3 Best Landmarks in Toowoomba

“Toowoomba City Library offers free access to books, magazines, e-resources, and online learning options for its visitors. The library is equipped with modern facilities, including function rooms and conference suites, allowing business professionals to use its ample space for meetings. They also offer activities, special events, and competitions. In addition, it offers various free programs in early childhood, community interests, and education. Toowoomba City Library provides convenient seating arrangements for all of its visitors. The library has 13 branches across the region, including mobile library services. Library memberships are available to all Queensland residents.”

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“Royal Bull's Head Inn is a heritage-listed two-storey timber-framed museum with weatherboard and chamfer-board walls outside and brick nog dividing walls on the ground floor. William Horton established his inn at Drayton in the late 1840s, when it was a vital stopping place between Moreton Bay and the Darling Downs. The museum is decorated based on evidence of finishes from the 1870s, and its rooms are furnished to represent the more upscale visitor accommodations downstairs and the working men's rooms. Royal Bull's Head Inn offers National Trust members free admission. The early kitchen remains in a ruined state at the southwest corner of the main inn building. A well, possibly dating from the hotel period, is located near the back wall of the inn.”

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“Toowoomba City Hall was designed by Willoughby Powell and built by Alexander Mayne. The heritage-listed town hall is also known as Toowoomba Town Hall and was added to the Queensland Heritage Register on 21 October 1992. It is the third town hall in Toowoomba and was the location for the proclamation that Toowoomba was a city. The city hall was also the first purpose-built city hall ever constructed in Queensland. Toowoomba City Hall is a two-storey masonry building with a central square tower and a corrugated iron gabled roof at the rear. It is located in the centre of Toowoomba, fronting Ruthven Street to the east. The hall features tuck-pointed masonry with rendered classical detailing. Toowoomba City Hall is associated with the work of architect Willoughby Powell.”

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