Agriturismi: Italy's Best Affordable Spots

From Piedmont to Campania, T+L discovers the best affordable agriturismi in Italy, where the food comes straight from the land and Italian tradition lives on.

The Islington, Tasmania | Inn of the Month

Australia’s southern island may be known more for ecotourism than for high-concept hotels, but Hobart’s newest addition is putting the destination on style-seekers’ maps.

It List: The Best New Hotels 2011

From a pioneering farmstead in South Africa to a sexy Manhattan skyscraper, these are the year’s best new hotels.

New Aussie Courses | T+L Golf

A spate of spectacular new seaside courses has elevated the Mornington Peninsula and the nearby island of Tasmania to the forefront of Australian golf

Best Places to Rebound

After a messy breakup, sometimes a great getaway—whether it’s a quiet retreat or a hedonistic hot spot—is the best medicine.

Top New Spring-Summer Art Exhibits

New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s “Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty” (May 4–July 31) pays homage to the late British fashion designer by displaying more...

Eat Like a Local in Italy

Zigzagging from Rome to Piedmont, T+L takes a tasting tour of the country’s artisanal offerings.

World's Strangest Prisons

Offbeat prisons from Montana to Australia that give travelers a glimpse into an area’s infamous history.
HOTELS

Voyages Cradle Mountain Lodge

An alpine wilderness retreat, Voyages Cradle Mountain Lodge has 86 timber cabins surrounded by ancient pines and crystalline lakes at the edge of one of the few remaining rain forests in the world.... more ›


RESTAURANTS

Eureka Farm

A tiny fruit and berry farm a half-mile or so from the Tasmanian coast, the sign promises an array of bests—the best ice cream, the best fresh berries, and the sign doesn't lie. Eureka, it turns... more ›


ACTIVITIES

Port Arthur

This settlement on the Tasmanian Peninsula was where convicts were sent when they committed yet another crime while in Australia. As a secondary penal colony, Port Arthur was designed to be a place of... more ›




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