Premier Bus Tours

Discover the floral magic of Toowoomba with Premier Queensland. Immerse yourself in the beauty of vibrant public parks, award-winning private gardens, and seasonal events—all while travelling in the comfort of a luxury coach.

With a range of tours on offer, you can discover the beauty of the Garden City’s public parks, and marvel at the breathtaking floral displays that have won the hearts of many.

Offering five tours.

3 Hour Toowoomba in Bloom
Fri 19, Sat 20 & Fri 26 Sept
8.30am – 11.30am or 1.00pm – 4.00pm
Visit Laurel Bank Park, Queens Park Botanic Gardens and The Chronicle Garden Competition City Grand Champion and City Reserve Grand Champion gardens.

Half Day Floral Highlights of Toowoomba
Mon 22, Tue 23 & Sun 28 Sept
9.30am – 2.30pm
Stroll through the vibrant displays of Laurel Bank Park, Queens Park Botanic Gardens, Japanese Garden, and stunning private gardens crowned champions of The Chronicle Garden Competition. A perfect half day escape for garden lovers, with brunch included!

Full Day Garden & Railway Experience
Wed 24 and Thur 25 Sept
8.30am – 4.30pm
See the sights of the beautiful public parks, and enjoy and a train ride to the picturesque Spring Bluff Railway Station Gardens. Lunch at a local favourite is included; perfect for those who want to experience Toowoomba’s floral beauty from all angles!

Floral Parade & Garden Discovery
Sat 20 Sept
9.00am – 4.30pm
Enjoy the sights and sounds of the iconic Grand Central Floral Parade (seating provided), followed by lunch and a trip to the peaceful Ju Raku En Japanese Gardens. Finish your day with a visit to The Chronicle Garden Competition City Grand Champion and City Reserve Grand Champion gardens.

Double Header Steam & Garden Tour
Sun 21 Sept
9.00am – 4.30pm
Climb aboard a special Double Header steam train for a 90-minute scenic heritage journey. On your return to Toowoomba, wander through the vibrant displays of Laurel Bank Park, Queens Park Botanic Gardens, the serene Japanese Garden, and visit private garden gems crowned champions of The Chronicle Garden Competition.