Attractions near Toowoomba

Toowoomba's Empire Theatre is a heritage listed art-deco venue that provides a wide variety of performing arts for every taste. The Empire is Australia's largest

Laurel Bank Park is a beautiful parkland close to Toowoomba's city centre, featuring spectacular manicured gardens, a scented garden, a playground, picnic area and croquet

Picturesque Queens Park is just a short walk from Toowoomba's Central Business District. Much loved by locals, the park's diverse facilities make it a great

Toowoomba’s must-see tourist destination! Part of the Queensland Museum Network and home to the National Carriage Collection.

The State Rose Garden in Newtown Park has more than 1,500 roses planted, with many more to be planted over coming years.

Lake Annand is a pleasant water attraction which has been created along Toowoomba's East Creek. At just two hectares, Lake Annand Park is one of

One of Toowoomba's most peaceful and beautiful parks is the 4.5 hectare Ju Raku En Japanese Garden at the University of Southern Queensland.

Events at the CBRC Baker Street offers you, our valued client, quality customer service and excellent spaces at affordable prices . With an array of

Make sure you pay a visit to Lions Park in Hodgson Vale, a large park located on the New England Highway, approximately 12 kilometres from

Spring Bluff Railway Station is a heritage listed site located on the main railway line between Ipswich and Toowoomba. Its significance stems from 150 years

You'll marvel at the large collections of 40,000 shells, antique radios and the vintage machinery, alongside the Blacksmith Shop and intriguing Boot Repair Shop, all

Fleurine Andrews' three sons died fighting in France in WWI. Their memory lives on in an unusual soldier statue in a small country cemetery, 13

Experience the adventure and romance of our military pioneer aviators and see the progression from "Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines" to present day.

Crows Nest Regional Art Gallery actively nurtures and promotes the local artistic community, with monthly exhibitions featuring the original works of local painters, sculptors, photographers,

A beautiful waterfront park which is home to over 150 different species of birds. Inclusive of playground equipment, barbecues, exercise equipment and toilet facilities.

The Queensland Transport Museum is currently displaying a large private collection of Military Vehicles. WE ARE OPEN ANZAC DAY!

Discover lush rainforest, tall palm groves, trickling streams and amazing birdlife in this park that is rich in cultural significance and historic connections.

CROWS NEST QLD is a lovely small country town on top of the Great Dividing Range, only 45minutes from Toowoomba.

Discover spectacular scenery, granite outcrops, a scenic waterfall and eucalypt forest remnants on the edge of the Great Dividing Range.

The Darling Downs Zoo is situated in a beautiful rural setting on the eastern Downs - midway between Toowoomba and Warwick - just over two

An ex-serviceman who fought with the Australian Light Horse in WWI is believed to be the sculptor of Forest Hill's war memorial in the Lockyer

Escape to the picturesque Lockyer Valley to camp on the banks of the Laidley Creek. Situated about 24 kilometres south of Laidley, this small, rural

Laidley's Das Neumann Haus built in 1893. Restored in the style of the 1930's. House and Annie's Place Coffee Shoppe are open to the public.

Featuring an extensive collection of machinery and old wares from our early pioneers. Displays include restored wagons, sulkies, buggies, authentic police station and a fully

Grandchester Railway Station, a short drive from Ipswich, is the jewel in the crown of the charming township of Grandchester. The beautifully restored station, under

Fancy a family fun day out in the country? Half an hour from Ipswich you'll find the Grandchester Model Steam Railway, where train enthusiasts young

A pretty park of some historical significance, the first of three soldier statues erected in Queensland after the Boer War (1899-1902) is found in Allora's

Hidden Vale Adventure Park (HVAP) at Grandchester near Ipswich brings a unique outdoor experience to the region, with a multi-use 60 plus kilometre trail network

The Esk Country Markets are held every Saturday morning at Pipeliner Park in Esk.

An opulent bronze, marble and sandstone cenotaph has stood in Esk since 1921, even though it took another 58 years for the surrounding park to

Gleneden Organic Farm is a family owned and run property which produces organic pastured meats and vegetables.

After more than 70 years of decline and dereliction, Glengallan emerges from the ruins of the 1867 sandstone mansion as a unique heritage experience. Walk

Llamas are unique animals, each with their own character and personality. They have been used by the natives of South America for hundreds of years

Folk Art- Lowood's community cooperative selling locally made crafts, home baked goods and home grown plants and product.

In the country town of Marburg, just off the Warrego Highway halfway between Brisbane and Toowoomba, you’ll find one of the most interesting and browse-worthy

In the charming and historic country township of Marburg, you will find Special Branch Collective nestled along the main street offering plants, garden décor, homewares

Head to the country town of Marburg and discover a unique set of browse-worthy offerings. Among them is The Black Museum, housing a cleverly sourced

A hidden gem in the historic town of Marburg, The Soul Nook Collective creates luxury picnics within the beautiful Old Church grounds. Inside the church

Just 25 minutes from Ipswich in the country town of Marburg is one of only three surviving harness racing courses in Queensland. The Marburg Pacing

In the Darling Downs township of Cooyar, two WWI memorials stand side-by-side ensuring this community's loyalty to the Empire is never forgotten. State parliamentarian Arthur