The Chapel Deloraine

Cafe by day, Restaurant by night. Cafe, Restaurant, Bar and Accommodation. In 1917 AJ Fowler ran a bicycle factory in the corner of the Empire Hotel. Fowler bicycles became well regarded in the district and were exported to Melbourne. At Cycles we aim to reflect this spirit in a casual and friendly setting, bringing you quality seasonal food built on the natural cycles of northern Tasmania.

Let the Great Western Tiers Visitor Centre help you discover the magic of the Meander Valley. Talk to a local and learn about the wonderful things to see and do in the Great Western Tiers. Open seven days a week from 9am to 5pm, they are well placed to assist you with all your travelling needs. Not sure where to go? The Centre can prepare a free itinerary for you and help with all your tour and accommodation bookings. Whatever your interest - walks, heritage, gourmet food, wildlife, arts and crafts, they know all the best places!

The Deloraine and District Folk Museum was opened as the Family and Commercial Inn in 1864. Today it reflects the life of the country publican and his family. Housed in an extensive garden is a Pioneer Walk where you can view reproduction and reclaimed heritage buildings showcasing the lives, tools and farming equipment of early settlers. Visit and enjoy our history and mystery. The museum is located at the Great Western Tiers Visitor Centre, 98-100 Emu Bay Road, Deloraine.