South Australian Museum
- Address: North Terrace, Adelaide
- Hours: Open daily, 10am - 5pm
- Admission: Free
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Cultural Experience,
Nature & Wildlife,
Museum
This museum, with its huge whale skeleton in the front window, is one of Adelaide's landmarks. The enthralling exhibits showcase Australia's natural history and include a gallery devoted to Antarctic explorer Sir Douglas Mawson (with expedition footage). The absorbing Aboriginal Cultures Gallery displays artifacts of the region's Ngarrindjeri people.
Six floors of exhibits range from the focus on Australian and Pacific collections all the way through to the popular Ancient Egyptian room. There is a major fossil collection including perhaps the oldest piece found at 550 million years old. You can bring your own finds in for identification at the Discovery Center and visit the Information Center to find out more about Australia's Indigenous cultural heritage.
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Practical Info
The museum is located in Adelaide's cultural mile, near the Art Gallery on North Terrace. The free City Loop bus, 99C, will take you there.
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