The Illawarra Museum is housed within the historic former Post and Telegraph Office building in Wollongong and showcases local history through a range of exhibits covering education, communication, household life, commerce, and the development of the Illawarra region.
The museum is accessed via the main entrance, which has a single step into the building. Once inside, the ground floor is generally flat and carpeted throughout. Some pathways between display cabinets and exhibits are a little narrow, particularly in the smaller rooms, although visitors can still move through the museum at a relaxed pace. Several larger exhibit rooms provide more open space for movement and viewing displays.
The museum is spread across two levels. Access to the upper floor is via stairs only, and there is no lift available. Visitors who are unable to use stairs will be limited to the ground-floor exhibits.
Parking is available on nearby streets (Market streetand Market Place) close to the museum entrance. The surrounding footpaths are generally wide, paved, and relatively level, making it straightforward to approach the building from nearby parking areas.
There are no public toilets available within the museum. The closest public toilets are located near Wollongong Beach, approximately a 10-minute walk from the museum.
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