Very knowledgeable and helpful staff. Well priced products for all budgets. Delivery was…read moreefficient and as promised. It was a pleasure doing business here. Highly recommend this store.

Called in late on a Friday afternoon and found plenty of reasonably priced antiques. It's well…read moreworth taking the time to call in.

I'll cut to the chase: This place is THE COOLEST store anywhere. It's massive and has "theme" rooms…read more- Harry Potter, Lego, Alice In Wonderland, DInosaurs, Robots, even a medieval castle. The weirdest, most unique items line the shelves... A miniature phrenology statue, a Lepidopterist frame, a 48oz Dragon Skull mug, medieval mask and armour replicas. Plan on spending more then you planned, and far more time than you had budgeted, because there is so much to see. There's Even a cafe that makes surprisingly good coffee. The homemade fudge is to DIE FOR. It's worth heading to Latrobe just to check this place out!

This is probably the coolest store I've ever stepped foot into! When you walk in they offer you a…read moresample of their fudge and explain how each section of the place is dedicated to certain things, such as Harry Potter, dolls, Lord of the Rings, Alice in Wonderland, etc. In certain sections, they had a doorway that leads outside, and we discovered some dinosaurs and other cools things! In the back they have a small cafe with some sweets and coffee. We spent a good amount of time just exploring every nook and cranny of this store and they sell almost every random thing you can think of. They have some beautiful Venetian masks as well. This was the favorite place of the bartender in Launceston and I highly, highly recommend you stop by if you're in the area.

IT'S TULIP SEASON, FOLKS!…read more When I was moving to Tasmania, I heard tell of an exceptional field of tulips looking out over the ocean, and I was like, shut up, that can't be real. But then for my first anniversary of moving south, I drove north (don't question it) until I reached said field. I didn't quite tiptoe through them but instead stomped, as I am wont to do. I promise I avoided the tulips themselves with the stomping but it was a bit muddy and I had to be sure of my footing, you see. Anyway. The business is at Table Cape Tulip Farm, and the farm is the business. Spring is the time to visit, as all the tulips flower around mid-September through mid-October. The farm is apparently the largest farm in the southern hemisphere that people are allowed to wander through! All they ask is a small donation for the pleasure, and I'm happy to pay. In fact, I've paid more than once. I went back again for my anniversary just last year (number four), as my mum happened to be in the state, so we met up there for some blooming good times. Each year the blooming field is rotated, so it's worth visiting consecutive years as you'll get to wander through different fields. Last year's field was far more picturesque than the first year I visited, as last year's field was one that looked north toward the lighthouse and the ocean. It was truly ridiculous and I was over the moon. Plus, you can't visit the tulip farm without returning home with a bunch of tulips, right? At farm gate prices, too. I love tulips and I love Tasmania and I love Table Cape (the north west is spectacularly beautiful and my favourite corner of the state). It sounds mundane but if you like flowers, and you're in Tasmania around this time of year, stop by. You won't regret stomping around.