Museums in South Australia, Australia

This former Port Adelaide railway yard houses Australia's largest collection of locomotive engines and rol... More on Frommers

All the exhibits are in excellent order...this is what makes this place special. More on TripAdvisor

This heritage-listed estate, featuring an imposing Elizabethan mansion and nearly 40 hectares of English ga... More on Yahoo! Travel

If you dont want to travel too far from the centre of Adelaide, this historic house and surrounding tranqu... More on TripAdvisor

Victor Harbor is on the shores of Encounter Bay, where in 1802, Englishman Matthew Flinders met the French explorer Nicholas Baudin, while they were both circumnavigating Australia. England and France were at war at the time, but ... More on Frommers

Adelaide's premier public art gallery has a good range of local and overseas works and a fine Asian ceramics collection. Of particular interest are Charles Hall's Proclamation of South Australia ... More on Frommers

This gallery has a little bit for everyone really. More on igougo

The Migration Museum in Adelaide is devoted to charting the story of the colonial (and post colonial) settlement of South Australia in particular (but to large degree Australia as a whole). More on igougo

The South Australian Museum is one of Australia's most popular tourist attractions. It has the highest visitation of any of the cultural institutions in the City of Adelaid .. The Museum is situate... More on MuseumStuff.com

South Australian Museum is located in Adelaide on the North Terrace, near other Adelaide's cultural institution, within a short walking ... More on igougo

This seaside gallery exhibits Aboriginal artworks.All works are available for sale and each work of art comes with a certificate of authenticity, as well as information about the artist. On-line ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Explore the fascinating history of flight with this unique South Australian Aviation collection-featuring 10 aircraft, 20 engines, six rockets and 20 display cabinets of rare artifacts. Operated by volunteers, the museum displays ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Older Australians will relate to the toy collection here. Remember squabbling over the cereal packet for that ready-to-assemble toy, racing along on a red scooter or leaping imaginary fences on a gleaming new rocking horse? That said, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The late Sir Donald Bradman remains the greatest batsman in the history of world cricket with a peerless test match batting average of 99.94. He scored 17 first class centuries and 37 double centuries. Affectionately known as The ... More on Yahoo! Travel