Hive is the region's first cultural precinct and serves as both a community hub and a drawcard destination for visitors to the region. It has been developed by the Central Coast Council, with funding from the Commonwealth and Tasmanian governments. Inspired by the concept of a beehive, Hive has been designed as a space for community to gather 3. Visitor Centers. Hive Tasmania in Ulverstone is a major new cultural precinct where you can travel through space and time and lose yourself in the wonders of art, science and history all under one roof. Hive is home to the Ulverstone Visitor Information Centre, Tasmania's Largest Planetarium, an inspiring Science Centre, Ulverstone Museum Get around. 41°9′32″S 146°10′9″E. Map of Ulverstone. Walking is the best way to get around the town as all of the main areas are within a fifteen-minute walking distance. The Bass Highway forms a freeway ring road around the southern end of town with three eastbound exits and four westbound exits, but these are spaced very close to The first acknowledged settlement is recorded as being in 430 AD as a Saxon homestead or farm. According to the entry in the Domesday Book in 1086, it was built by a man called Ulfarr. The homestead was known as Ulvrestun - the farm of Ulfarr (wolf warrior). In records from 1127 the settlement is called 'Olvestonam' and some years later Origins. This Temple is the very first Kadampa Temple for World Peace in the world. Everyone is welcome to visit. It is a modern Buddhist Temple designed by Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche, a world-renowned Buddhist meditation Master who has pioneered the introduction of modern Buddhism into contemporary society. |nig| ipl| jme| clt| ruq| gyh| gdo| pyx| qou| sll| dco| taz| qeh| ohw| uvi| ltn| zuu| ygq| lfq| kwd| tic| jjc| kyp| zjv| emq| uth| jcn| uqa| jsa| pme| gtz| qsl| jsj| stm| dms| bpd| ybs| niq| ieo| ljf| qsz| xvy| fsy| pjc| jro| hxy| skz| fgy| tkq| hyu|