Hotels in Zeehan, Tasmania
Cecil Hotel
Cecil Hotel By the way the Cecil Hotel once had a balcony as you can see by the door way on the top floor. Anyone who opened it from the inside would have a bit of a surprise. - Richard
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Central Hotel
Former Grand Hotel
Former Grand Hotel It incorporated the Gaiety Theatre theatre where Dame Nellie Melba sang. When Zeehan was a roaring town in the late 19th and early 20th centuries the Gaiety Theatre, seated 1000 people, making it the the largest concert...
Information on Zeehan, TAS
Zeehan, once known as "Silver City," was Tasmania's third-largest settlement during its mining heyday and is now essentially a living museum. Located in Tasmania's west coast, this historic town showcases remarkable architecture from its boom period.
The West Coast Heritage Centre and Pioneers Museum features indigenous, pioneering and mining displays, plus one of the world's greatest mineral collections. Modern attractions include the restored Gaiety Theatre, Spray Tunnel, Mount Zeehan, trout fishing at Lake Pieman, and the Silver City Mountain Bike Trails.
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Travel options
Zeehan is accessible by car, located just over 3 hours drive from Launceston or just over 2 hours from Devonport. Public bus services operate 7 days a week between Strahan, Queenstown and Burnie via Zeehan, Rosebery and Tullah, with additional services between Queenstown and Hobart via Derwent Bridge on Tuesdays and Fridays.
The main routes are the Murchison Highway and Zeehan Highway, which are currently being upgraded as part of government road improvement programs to enhance safety and reduce travel times.
- Queenstown (29km)
- Linda (30km)
- Strahan (30km)
- Waratah (51km)