Adelaide Attractions
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Ayers Historic House Museum
The Ayers Historic House Museum is a an elegant mansion that serves as a fine example of Regency architecture. The Museum is especially well known for its ornate painted finishes on the interior.
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Adelaide Botanic Garden
The Adelaide Botanic Garden was first laid out in the mid 19th C. In addition to the outdoor gardens are the palm house and the Bicentennial Conservatory.
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Adelaide Festival Centre
The Adelaide Festival Centre contains two theaters and an amphitheater. It is home to two important theater groups and hosts the Adelaide Arts Festival.
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North Terrace
North Terrace is lined with museums, galleries, and a number of public buildings, including the State Library.
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Victoria Square
Victoria Square, with a statue of Queen Victoria standing prominently in the middle, is a lovely area with gardens located in the heart of the city.
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Belair National Park
Belair National Park is a nature reserve and home to the Old Government House, former summer residence of the governor until 1880.
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Glenelg, Australia
Glenelg is a summer resort outside of Adelaide. One of the main attractions is The Beachouse, a popular water based amusement park.
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Hahndorf, Australia
The town of Hahndorf is Australia's second oldest German settlement, with many historical buildings and traditional half timbered houses.
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Port Adelaide, Australia
Port Adelaide is an interesting area with a number of 19th C buildings, along with the South Australian Maritime Museum, and the nearby Railway Museum.
More Australia Resources
- Adelaide day trips and things to do by Viator
- Adelaide Travel Guide by iExplore
St Peter's Cathedral, Adelaide
St Peter's Cathedral, Adelaide
Black Hill Conservation Park / Morialta Conservation Park, Adelaide
Glenelg, Adelaide
Tram to Glenelg, Adelaide
Rundle Mall, Adelaide
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