3 Best Landmarks in Wollongong, NSW

Stunning route along the coast. Well worth getting out the car for a walk along the bridge. Would love to come around sunrise, but sunset was beautiful and sure it’s great the rest of the day as well! Very busy, with plenty of tourists.

A wonderful place to visit and walk on the cliff bridge to experience the wind, tides, beautiful and clear water, different shades of water due to the coral underneath. Definitely worth visiting the place and don’t miss it if you visit New South Wales

Stunning views from here, while you zoom past the Great pacific ocean drive. Great views of the bridge from Stanwell top car parks. Lost my drone here, watch out for the birds and strong winds..

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A centrepiece of Wollongong, the Flagstaff Point Lighthouse in a must-see when visiting the sights of Wollongong. Plentiful parking in the close-by parking lots or along the street. Once there, you have 360 degree views of the ocean, beaches, city and mountains of Wollongong. Many cafes, restaurants and toilet facilities nearby. This is a great spot for a picnic.

A fabulous look out place in Wollongong, the place is brilliantly maintained, parking can be a bit challenging during weekends though. The lighthouse is very close to Cove beach which is super kid friendly and North Wollongong beach is ideal for family and surfers, the vastness and expanse of the beach will surely be a treat.

Flagstaff point lighthouse is one of the well maintained lighthouse here and this place is offering a great view near the ocean. This place is historical and famous as well.

I've taken groups of Cub Scouts (8-11) to this museum a couple of times, and they've always enjoyed learning about Wollongong's early settled history. The curators have put a lot of effort into presenting the building "as it was" and really do set the scene for what life was like for our pioneering forefathers/mothers.

What a great start to your Wollongong visit. The building was originally The post and Telegraphic centre of the Illawarra. A great insight into the interesting past of local settlers and the community. Not far from the city centre.

I encourage everyone to visit this free museum and get a glimpse of the history of the area. It only opens twice a week in a limited timeframe so make sure to plan in advance.