The Great Houses of Ipswich event allows a glimpse behind the closed doors of some of Ipswich’s grand heritage homes twice a year. You might not have been able to attend the event in May due to Covid-19, however, we hope you enjoy this look inside one of Ipswich's great heritage homes: Gooloowan.
For a weekend filled with nature, adventure, gourmet food and craft beers, luxurious accommodation and a rich dose of history then look no further than Ipswich.In Brisbane’s backyard, a short 35 minute drive away, you can find yourself another world away, immersed in nature with spectacular mountain views!Pick your flavour, adventure and more to mix and match your perfect weekend in the Heritage City.
Looking for a gift, or just something new, then look no further than these boutique stores for one of a kind pieces from jewellery to shoes and fashion or artisan wares.*Check with individual shops before visiting for opening times.Arttime SuppliesThis creative space is more than just an arts supplier, they sell hand made artisian creations and offer art classes!
Coming to Ipswich with family or friends and looking for a place to stay that is bigger than your average hotel room?Here are five options to try around the Ipswich region.Twigley FarmLinning's House is a luxurious, self-contained stay with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. There's views of the surrounding countryside with wrap around verandas. There's space for up to six people, private fire pit and patio with outdoor dining area and a deck.
“That’s Henry, Pablo, Noodle, Neville, Teddy, Paddington, Humphrey, Wallace, Archie…” says farmer Shane Hancock, pointing around a paddock of his Pine Mountain Farm.It turns out that a long career in teaching – he is also deputy principal at Leichhardt State School – has given him a knack for remembering names, which is handy when you’re also in charge of Queensland’s largest herd of llamas.
Country Ipswich offers many fabulous farms and rural experiences for families to explore - some where you can even stay the night, like TallaValley Farm.Tallavalley Farm B&B is one such place – a working 50-acre farm that allows visitors to bring their dog and even their horse.David and Jo Baker have been delighted by the response to their farmstay since launching it in early 2019 and have already hosted visitors from around Australia.
