Burnie Pulp Paper Trail
The Pulp Paper Trail makes up part of the Coastal Pathway on the foreshore at South Burnie and tracks opposite the remains of Burnie’s historic paper mill. This…

Fleur by Forbidden Sweets is a charming, family-owned café located within the Burnie Arts & Function Centre on Tasmania’s scenic north west coast.
Known for its handcrafted cupcakes, tarts and desserts, the cafe pairs beautifully presented, delectable sweet treats and scrumptious light savoury options with quality coffee in a light-filled, welcoming space, enhanced by beautiful décor and a striking flower-covered ceiling. Whether stopping in before a performance, after viewing an exhibition, or simply taking a break while discovering the region, the café provides a memorable and indulgent experience.
A visit to Fleur by Forbidden Sweets is the perfect way to enjoy the flavours and friendly hospitality of Tasmania’s north west, making it a must-visit stop for locals and travellers alike.
Make a day of it
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Where to find us
77-79 Wilmot Street Burnie, Tasmania Australia 7320
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