North Toowoomba is one of the inner suburbs of Toowoomba in Queensland, situated to the north of Toowoomba Central Business District. With a population of a little over 3,00 people, North Toowoomba has a lot to offer its locals and tourists.

You can start by visiting the heritage-listed Downs Co-operative Dairy Association Limited Factory at 57 Brook Street. This factory was built at the beginning of the 20th century and features a series of buildings made from brick, concrete and metal. The site is 1.4 hectares, and the strip of land where these buildings are set is pretty narrow. You can visit the administration building, the laboratory, an engine and refrigeration building, a butter factory and a milk and cheese factory along with other structures.

North Toowoomba straddles the New England Highway and is filled with all sorts of shops and businesses. You get furniture shops, gyms, breweries, a 7-Eleven, dance schools, and a music repair shop. There is also plenty of accommodation, including a Best Western Hotel, a Foodworks supermarket, as well as a wine cellar.

North Toowoomba is scattered with parks where you can enjoy a long stroll, a quiet picnic, or a bike ride. The best parks are Andrew Street Park, North Toowoomba Park, and Willowburn Park on the banks of Gowrie Creek.