Adelaide Festival Centre
Australia's first capital city multi-purpose arts centre, the Adelaide Festival Centre opened in 1973 with distinctive white geometric…
Adelaide: 11 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
Australia's first capital city multi-purpose arts centre, the Adelaide Festival Centre opened in 1973 with distinctive white geometric…
South Australia's premier art museum, established 1881, houses nearly 45,000 works spanning Australian, European, Asian and North American…
A 1930s Elizabethan mansion in South Australia holding one of the largest Stanley Spencer collections outside Britain, plus…
A social history museum in Adelaide dedicated to South Australia's immigration and settlement heritage, operated by the History…
A Uniting church on Adelaide's Flinders Street, home to the city's largest organ and guided by principles of…
A free public contemporary art museum at Adelaide University, the Samstag Museum occupies the Hawke Building and welcomes…
A state maritime museum in Port Adelaide housed within historic buildings and part of South Australia's first heritage…
Adelaide's major natural history museum houses the world's largest Australian Aboriginal collection, significant polar exploration artefacts, and over…
A Gothic Revival cathedral in Adelaide, South Australia, whose tower took 140 years to complete, finally finished in…
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