FREE
This spot is the oldest purpose-built post office still in operation in its original building. It opened in 1833 and is now a museum and a working post office. The place is most popular for its hands-on history experiences and its role in the city’s early communication network.
- Original 1830s architecture and interiors
- Working post office with vintage mail services
- Interactive exhibits about early mail and communication
- Step into the 1830s: The building looks and feels like it did almost 200 years ago, with old-school mailboxes and period decor.
- Try historic mail activities: You can write a letter with a quill and seal it with wax, just like people did in the 1800s.
- Learn real stories: The exhibits show how mail shaped the city and share stories from the past.
- No specific dress code, but comfy shoes are good for walking on old floors.
- Best time to visit: Late morning or early afternoon for fewer crowds.
- Booking: It’s smart to book ahead for special workshops or group tours.
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