Discover the best top things to do in Wollongong, Australia including Hangdog Climbing Gym, South Coast Journeys, Five Barrel Brewing, Science Space, Illawarra Performing Arts Centre, Dagwood, The Throsby, Early Start Discovery Space, The Australian Motorlife Museum, Revolution Laser Arena.
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5.0 based on 96 reviews
Welcome to South Coast Journeys. A newly emerging tourism business that aims to be the premier eco-tourism operator on the South Coast of N.S.W. for backpackers, travellers and locals alike. We are achieving this by providing tours that pack in a whole lot of fun including; South Coast Winery Tours, South Coast Brewery and Distillery Tours, surfing, snorkelling or even a boat cruise to see dolphins or whales playing in the pristine waters of Jervis Bay.
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Popped in at 5pm on a Saturday, a few tables left, staff were quite friendly and helpful, I could tell they were passionate about their beers after a quick chat. Tried a fair range while I was there: two mid-range stouts, a couple of hoppy beers, a Double New England IPA which was fruity & probably my favourite, and they even had 3 different imperial stouts on tap which was impressive. They had a burger cart on site with chicken or pork or vegetarian burgers on offer, but I tried the prawn burger for something different, and surprisingly it worked well, quite tasty. Just a welcoming experience all round.
4.5 based on 162 reviews
Science Space is the only dedicated science experience in NSW and is a place where anyone, young and old, can come and see how science and technology discoveries have become reality. It is a place to be inspired about what the future holds and empowered to help change it for the better. Science Space is the proud home of the DIGISTAR 6, Australia’s #1 most digitally advanced Planetarium. The 4k laser projection system is a first for Australia and allows the public to experience science and technology like never before. Science Space is founded upon the principles of education, hands-on learning and accessibility. Existing to advocate the value of science and technology and increase general science literacy. Science Space brings over 100 interactive exhibits, Science Shows, Workshops and Australia’s #1 Planetarium to the Illawarra region.
Great three hours with the family at Science Space. Kids loved all the interactive exhibits and reckoned it was much better than ‘Early Start Discovery Place’. Only slight negative is the on-site cafe which Is very basic. Suggest dining elsewhere although I was told there is a proper cafe very near which is pretty good.
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Located in the heart of Wollongong's Arts Precinct, Illawarra Performing Arts Centre (IPAC) is the region's most loved and respected venue for the performing arts. Comprising three versatile spaces, it plays host to a variety of events, from internationally renowned theatre, music, dance, comedy and children's programming, as well as a wide range of community events. Merrigong Theatre Company is the venue manager of IPAC and a vibrant regional theatre company in its own right - producing, presenting and touring exciting contemporary theatre and supporting the development of a wide range of theatre-makers and local independent artists. The name Merrigong, found in early accounts of European exploration of the Illawarra, is thought to be a derivation of the indigenous word for the region's distinctive escarpment.
This is the final season after 20 years of the Wharf Revue. The final season is arguably the best they have performed. The Merrigong Theatre inside IPAC is arguably the most comfortable theatre in NSW with high back chairs and loads of leg room. The view and acoustics are top class. We are privileged in the Illawarra to have something of this standard here.
4.5 based on 68 reviews
My little girl loves this place and never seems to get sick of it. I love the convenience of it and the cafe attached.
4.5 based on 59 reviews
The Australian Motorlife Museum has a unique position in the Illawarra tourism arena and has a national reputation within the heritage motoring community. We are one of the largest museums of its kind in Australia. The current collection comprises thousands of items with over 4,000 sq. meters of display area. The collection includes vehicles from the early 1900’s through to the 1960’s. Motorcycles, trucks, a Penny Farthing bicycle and others, a 1924 Fire engine complete with brass helmets, an FJ Holden with a Caravan, typewriters, gramophones, picnic gear, irons, signs galore, advertising material, NRMA and Wayne Gardner dedicated historical displays. Early petrol pumps are a feature. Even from this brief overview it is obvious that The Australian Motorlife Museum has a great deal to interest everyone from the casual observer to the motoring enthusiast, from the youngest to the oldest visitor. It is echoed throughout a visit comments like ‘I learnt to type on one of these’.
This must be, the best, best-kept-secret in Australian automotive history! We invaded a-top fifteen, 1941 vintage-styled Royal Enfield Motorcycles and not a single one of our motoring pals and peers (vintage themselves!) had EVER heard of this fabulous display! SHAME on the NRMA, as they sponsor this site and the ONLY signage to the magnificent museum is at the front gate?...by that time, we'd already arrived... where are the signs to this too-well-hidden-treasure? The local Visitors & Convention Center should be shouting from the roof-tops of this local jewel! The collection is wonderfully varied, and the entire team is crafted of very friendly volunteers! There is, something for everybody here! Don't take my word for it... Go There! My hat is off to 'Westie' and Surfside Motorcycles in the Northern Beaches who led us to this otherwise-missed, 'hidden treasure'!
4.5 based on 11 reviews
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