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Toowoomba - The Garden City

Toowoomba, also known as the 'The Garden City' is located in the southern part of the Australian state Queensland. It's current population is around 130 thousand people making it one of Australia's largest rural cities. The city of Toowoomba is situated at the top of the Great Dividing Range and is surrounded by lush grazing land called 'Darling Downs'. As Toowoomba is around 700m above sea level it elevated position and proximity to the sea means that Toowoomba doesn't get quite as hot in Summer compared to other QLD and Australian cities. The cities history dates back to 1816 when it was first used as a farming area due to the lands being very rich for farming and grazing. The city really started to grow after the railway was built in 1867 and it now has three universities and is the heart of south east Queensland. It's 'Garden City' nickname comes from the deciduous trees that line many of its main streets.

Toowoomba's Points of Interest

The Royal Bull’s Head Inn predates even the city of Toowoomba itself. It stands in Drayton, which was once a town in its own right but which became a suburb of Toowoomba as that city grew. Built in 1847 by William Horton, a transported English convict, it eventually fell out of use but was restored to its former glory in the 1970s. It now acts as a showcase of life in 1870s Queensland.

If you’re in the area in September, you should catch the nationally-renowned ‘Carnival of Flowers’. Special antique steam trains shuttle visitors from Brisbane, 120km away, to recreate the pioneer atmosphere of early rural Queensland. Parks and gardens spend months preparing for the festival, which is one of the biggest horticultural events in the country. There’s also a contest for best domestic garden, which sees neighbours engage in cut-throat competition, and a flower float parade.

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