Central Business District Travel Guide

Toowoomba

A building with the word "EMPIRE" on its facade, palm trees, and a clear sky.
A large stone structure with a series of smooth, rounded stones arranged in a cascading pattern.
A display of ornate porcelain and glassware in a museum.
A mural with three people and a cityscape, including a clock tower and a sunset. Text reads "TOOWOOMBA REGION" and "Rich traditions. Bold ambitions."
The exterior of the Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery with signage and architectural details.

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Where to stay in Central Business District

Find the best Central Business District areas for the activities you enjoy most.

East Toowoomba

Unique features of East Toowoomba include the gardens and spas. Make a stop by Cobb & Co Museum or Henderson Arts Center while you're exploring the area.

South Toowoomba

Golf courses and spas are notable features of South Toowoomba. You might consider stopping by City Golf Club while you're exploring the neighbourhood.

Kearneys Spring

Kearneys Spring is noteworthy for its restaurants, and you can make a stop at top attractions like Toowoomba Plaza and Murray Clewett Wetlands.

Middle Ridge

While visiting Middle Ridge, you might make a stop by sights like Toowoomba Golf Club and Glen Lomond Park.

Centenary Heights

While Centenary Heights isn't home to many top sights, Toowoomba Plaza and City Golf Club are some notable places to visit nearby.



Central Business District Travel Guide