Grindelwald is a community town in the northern suburb of Launceston in the second largest city of Tasmania, about 15 kilometers from the city of Launceston.
Mr. Greenwald's name comes from a city of the same name in central Switzerland, built in 1980 by Roelf Voss, inspired by his and his wife, Mieep Voss, who was deeply in love with the Alps-style architecture. So that in the northern suburb of Launceston, the small village was developed. The first phase of the construction was first to dig a seven-hectare lake and then round the lake to build a small wooden house with a Swiss-style high-rise, wide-walled, white exterior wall and a front terrace. Greendelwald covers a total of 400 hectares, including hundreds of house and a restaurant and bar, as well as a golf course, tennis court and hotel accommodation, and a Swiss-style house that is more than 50 years old. Now, as the "the town of tourism" of Launceston, Mr. Greenfield has attracted a lot of visitors a year to walk around the lake and have a cup of coffee on the side of the road.
The quaint shops in the village of Greendelwald, including artware, chocolate stores and a village's grocery store. Beside the leisurely and quiet square, the gift shop sells crafts, hand-made chocolate, ice-cream and bread-like food. The beautiful, charming swiss green delwald village, full of poetic scenery, has the ability to stay here. Along the lake side of the small town, the church of the spire is the sound of the sound of the sound and the atmosphere of the small town. The shops in the small town are open for a long time, even for the off-season weekends.
