The Unley Museum exhibits are displayed in a unique and interactive manner. For instance there is a bike which visitors can climb and ride to generate electricity for a some blubs and fan. Such interactive elements are good for kids to understand things better by experience and interaction. Even though the museum is small, there is many things to learn and see on history of Unley and Australia. If you like bikes you will love this museum. I loved the crack the code exhibit. Even though it's something simple, managing to open it invokes sense of achievement. The museum is well maintained.

A nice place to come on a sunny day with a friend or by yourself. The exhibits are interesting and include a lot of history of unley's past. The room with the old technology and items is really informative and interesting to see how much things have changed over the years.

A smaller museum, but there are lots of interesting stories about the after-war lives of the local resident soldiers.

Interesting diversion for half a day or so. Self guided tour was good. Price was fair. Wouldn't have minded some clean seats to rest on for when the feet got sore. Overall would recommend it.

Great little museum. Very committed workers and volunteers. It's very small but the people who run it are very enthusiastic. History if in my on display.

A great interactive historical place for kids and adults alike..

Enjoyable experience. The museum is on the small side, but the layout of the museum means there's lots to see.

Good one. Take away meal deal. Available even while others were closed.

A nice little museum with a World War 1 exhibition and a family history section

Small museum but value to go.

A good little museum with local history and Friendly staff.

Very nice museum, there are a few rooms, everything is interactive, staff is very friendly and helpful. Also they help to find out your family tree or any needed information.

Fab little place...T 🙏💜💜💜

The current display is not of Unley. Display was political about climate change.

Very good displays. Spent more than 2 hours here. Free entry, I did give a donation