[2025 East Toowoomba Attraction] Travel Guide for Queensland Museum Cobb+Co | Toowoomba (Updated Apr)

Toowoomba is full of flowers in spring. Large tracts of tulips, roses and reds are in full bloom, and the colorful flowers are interwoven into a brilliant sea of ​​flowers. Full of fragrance! Toowoomba is a small city and most attractions can be visited on foot or by bicycle. You can also choose to take public buses, the main routes cover the city and surrounding major areas. [One] Recommended attractions - [Scenic] Queen's Park: It has the elegant charm of a 19th-century public park and tropical garden, with special gardens such as the rose garden and cactus garden, as well as a children's play area [SkyWheel] and a picnic area. - [Mall] Cobb and Co Museum: showcases Toowoomba's history and culture, and houses ancient carriages, cars, farm tools and other artifacts. - [GlassesUU] Japanese Garden: It has a strong [Kimono] Japanese style, with small bridges, flowing water, pavilions, cherry trees, etc. It is a good place for taking photos and taking a walk. - [Flower] Toowoomba Botanical Gardens: It has a rich variety of plants, such as tropical rainforest plants, desert plants, etc., as well as a greenhouse where you can see a variety of rare flowers. [Two] Food Recommendations - 🍔Meat pie: A traditional Australian delicacy with a variety of flavors including beef🥩 and chicken. It can be found in local bakeries or restaurants. - 🍤Seafood: Although Toowoomba is not near the sea, you can eat fresh seafood, such as lobster🦞, oysters, 🍣 salmon, etc. - ☕Coffee: There are many specialty coffee shops in the area where you can taste the fragrant coffee and enjoy a leisurely time. Recommended 💡Ground Up Espresso Bar, a cafe hidden in the colorful lanes of Searles Walk, is loved by locals. [CityNight] Accommodation options - 🏨Port Toowoomba Hotel: close to the city center and convenient surrounding facilities. - 🏨 Oaks Toowoomba: Located in the city center, it offers a swimming pool, Chinese hospitality and other services. - [Mosque] Great Divide Motel: Affordable price, laundry service, experience the culture of western motels. [Three] Tour route planning [BaseballCap] One-day tour: In the morning, visit the Cobb & Coe Museum to learn about local history and culture; at noon, enjoy delicious food in the city; in the afternoon, go to Queen's Park for a walk and enjoy the scenery; in the evening, go to a local restaurant to taste special food and experience the local nightlife. [Bounet] Two-day tour: Visit Toowoomba Botanical Gardens in the morning and Japanese Gardens in the afternoon on the first day; visit Alexander Henry's former home in the morning and go to the Centennial Rose Garden in the afternoon to appreciate various rose varieties.

I never expected to find such amazing gardens in the Southern Hemisphere! I was speechless when I first arrived in Toowoomba and saw the sea of flowers.💐 As the "Garden City of Australia," which has held a flower carnival for 69 consecutive years, every corner here is Instagram-worthy! I've put together 8 must-see attractions + 3 hidden routes, and included exclusive photo spots at the end.📸 1️⃣ Queen's Park🌳: The City's Green Lung 📍Address: 1-39 Lindsay St 🕒Open 24/7 | 🎫Free 🌟Tips: The rose wall in the morning mist is stunning! I found that 7:00-9:00 am is the least crowded time. The wisteria trellis on the east side of the fountain square is super photogenic. 2️⃣ Cobb+Co Museum🚂: Travel Through Time 📍Address: 27 Lindsay St 🕒9:30 am–4:00 pm | 💰$15 per adult ✨Experience: A must for families with kids! It's super fun to operate a 19th-century printing press. The staff in the carriage experience area will help you take family photos. 3️⃣ Picnic Point🌄: Secret Sunset Spot 📍Direct route to the summit viewing platform ⚠️Tips: Even better than the official viewing platform is a small platform 200 meters down a side trail. The view of the city lights at sunset is breathtaking! 💥Hidden Gems: ✅Spring Exclusive: Join the Flower Trail from August to October (get a free map, collect stamps, and redeem gifts). ✅Foodie Route: The Urban Grounds cafe on High St (their pumpkin spice latte is divine!). ✅Nighttime Surprise: The City Hall light show starts every Friday at 7:00 pm sharp. 📸Instagrammable Spots: ✔️The reflection of the bridge in the Japanese Garden (wide-angle lens recommended). ✔️The rainbow flower fields at Laurel Bank Park (the side backlight at 4:00 pm is amazing). ✔️The antique shop windows on Ruthven St (perfect for vintage filters). 🚗Getting There: ✈️1.5-hour drive from Brisbane. 🚌Free loop bus in the city center (every 20 mins). ⚠️Driving Notice: The speed limit around the scenic area is 40 km/h, and parking can be difficult on weekends. 📌Before You Go: ☔️Bring waterproof shoes during the rainy season (March–May). 👗Light-colored dresses look best in photos. 🎫Save 30% with combo tickets: The museum + art gallery combined ticket is a great value!

#australiatrip The Cobb and Co Museum was an incredible experience. The exhibitions were well-curated, showcasing a wide range of artifacts and works of art from different time periods and cultures. The displays were informative and engaging, making it easy to learn and appreciate the history of Cobb and Co...................... Recommend this place 🙂 😁