Cromwell Review

Cromwell is the capital of stonefruit ! You can find many cherry orchards in this area and a few real fruit-ice cream places. the Icecream is so so good!! Make sure to tase the ice cream!

Cromwell Town is the only way to enter and exit Queenstown, also known as Fruit Town, as the name implies, this is a fruitful town. There is a large fruit combination sculpture at the intersection of the town that is very eye-catching!

Cromwell Fruit Town, a town that developed rapidly in 1862 due to the gold rush, has produced fruit and ice cream. Not far from the Queen, kiwi fruit must be eaten. As soon as you enter the town, you can see the oversized fruit sculpture on the roadside. The village is not big and the population is small. Fruits and chocolates are too sweet. The chocolate is wrapped in ginger, Westerners like to pack ginger in sugar. I bought a lot of dried fruit, too sweet!

The beautiful town of Cromwell can be said to be the gateway to Queen Town and also the famous fruit town. In this small mountain town, there are all kinds of orchards. Flowers blossom in spring and fruits in autumn are fragrant and beautiful. Taste the local fresh fruit and ice cream.

Seeing a pile of fruit sculptures means that you have come to the town of Cromwell. There are many kinds of orchards and fruit shops, so there is no need to worry about missing them. Cherry is the most famous, and a large number of cherries begin to mature in the middle and late December of each year. New Zealand cherries will not disappoint you, big and delicious, do not eat more oh, will have diarrhea...

It takes about two hours to get from Queenstown. It's quite a long way. There aren't many tourists here, and there aren't many people in the commercial street. When I saw the welcome words written in Chinese, I realized that I was not the only one who liked to run around. Ha-ha. There are several restaurants in the mall. They are not very popular and the price is not cheap.