Article by:
Karen Hastings
In the town center, high-rises hint at its role as the de facto capital of the region, but it still manages to pull off plenty of touristy charm.
The Strand, a palm-lined promenade skirting Cleveland Bay and its golden-sand beach, is the city's pride and joy. On the pink-tinged headland at one end of this popular walking path, the fascinating outdoor exhibits of Jezzine Barracks trace Townsville's rich military history and aboriginal heritage. On the other end, Ross Creek is home to the city's port. Read the full travel article here
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