Evandale
Introduction
Evandale is a National Trust-classified Georgian village about 15 minutes' drive south of Launceston in Tasmania. It retains a wealth of early-19th-century sandstone and brick buildings - the 1826 Fallgrove house, 1832 Blenheim, 1836 Solomon House and 1847 Clarendon Arms Hotel among them - giving the streets an unspoiled colonial feel. The town is also the heart of 'Glover country', named for colonial landscape painter John Glover, and hosts the renowned annual National Penny Farthing Championships and the Glover Prize art exhibition. Some 8 km south, the three-storey Clarendon mansion is celebrated as Australia's grandest rural colonial estate.
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Any practical tips for visiting Evandale?
Tickets, opening hours and tours may change; confirm on official channels on site. Queried opening hours: The village streets are open all day; heritage properties such as Clarendon have their own hours (generally daily 10:00-16:00, closed July-August). Please check at the venue.; admission: Wandering the town is free; Clarendon mansion and a few venues may charge admission. Prices are displayed at the venue.. Australia has strong sun; protect yourself with sunscreen, hydration and insect repellent, especially outdoors.
