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Natural history museum
1. South Australian Museum - Adelaide
· 3296 reviews
North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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Kevin Ng: Lovely museum to stroll around. So much to see!! If you have time visit NATURE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR exhibition. It’s well worth it!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
Orlandinho Barros: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No
Shyamsundar Shrestha: Good Place. I love the Llama there, but there’s not much things to do. There are just some abstract art, preserved animals, and some aboriginal culture present in the museum.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Bonnie: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Thorsten Körner: An incredibly great collection of indigenous art from South Australia and also a separate floor for pieces from the Pacific region. Free entry and a very nice little cafe! Definitely worth a visit!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
G4m3r K0n3k0: Amazing. Took my 4 year old niece and she had to go through it twice. She loved it so much her parents are taking her again. It was great to ne doing something she enjoyed that didnt cost money.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Kurt: Outstanding visit. Always a great place to bring the family. And the souvenir shop is a must visit too. Highly recommended!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Carrol Bond: Visited on Weekday
Peter Graham: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes
Alex Koid: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No
James Heasley: I really enjoyed the museum but it does need to be bigger, more area's for items.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Jorja Bishop: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait
Diego Antunes: It is free and amazing.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Jon Hunter: Awesome museum mostly focused on natural history. It's free to enter but they do have some special exhibitions that you have to pay for.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
Adam Wright: Always loved the museum, glad my daughter does too ❤️Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
장소연: It was really really really good 👍👍👍It was the best tourist destination during my 4 months living in Adelaide.This museum of incredible amount and information is free...From the pavilion where you can see Australian indigenous culture on the first floor, you could see the natural ecosystem, Egyptian mummies, and even minerals.Personally, I don't like museums that much, but I saw it in about 2 hours. The English explanations are also explained in an easy to understand manner, making it easy to read.It's nice that the land is large haha. It's almost as big as a transplanted wild place.I totally recommend it!
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2. Migration Museum - Adelaide
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· 365 reviews
82 Kintore Ave, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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Edgar Daniel-Richards: Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No
Manuel Huet: Went with my sister, they let me sit in the Vauxhall. Very cool. 👍Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
David Katima: What an amazing experience and a magical moment! This museum is real gem, the history, the discovery, the moments our first generations lived when arriving in SA snd then today’s connections and reality. Take the time to jump in the past to better enjoy the present.There is also an old car: you can seat inside and imagine those moments… the old leather smell, the feelings are incredible… and I do remember those!Free entry, not too busy and easy to explore. Highly recommended
Isabella Rose: Actually a really good museum! Ive lived in Adelaide my whole life but never knew it existed. I was pleasantly surprisedVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Judith & Ron Willis: Extremely good guide and informationEasy access to cafes and transport after .
Sunil Cook: Take your kids- even if it’s just once- learn about how we came to be South AussiesVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Joe Redhead: Visited on Public holiday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No
Ivan Teh: View @ Migration Museum..A special history museum that showcases the immigration and settlement of the state..Promoting multiculturalism and diverse acceptance, the small collection is housed in a complex of restored colonial buildings around a courtyard..Stories of how diverse communities came together and built their new home is quite inspiring.
Rupesh Dahal: A bit Small place but Great place to enjoy and learn more about AustraliaVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
A N: The museum is free to visit and informative. There is no need to plan for a long timeVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
ashiraya cheeplursak: The place is small, but there are exhibitions to see.
Lawrence Nwabuisi: It's a history to be remembered and appreciated.
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Historical place museum
3. Ayers House Museum - Adelaide
· 148 reviews
288 North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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On Sunday 26 September we closed the doors on 50 successful years of the Ayers House Museum.
The National Trust of South Australia has managed the Ayers House Museum on North Terrace in Adelaide on behalf of the Government of South Australia since 1973, having saved the building from demolition in the 1960s. On 10 June 2021, the National Trust was served a 30 day eviction notice by the Government of South Australia.
On Sunday 26 September we closed the doors on 50 successful years of the Ayers House Museum.
The National Trust of South Australia has managed the Ayers House Museum on North Terrace in Adelaide on behalf of the Government of South Australia since 1973, having saved the building from demolition in the 1960s. On 10 June 2021, the National Trust was served a 30 day eviction notice by the Government of South Australia.
Jeff Seydler: A beautifully restored building. Big nod to the National trust for their efforts for restoring this place to its former glory.
Leann Hammond: Went for a private work dinner. Great food and friendly helpful staff. Gorgeous old building and grounds
Arthur Hurwitz: .The lady who took us on the tour was knowledgeable, friendly and patient, and took the time to explain to us a bit of the history of this state and the man whose home we were touring. But all the staff are friendly and helpful and do their best to make one’s visit an enjoyable and satisfying one.We spent about an hour here all up and enjoyed the visit, but to be honest there isn’t a huge amount to see, and I wouldn’t put it on my must see list when in Adelaide, unless one has a particular interest in history.
Lei Jiang: Ayers house is one of the best historical places in Adelaide. The Victorian house is elaborate and decorated, all of the rooms magnificent and well preserved.
Courts Swan: My Sibling Had His 21st Lunch Here It Was Very Elegant And Relaxing .The Staff were Amazing ,I Definitely Would Recommend To Others
nathan owles: Lovely
Awkward Machine: Good atmosphere, fun shows, good times
Sasha Sachs: Lovely Fringe venue with a great selection of cocktails, wine etc.
Dilys Duck: Marvellous example of social history brought to life by volunteer guide Leeona
Valerie Lower: Fantastic place
Ali Johns: Great food, great service
Kym North: Great Christmas work function
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4. South Australian Maritime Museum - Port Adelaide
· 499 reviews
126 Lipson St, Port Adelaide SA 5015, Australia
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John Haberecht: Fascinating place to visit in Port Adelaide, providing an insight into the early days of white settlement and its impact on the local Aboriginal communities.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
G W: Very enjoyable experience. Some reviews didn't give much reason to visit. Had personalised tour which captured the spirit of how and why Adelaide became a capital city.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
汤志珩: There is a big boat inside. Tickets are required.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
David Holland: They had the HMS pinafore performance. Totally enjoyed
Bruce Wayne Birch: Fantastic place to visit with your family. The history is astounding. #BrucesPlanet #GodBless
MaJix: This was pretty cool even had a hunt which my 6yo loved and it was Lego to top it off. But yea no it was pretty cool to read the history of ships and boats in South AustraliaVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Squiz Hook: .Top level has some games, and interactive displays for learning about tracking the sun, tides / navigation.Bottom level has cool and creepy displays of the various socio-economic cabins/bunks for those making the trek from Europe to Australia in the 1800s.Good stuff. Great place, a little shabby but overall well kept, informative and fun.
Royce Faggotter: Very goodVisited on Weekday …
Andrew Warren: A highly recommended spot to spend a couple of hours learning about SA and the country's reliance on ports, shipping, and maritime workers.Visited on Weekday …
Di Hassam: Really enjoyed reading about our history and times gone by. There is so much to see here.Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No …
Charles Cassar: Reservation recommended No
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Art museum
5. The David Roche Foundation - North Adelaide
· 92 reviews
241 Melbourne St, North Adelaide SA 5006, Australia
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Tony “knucklehead” Storank: For me it was a reminder of how simple toys can be as special to a young child as any gadget you can get these days and imagination is wild in those early years growing up. I was envious of much of his collection until i found out he had a wealthy family that could spend big on gifts but by the same token shipped him off to boarding schools. Personally id rather play with dirt and stay at home during my formative years. Awesome collection and worth the trip in to see it.
James Yates: This is a must see collection which can only be seen by pre booking a guided tour of the main collection. However walk in exhibitions are held in part of the property. Currently a great, large display of toys from the mid 1800s onwards.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
Jonathan: Great visit to the Australian Toy exhibition. Only open for another month. Don't miss it if you're a kid at heart. Beautifully presented.
Andrew Lang: Australian Toy collection on display at this excellent museum. A lot of memories of childhood toys come back while viewing the Luke Jones collection. Much fun to see these.Visited on Weekday Reservation recommended No …
Justin Richards: I haven't visited the House museum but the Gallery is incredible.. Second time I've visited the gallery. This time to see the vintage toy collection. Beautifully set up. Even has art in the bathrooms. The staff are friendly and informative. The entrance fee is quite reasonable. Absolutely love this gallery.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Debbie Sparre: Visited the antique toy exhibition yesterday..what a great trip out with grandson thoroughly enjoyed. Staff were very informative, if you haven't been before a great first visit experienceVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Cynthia Woodham: Loved this exhibition. Look forward to attending other exhibitions in the future.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Елена Лисовая: We recently visited the museum with our 12-year-old son, and the hour-and-a-half tour flew by thanks to the amazing guide. The tour was packed with fascinating historical information. The museum exhibits many interesting and rare items. We highly recommend visiting!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Steamed Xi: Fabulous and informative tour.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
CAT: Visited and saw an exhibition on quilts from war - in the old days regiments would take a tailor with them, and they and soldiers would occupy themselves by making quilts. Sometimes with chess boards included, to pass the time. Was a separate 2 hour visit to house available, need to book ahead for that oneVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
Lisa Joy: An exquisite home owned by the late art collector, David Roche. Tour guide, Naomi, was warm & knowledgeable in her description of David's life. Loved the wallpaper, furnishings, crockery & art pieces & the stories behind them. So much beauty with a legacy for art lovers to enjoy.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
Cheryl Casey: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure
Lisa Kieran: Totally OTT home and collections of a lifetime by a man who could do and buy what he wanted. And, lucky he did all that, so we could see it too 😀. He's still in charge - in the huge green malachite urn near the entrance!Too much to even begin to list the interesting and expensive pieces on view. Take your time.The exhibition in the "ex dog kennels" at the time was of quilting. Also very interesting.
Diane Lewitzke: Excellent exhibitionVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
anne simon: An absolute joy of a collection, beautifully curated and explained with great knowledge and affection on the guided tour. The individual objects are exquisite, sometimes quirky and often moving; and to see them so lovingly displayed in the home for which they were bought is a rare delight, one which will stay with you long after you have left. This collection alone is worth a visit to Adelaide.
Michael Belletti: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes
Mark Hutton: Well worth a visit, fascinating collectionVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
Debb Hutton: Love this place. Amazing artefacts.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
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Rail museum
6. National Railway Museum - Port Adelaide
· 868 reviews
76 Lipson St, Port Adelaide SA 5015, Australia
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Have you ever wondered how a steam engine works? Have you had questions about how steam can cause such big metal machines to move?
Have you ever wondered how a steam engine works? Have you had questions about how steam can cause such big metal machines to move?
Luke Watson: museum in the southern hemisphere for railway stock and history
Levi 3D: Just like the Aviation museum, it was spectacular to see these old trains that used to run here in Adelaide, I definitely recommend this as a great place to take the family and have a great day!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
BENTHEBONZA: Lots to see.
Ja de Clarke: The museums great but I was at the new Port Dock Bus terminal/ Train Station inbetween the Railway museum and the Police Station...
Harvey Durant: Visited on Public holiday Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended Yes
Andison Cheng: , train rides and most of all great passionate staff who all clearly have their dream jobs! Notable the lad called Owen who was looking after the train rides is a 10/10! Thank you for a great experience!
Nuffy Treez: Wow what a great experience this was. It's a real credit to the volunteers there. Heaps of information and very interesting aswell.Well worth a visit.Even has a smaller train that you can ride on around the yard.A++++
Harley Ellis: Absolutely love this place and so does my kidVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
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7. The Bradman Collection - North Adelaide
· 151 reviews
Adelaide Oval, War Memorial Dr, North Adelaide SA 5006, Australia
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Aaron Sunny: If you are a cricket fanatic, Don Bradman collection is the place to be. Memorabilia from different decades bring back a lot of memories ! It’s quite a lot of walking, so be ready to knock out some great steps and wear comfortable shoes.Parking is available and close to the city. There’s an option of using local transport as well. If doing the museum tour , add in the Adelaide oval in your list too as it’s a great way to stop for a drink or feed
Robert Edwards: Fantastic what a wonderful sportsman rip 🙏
carol watkins27: Great experience
Rosie Gepp: A lot of walking but with it.very informative.
Mike Pollard: Brilliant
Michelle Harding: Very informative, lots to do and read. Very interesting.
Kurt Johansen: Spend an insightful hour of your life living through life and times of Sir Donald and his exploits.
Chris Diebert: Awesome
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8. Museum of Classical Archaeology - Adelaide
· 13 reviews
University of Adelaide, Mitchell Building, North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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The Museum of Classical Archaeology has more than 1700 items on display, making it the largest collection of artefacts from ancient Greece and Rome in South Australia.
The Museum of Classical Archaeology comprises the teaching collection of the Department of Classics, Archaeology and Ancient History. Our archaeology students are able to study this material first hand in select Classics courses and through the Faculty's internship program for undergraduates. The Director of the Museum is Dr Margaret O’Hea.
Artefacts include glass, pottery and metalware from Minoan Crete to Hellenistic Greek cities in Southern Italy; from Etruscan Italy to the Roman provinces of Britain, Gaul and Egypt. We also house a representative collection of Egyptian material - mostly Late Period-Hellenistic - and artefacts from published archaeological excavations in Jordan and Iraq. Our Egyptian collection includes some papyri and also a woven textile fragment from the Late Roman period.
The Museum is open to the general public on the first Tuesday of every month (excluding December and January), between 11.00am - 3.00pm.
Please note, the Museum is temporarily closed until further notice. We look forward to updating this information soon.
We welcome all visitors to the Museum during this time, but please note large bags, strollers etc may not be taken into the Museum. Photography is only allowed for personal use, without a flash or a tripod.
We welcome school groups to visit and enjoy all of our artefacts.
Please note we cannot take school bookings on the first Tuesday of the month. The cost is $66 per group and due to limited space, the maximum of any group size is 15 people on rotation.
The Museum of Classical Archaeology has more than 1700 items on display, making it the largest collection of artefacts from ancient Greece and Rome in South Australia.
The Museum of Classical Archaeology comprises the teaching collection of the Department of Classics, Archaeology and Ancient History. Our archaeology students are able to study this material first hand in select Classics courses and through the Faculty's internship program for undergraduates. The Director of the Museum is Dr Margaret O’Hea.
Artefacts include glass, pottery and metalware from Minoan Crete to Hellenistic Greek cities in Southern Italy; from Etruscan Italy to the Roman provinces of Britain, Gaul and Egypt. We also house a representative collection of Egyptian material - mostly Late Period-Hellenistic - and artefacts from published archaeological excavations in Jordan and Iraq. Our Egyptian collection includes some papyri and also a woven textile fragment from the Late Roman period.
The Museum is open to the general public on the first Tuesday of every month (excluding December and January), between 11.00am - 3.00pm.
Please note, the Museum is temporarily closed until further notice. We look forward to updating this information soon.
We welcome all visitors to the Museum during this time, but please note large bags, strollers etc may not be taken into the Museum. Photography is only allowed for personal use, without a flash or a tripod.
We welcome school groups to visit and enjoy all of our artefacts.
Please note we cannot take school bookings on the first Tuesday of the month. The cost is $66 per group and due to limited space, the maximum of any group size is 15 people on rotation.
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Parvesh Chaudhary: Visited on Public holiday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes
Pepoy TV: Awesome historyVisited on Public holiday …
Thilanka Siriwardana: A must-visit place in Australia, this magnificent museum boasts a vast collection of ethnological materials from Aboriginal culture. I dedicated a significant amount of time to exploring it during our brief stay in Adelaide. The museum's exhibits are incredibly descriptive and comprehensive. For those who are foreigners and wish to gain a swift insight into Australia's history, including the lives of the Aboriginal people, a visit to this museum will certainly make the most of your time.
Deb B: Always love the SA museum.Visited on Weekday Reservation recommended No …
Joshua Howes: Very cool; lots of information and things to look at. We often go to the ice wall and look at the taxidermied birds and crittersVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Mary Ann Hollis: It was a love Friday experience. One of the many art application sessions. We look forward to coming to new exhibits.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Katrina: Interesting museum.Wish certain sections had more information instead of just a name tag and sometimes not even that.Bit confusing to navigate the levels, but overall a good informative place.
Pina Fitzharris: My 3 year old granddaughter loves the Museum. She loves the animals especially the lion. She waits each time for his tail to move.She learns something knew each time.
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9. MOD. - Adelaide
· 593 reviews
North Terrace, adjacent, Morphett St, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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Courtney Barnes: Really enjoyed this little museum. Not large, and geared predominantly towards school-aged kids, I went as a solo adult and had a good time. Kind of a museum of experimental philosophy, in parts, but very approachable to think about our present and our future. Well done.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
mandyGoTravelling: MOD is opened by university of south australia and is a futuristic museum of discovery. It’s a place to be and be inspired by ideas at the intersection of science, art, and innovation.i quite like the displaying screen on the ground floor, you can see a kangaroo moving when you touch on the screen, such a lovely little interactioneven the content of this exhibition is a bit abstract though not bad hanging around and take a look, and you can also draw your own painting on second floor, do appreciate many little things here haa, good having many interactionsMOD.rating of mine: 4
Zoe Losch: I can recommend it 100%. That’s how learning becomes fun! It was very interesting.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Steve Lynch: Very informative & interesting
paul bradley: Visited on Weekend Wait time 30–60 min Reservation recommended Not sure
Melissa Nguyen: Its a very fun place, its absolutely free to enter, its intriguing for both kids and adults to go here and have fun exploring. The technology is advanced, i remember I was at the top of the staircase and the chandeliers were reacting to the sounds I made by lighting up in different colours and patterns. I also remember seeing extremelt realistic well made replicas of human super organs that could help us adpat on other planets/harsh environments. I urge you to go this place immediately, its free, and its a fun way to burn the time while in the city. I heard the stations change every six months, so you may not see the things that I have listed. Have fun there!
Susanne Howson: Excellent way to spend an hour. Free too!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Sarah Jane Hill: Great free interactive experience..really thought provoking. Great thing to pop in and participate in if you have a free hr or 2. Current exhibition is broken. Won't add too many pictures as not to spoil it.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Kelsey: Incredible experience, so well researched and thought out. Staff were lovely. Had a wonderful time!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Romano Feuerreiter: Interactive displays to involve young and old with guides to help you along the way. Based on nature, climate change, the past and present things affecting our lives.Go see and participateVisited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No …
10. Art Gallery of South Australia - Adelaide
· 2466 reviews
North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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Courtney Barnes: Free gallery, lovely permanent collection hung in a unique and engaging way. Really enjoyed the curation!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
donglei chen: Nice place to bring kids to visit when they are a bit older
Anne Bentley: and don't shy away from proactive works on show. It's always worthwhile when visiting Adelaide.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
Melissa Safar: Lovely gallery to visit. Beautiful Architecture and of course, great exhibitions. Plenty of street parking around.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
Katsuki Bakugou: Could walk around for hours exploring the art and still not get tired!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Graham Mylett: An amazing pact to visit. The Art Gallery has changed so much over the years, and the collections are incredible. Great accessibility too.
mandyGoTravelling: .The Gallery is renowned for its collections of Australian art, including indigenous Australian and colonial art, from about 1800 onwards. The collection is strong in nineteenth-century works
Jon Turn: Visiting this Art Gallery was a rewarding experience. The gallery houses an impressive range of artworks, with a strong focus on Australian art. The space is thoughtfully organized, and the staff are accommodating. However, some of the exhibits felt somewhat disjointed, lacking thematic coherence. The gallery's historical pieces are particularly noteworthy, but the modern art sections could use more context and explanation. Overall, it's a pleasant outing for art enthusiasts, though improvements could enhance the visit.
Wayne Hall: An excellent place to spend your timeVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
Eliza Conney: The gallery houses a wide range of artwork, from indigenous pieces to contemporary collections. The building itself is architecturally pleasing, and the exhibitions are well-organized. However, I found that some sections could use more detailed descriptions. It's a good spot for art lovers, but casual visitors might not find it overly engaging.
Rebecca Chaudhary: Easy to visit by tram and walking. Nice historical looking building. I saw the King Henry viii inspired gallery and it is beautiful. There is gallery shop. One note is the staff there wear suits, so you might stick out/ not blend in wearing casual clothes. They have paper maps of gallery available.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Alina Herrador: Very kind staff. Thank you!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Nicole Stewart: To my surprise, this gallery turned out to be quite remarkable. The collection featured stunning artwork in a variety of styles, from Impressionist and Dada to Chinese, Renaissance, religious, and contemporary. Two pieces that really stood out were the evocative horse corpse and the striking white room filled with red yarn. I thoroughly enjoyed the visit.
Steven Probert: Very good but not as good as Brisbane galleries
Di Ya: Wonderful well curated museum.Recommend to visit their shop, got a few really nice books there.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
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11. The Centre of Democracy - Adelaide
· 10 reviews
Institute Building, corner of North Terrace and, Kintore Ave, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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12. Museum of Economic Botany - Adelaide
· 53 reviews
Adelaide Botanic Garden, North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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Allensius Harefa: Historical placeVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
Dale Smith: Incredible display!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Paul Ashton: Remarkable!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Hannah Rohrbacher: I’m soy thankful we stumbled in here, because this cold is incredibly impressive! It was started in 1881, and 99% of the collection is still in tact and on display! If you are strolling around the botanical gardens, you need to stop here if you enjoy nature and plants at all. The paper mache mushroom and fruit collection is mind blowingly realistic.
Zoe Barry: Straighten your picture frame wires please 🧐
Danielle Bowden: Really interesting!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
Shyam Krishna Pandit: Visited on Public holiday Wait time 1 hr+
Mr. Pramod: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure
Nama Shree: Visited on Public holiday Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended No
A E: Fascinating collection and display. Loved the visit here!Visited on Weekend Wait time 30–60 min …
V K: One of Australia's oldest and a very interesting museum, especially useful for those interested in agriculture.
Peter Connolly: Very interesting collection and great information.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Ahya Esmaeilifar: It was interestingVisited on Public holiday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
Janos Veresbaranji: Finally we arrived early enough to find the museum open.There are seeds, preserved plants and models made of plastic and paper mache and much more.
Richard Courtney: Good informationVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
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13. Adelaide Gaol - Adelaide
· 633 reviews
18 Gaol Rd, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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14. Samstag Museum of Art - Adelaide
· 56 reviews
Hawke Building, City West campus, 55 North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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Helen Pereira: A fantastic purpose-built space for exhibitions of all media. Helpful, professional staff. Always well curated exhibitions.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
MURRAY ESKDALE: This compact gallery space packs a punch, it's a space that is clean lined that offers the artist scope to occupy the space as they want.
Jenny Davies: Excellent Bruce Nuske exhibition! Also liked the sand carpet. Worth visiting. 😃
Dewi Kusnadi: To be visited soon
Prue R: Excellent exhibitions. Well curated. I particularly enjoyed the “Carpet Sweeping” and “Teapot” seriesVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
email name: Great variety of art on offer, always a great day outVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Megan Walch: A great contemporary museum currently closed for renovations due to a burst water pipe. Don't miss it when it reopensVisited on Weekday Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended Not sure …
Michelle: Fascinating place, highly recommend. Certainly don't see the need have food etc as there are numerous options nearby.
David van Bergen: Like it
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15. Flinders University Museum of Art - Bedford Park
· 4 reviews
Social Sciences North Sturt Rd, Bedford Park SA 5042, Australia
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16. South Australian Aviation Museum - Port Adelaide
· 561 reviews
66 Lipson St, Port Adelaide SA 5015, Australia
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Cooper: I’m glad I visited this museum on the weekend. It's a popular spot and a great place to bring kids. You can see many unique planes, most of which are well-preserved, and some you can even enter and explore. The museum grounds have recently been upgraded with a larger parking area, making it more convenient for visitors. The best part is the friendly volunteers who are always eager to share interesting information about the exhibits. Overall, it's a fun and educational outing, and I highly recommend it for a weekend visit!
mao shan (山猫): Aircraft from different eras can reflect the level of technological development in different eras.Visited on Weekday Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended No …
G W: Very enjoyable personalised tour. Gary showed a great deal of passion. The static displays are well worth the effort to visit hence the 5 stars. Nothing like the real thing since photos miss something.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
LUKE MOHR: Visited on Weekend
Levi 3D: It was an awesome experience, seeing the fighter jets, and even just the normal planes, and it was awesome that you can go in the cockpit of some planes, definitely recommendVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Cantems: Nothing like the good old f-111 and F/A -18 hornet
Jae Leigh: Another thoroughly detailed and informative aviation museum with some cool rare birds mixed in with your garden variety awesomeness.Doesn't have the problem some other aviation museums have cramming in so many aeroplanes both at ground level and suspended from ceilings it's impossible to get a good squiz at any one because something else is obscuring your focus so you move to get a better angle then can'tsee it still because another display is in the way, etc.Pretty well laid out and highly sociable volunteers happy to yak. Good souvenir shop too, they also have engine start days.Easy way to spend a couple of hours soaking it all in.
tbhersey tbhersey: Great place. Plains and information are awesome. Great people to chat with very knowledgeableVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Lauren Lambert: I am by no means an aviation fan but this is a fantastic little museum, well laid out and lots of incredible old planes and helicopters. There is so much for the kids to do. They can explore lots of the planes and even sit in the pilots seat of a couple of them.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Norman: An excellent place to visit, has a lot of history about planesVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
JOHN TARTOOSIE: A well run aircraft museum, solely run by volunteers with aircraft interests many South Australian aviation exhibits.
Don Doherty: WOW, truly enjoyed walking through the South Australian Aviation Museum, upon my experience, I fully recommend one goes to see out heritage. A couple of gentlemen volunteers asked if I wanted to have a look at closed off areas. My reply was yes, certainly, one was with the restoration shed. A few of the volunteers are working on a Farely airplane from pictures. I was advised there are only 4 left in the world. This one at Port Adelaide was found in the swamps of Port Pirie. Looked at a console of a spitfire made from scratch, I definitely recommend one goes to visit the Aviation Museum
David Baker: Outstanding place to visitVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Karlene Heathcote: Being ex RAAF this museum is brilliant. The gentlemen running it was so helpful.Really would recommend going for a look esp if you're an aviation & history buff.I took so many pics but I've only added a few to this review.
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Art museum
17. Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute - Adelaide
· 304 reviews
253 Grenfell St, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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Karin S.: At first you may be attracted by the beautiful architecture of this building! So take your time and take some photos from outside first!We may learn much about culture inside!Very interesting for people who are interested in art, history and culture!This museum is not far from Adelaide Botanical Garden … so why not visiting it, too?
Helen Gardner: Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Wonderful art and gift shop. Great to support local artists.
Annemarie Meegan: Great exhibition of their library of works.
Lynne Mack: Excellent art at reasonable prices.
Martin Fischer: A very nice gallery of Aboriginal art.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Andrew Pierson: Visited the gift shop area which had a lot of gorgeous and diverse arts and crafts on display and for sale. Very informative chat with the staff there.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Lindy King: I really enjoyed the Wild dog exhibition. Varied in art form, fascinating and very entertaining. Loved all the seating choices tooVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Ian Johnson: Fantastic experience and great to see school kids being taken through such an exciting exhibition.
Marlene bone: Enjoyed the wild dog project. Very interesting and infirmative.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
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Local history museum
18. Sir Thomas Playford ETSA Museum - Kurralta Park
· 23 reviews
31-33 Broughton Ave, Kurralta Park SA 5037, Australia
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Anthony Cuma: Good experience
Max O'Connell: Needs more publicity. great place for memories of the old ETSA.Museum invaluable.
John Williams: Well worth a visit when it reopens I the new year
Selwyn Proctor: Very interesting great place to take your kid's for a look at the past
David Ballinger: Very interesting displays of a bygone time.
John Ratke: Every parent should take their children to this wonderful place. To show their children how we have progressed over the last hundred years electrically.
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Natural history museum
19. State Herbarium of South Australia - Adelaide
· 38 reviews
Hackney Rd, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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Mic Reg: Interesting old building now science facilityVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Dennis John Plummer: Wait time No wait
Claire Page: Very interesting collection. We saw specimens that were collected on Captain Cook's voyage!
Nathan Crisp: Nice building it used to be Hackney Bus Depot.
Cassandra: Did a night tour of the Goodman building. A beautiful old place.
Andy Lowe: Knowledgeable and helpful staff
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Tourist attraction
20. Adelaide Botanic Garden - Adelaide
· 6345 reviews
North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
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박귀련: Such a peaceful and happy place. It's great for a walk.Visited on Public holiday Wait time 30–60 min …
Anne Bentley: A lovely spot.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
YIEN WANG: A great place to visit!Reservation recommended No …
Orlandinho Barros: FreeVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Leidy Carolina Rueda Fonseca: Beautiful!
Emily Whitrod: Always love visiting the botanic garden. Watch out for the thieving ducks🦆Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Neville Robinson: Brunch in the Evergreen Cafe was pleasant and the coffee was good.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Graham Mylett: Incedibly relaxing and beautiful place to walk through.
Jane Tarrant: Generous portions, beautifully cooked and piping hot. Loved our takeaway lunchVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
Thorsten Körner: Abeautiful place to walk and relax!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Daze Past Creative Reseller: Absolutely Gorgeous to escape the city chaos and immerse yourself in the botanic gardens, my favorite are the massive old gnarly trees planted in 1866!!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Adam Hellyer: Lovely botanical garden in the heart of the city. Amazing that it is free entry. Some great vistas, and lots to see, Worth a wander through.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Anil Wadhwa: Calm and peaceful - some excellent varieties of birds and plants including ferms , lilies and other species .Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
shaira noshin: Enjoy the flora and take lots of pictures. Very accessible via tram.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Sandra Mae: The best gardens in Australia, in my opinion. I love the conservatory, heritage glass house and the giant water lilies.
