Toowoomba Attractions
Toowoomba Attractions Directory
Aussie Emporium
Aussie Emporium is owned and operated by Peter and Anne Eldridge who have drawn on 50 years of retail experience and extensive travel to bring together Queensland's largest collection of quality Australiana, gift lines and souvenirs! If you haven’t treated yourself to the experience of the Aussie Emporium where quality doesn’t cost any more… If you haven’t experienced what a real souvenir shop is really about… If you need some real help in selecting a gift for that special person, you really mu...Aussie Emporium
Cobb & Co Museum
Cobb & Co Museum is home to the National Carriage Collection, Australia’s largest collection of horse-drawn vehicles. The collection includes three Cobb & Co coaches on permanent display, including the last of the operational coach on the Yuleba-Surat run in 1924. Highlights of the Toowoomba and Darling Downs displays are the natural environment of the Escarpment of the Great Dividing Range; personal stories linked to Toowoomba's icons and multicultural traditions; 'Binangar', the Aboriginal la...Cobb & Co Museum
Coffee House Toowoomba
The Coffee House is a fully refurbished historical building that was formally known as 'LAGUNA'. The buildings and gardens have been totally updated to provide all the modern day conveniences whilst still retaining the charm and warmth of yesteryear. Air-conditioned or heated inside with a magnificent award winning garden for relaxing outdoors. They are fully licensed and can cater for functions for up to 200 persons. Come and soak up the magic that is the Coffee House. Subtle relaxing back...Coffee House Toowoomba
Empire Theatre
Toowoomba's Empire Theatre is a heritage listed art-deco venue which provides a wide variety of performing arts for every taste. The Empire is Australia's largest regional performing arts complex and stages world class shows from leading national and international performers as well as showcasing a wealth of local talent. Whether it is popular music, ballet, comedy or any live performance, the lavish art-deco styling of the venue combined with its state of the art technology makes for a magica...Empire Theatre
Fitzys Fibber Magee - Fitzys on Church
Fitzy's on Church is the latest addition to Fitzy's Fibber Magee and brings a contemporary element to the Irish Pub. Comfortable and relaxing no matter what time of year, Fitzy's on Church offers an 'out doors in' feel that is perfect for your next day or evening out. Fitzy's on Church continues the venue's passion for fine food with a wide a la carte selection of the finest modern Australian cuisine along with some traditional favourites. Open for lunch and dinner seven days a week and for brea...Fitzys Fibber Magee - Fitzys on Church
Fitzys Fibber Magee - Fitzys on Church
Fitzy's on Church is the latest addition to Fitzy's Fibber Magee and brings a contemporary element to the Irish Pub. Comfortable and relaxing no matter what time of year, Fitzy's on Church offers an 'out doors in' feel that is perfect for your next day or evening out. Fitzy's continues its passion for fine food with a wide a-la-carte selection of the finest modern Australian cuisine along with some traditional favourites. Open for lunch and dinner seven days a week and in between for light me...Fitzys Fibber Magee - Fitzys on Church
Gordys Cafe Deli
Gordy’s is a gourmet café delicatessen, specialising in high quality foods made largely on the premises to primarily accommodate the breakfast and lunchtime crowds, seven days per week. Enjoy views of the Garden city while tasting the selection of homemade nibbles and tastes on offer. At Gordy’s Café Deli they invite you to come and taste, come and play at one of their regular cookery schools, and for those of you who need a little extra pizzazz at your next function, they would love the oppor...Gordys Cafe Deli
Historic Walk Through Mort Estate
The Mort Estate, Toowoomba's oldest subdivision, was established in 1862 and its intriguing history and architecture can now be enjoyed on a self-guided walk through the precinct. This pleasant walk starts and finishes at Toowoomba's historic Railway Station. Follow the trail of historic sites along Taylor Street, Boulton Terrace, Norwood Street and Mort Streets. Drop in to the Toowoomba Visitor Information Centre (86 James Street) for a copy of the brochure to guide you along your way. All...Historic Walk Through Mort Estate
Historical Walk Through Russell Street
This self-guided walking tour of Toowoomba's Russell Street will lead you by landmarks of fine historic architecture, many of which date back to the 1860s. The walk commences at the Railway Station on Railway Street, continues west to Kensington Street and then returns east to the intriguing shop fronts in the city centre. Drop in to the Toowoomba's Visitor Information Centre on the corner of James and Kitchener Street for a copy of the brochure to guide you along your way. Allow a minimum of...Historical Walk Through Russell Street
Japanese Gardens
One of the most peaceful and beautiful parks in Toowoomba is the University's Japanese Garden. Located on the northern side of the campus, on a four and a half hectare site, it is Australia's largest and most traditionally designed Japanese stroll garden. Its elements of mountain stream and waterfall, Dry Garden, central lake, Azalea Hill, three kilometres of paths, 230 species of Japanese and Australian native trees and plants, and lawns combine in a seamless and restful harmony. Japanese gar...Japanese Gardens
Koonin Lookout via Crows Nest Falls
Commencing on the Kauyoo Loop track within Crows Nest National Park, continue this walk to Crows Nest Falls. A short detour leads you to a lookout over the 25 metre falls. Beyond Crows Nest Falls, the track winds away from the creek through open forest past an almost dry creek to Koonin Lookout. Here, you are rewarded by a spectacular view over a deep gorge known locally as the Valley of Diamonds. The origin of the name is a mystery but could refer to the way the surrounding granite rocks sp...Koonin Lookout via Crows Nest Falls
Lake Annand Park
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 the more compact of the city's recreation spaces, but in popularity terms its appeal is wide. The development of the park has been carried out along carefully planned lines. There is a New Zealand influence in many of the plantings and features. The lake itself showcases a pulsating fountain, reminiscent of the geysers familiar to those who have visite...Lake Annand Park
Laurel Bank Park
Laurel Bank Park is a beautiful parkland area close to the Toowoomba city centre, featuring spectacular manicured gardens, a scented garden, a playground, picnic area and croquet greens. As well as containing an outstanding collection of exotic trees, including English and Spanish oaks, ginkos and Japanese maples, the park is home to the tranquil Scented Gardens. This unique 'garden within a garden' was created by Toowoomba City Council and the Rotary Club of Toowoomba East from ideas presented...Laurel Bank Park
Main Roads Heritage Centre
At the Main Roads Heritage Centre, travel through exciting exhibitions showcasing the story of a department rich in history and culture and experience how hard work and a pioneering spirit have helped create today's fabulous road network, connecting Queensland. Visitors can journey down memory lane on a variety of road surfaces and discover the departments’ road planning, construction and design through objects, texts, photos, DVD presentations and rich oral excerpts. The centre offers young a...Main Roads Heritage Centre
Newtown Park State Rose Garden
The State Rose Garden in Newtown Park has more than 1,500 roses planted, with many more to be planted over coming years. This rosarium is being continually upgraded as a living memorial to the people of this city and the district in general. This special garden has been one of the most successful community projects in Toowoomba, with residents and volunteers contributing donations or in-kind support - machinery, equipment and skills. Toowoomba City Council has contributed for capital improve...Newtown Park State Rose Garden
Picnic Point Cafe and Restaurant
Visitors to Picnic Point are spoilt for choice, with a range of eating options at their fingertips and a scenic backdrop of majestic mountain views and floral gardens. Catch a quick bite at the newly renovated Picnic Point Cafe and Restaurant. The yummy menu kicks off at breakfast time with freshly made waffles. At lunch time the options range from Beer Battered Barramundi to Spicy Softshell Crab with salad. For those with a lighter budget they still offer fresh sandwiches. Located in the h...Picnic Point Cafe and Restaurant
Picnic Point Lookout And Parkland
Picnic Point is a Toowoomba icon, a beautifully landscaped parkland with playgrounds, barbecue and picnic facilities and magnificent lookouts over the city and the Lockyer Valley. Picnic Point is a 'must see' spot in Toowoomba. It's the best place to appreciate Toowoomba's high location on the top edge of the Great Dividing Range. Ample parking, picnic benches, on-site cafe and restaurant and walking tracks mean that visitors can make the most of this ideal location. If you're feeling energe...Picnic Point Lookout And Parkland
Platform 9
Steeped in history but with an innovative approach to modern cuisine, Platform9 offers a dining experience with a difference. Located in the historic listed Toowoomba Railway Station, sit back, relax and enjoy lunch, dinner or simply a coffee and cake, whilst reminiscing over the memorabilia and history of a bygone era. Relaxed, family friendly and affordable. High Tea is a specialty (bookings essential). Close to the Central Business District and major hotels, with ample free parking. Platfo...Platform 9
Queens Park In Toowoomba
Queens Park is a picturesque park, just a short walk from Toowoomba's Central Business District. The park's uses are diverse and facilities make it a great meeting place or a pleasant stop. The north-eastern part of the park boasts an immaculately tended floral garden. While it's meticulously tended all year round, park displays are particularly impressive during Spring and September especially. The south-eastern and north-western corners provide large expanses of grass for sports, with the ...Queens Park In Toowoomba
The Spotted Cow and Oropa Beer Cafe
Michael, Dianne and the Coorey family welcome you to the 'New' Spotted Cow. The hotel has undergone a major refurbishment, the first since 1991. The revamped Spotted Cow is focused on catering for the changing taste of Toowoomba's increasingly sophisticated beer-drinks whilst maintaining the old world elements and their trademark service. The hotel was first licensed in 1892, formerly known as 'The Lukona', it is now one of Queensland's iconic pubs. Owned and operated by the Coorey family for ...The Spotted Cow and Oropa Beer Cafe
Toowoomba Bicentennial Waterbird Habitat
The Toowoomba Bicentennial Waterbird Habitat is a quiet place to relax and enjoy nature. It's a great place to have a picnic lunch overlooking the lakes. Take a stroll along the paved pathway. The habitat covers 7.6 hectares (19 acres), which is quite a small area to establish a diverse wetland. Environmental diversity is essential if the habitat is to attract a variety of waterbirds. There are deep and shallow lakes, areas of reeds, mud-banks, islands and grass areas to provide feeding, roost...Toowoomba Bicentennial Waterbird Habitat
Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery
Established in 1938, Toowoomba has the oldest public art gallery in regional Queensland. The new Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery was opened on the 19th of March 1994 and is owned and maintained by the Toowoomba City Council. The Gallery is the permanent home to the Lionel Lindsay Art Gallery and Library. Assembled by Toowoomba resident, the late Mr William Bolton MBE, this collection features over 400 significant Australian art works by such artists as Lionel, Norman, Percy, Daryl and Ruby Lin...Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery
Tosari Galleries
Tosari Galleries is the first venue of its kind in the Darling Downs region. Now discerning art lovers and visitors can enjoy and purchase original artworks, limited edition prints, along with a range of unusual and beautiful Australian designed and made glass, ceramic and timber souvenirs or gifts. A purpose built gallery room has a program of changing exhibitions of ethically sourced paintings by indigenous artists from Queensland and the Northern Territory. Tosari Galleries supports local a...Tosari Galleries
Weis Restaurant
Weis Restaurant has been serving the people of Toowoomba and Australia since 1968, offering seafood, smorgasbord and a whole lot more. The setting in historic 'Alameda' is perfect. The moment you walk in the door, you'll feel like you've just come home. Log fires lend their charm in the winter, while on a hot summer's day the air conditioning makes for pleasant dining. The lavish smorgasbord boasts fresh seafood (delivered fresh daily) an extensive range of succulent hot dishes, garden fresh ...Weis Restaurant
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