Heritage, ART and Culture
As you take a trip through Adelaide’s history, you will feel the essence of Adelaide’s quiet refinement and how it came to be.
Settled in 1836 as a free, self-sustaining colony, Adelaide became a self-governing region only twenty years later in 1856. Adelaide was a well planned city that offered ownership of land at a price, with good employment opportunities for those who emigrated here.
Our museums and heritage sites and tours tell the story of our settlement in this wonderful city and how it came to be. We will also take you back thousands of years before settlement when the Kaurna People were custodians of the Adelaide region.
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Visitor information and general enquiries
We provide free maps, brochures and great information about where to eat,
things to do, local history and where to go.
GLENELG VISITOR INFORMATION OUTLET
Glenelg Town Hall, Moseley Square, Glenelg
08 81799599
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PORT ADELAIDE VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE
66 Commercial Road, Port Adelaide
08 8405 6560
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