There are 82 historical sites in South Australia
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Adelaide Gaol is a former Australian prison in the Park Lands of Adelaide, South Australia.
Discover what is behind one of the most imposing facades on North Terrace, the heritage-listed Grand Lodge and learn about South Australian History.
Anlaby is one of Australia's great estates and one of the first great estates in South Australia.
A small historic farmhouse in the middle of the suburbs.
Ayers House is the current name of a historic manor house in North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia.
Beaumont House in Beaumont provides adults-only accommodation with a restaurant and a bar.
The Big Rocking Horse is a tourist attraction located in the town of Gumeracha, South Australia. Designed by David McIntosh, the structure weighs 25 tonnes and stands at over 18 metres tall, and is one of a number of Big Things in Australia designed to attract the attention of passing motorists.
Bowden's Cottage was the home of Jack and Vera Bowden and their family who came to the Barossa Goldfields in 1931.
The Cabo Borda lighthouse on Kangaroo Island was isolated and the scene of tragedy in its early years.
Cape Jaffa Lighthouse is a decommissioned lighthouse formerly located on Margaret Brock Reef near Cape Jaffa on the southeast coast of South Australia
The Captain’s Cottage Museum captures the history of Murray Bridge and its surrounding area.
Carrick Hill is a publicly accessible historic property at the foot of the Adelaide Hills, in the suburb of Springfield, in South Australia.
Come to the Catacomb Church, an underground church modeled after the Catacombs in Rome.
A view of old farming equipment at Clayton Farm Heritage Museum.
Cummins House is an important State Heritage Site on the South Australian Heritage Register.
Early Settlers Cottage was one of the first buildings in Orroroo and was purchased by Mr Henry Solly of the Surveyor General on 13th May 1880.
Spend an hour or two interacting with animals and reconnecting with nature at Echo Farm on the edge of Mount Gambier.
The Eyre Peninsula Railway Preservation Society is a historic society based in Port Lincoln, South Australia, which opened in September 1999.
This underground home (or dugout as the locals call them) was excavated in the original method using picks and shovels and a lot of blood, sweats and tears.
Fort Glanville Conservation Park is a protected area located in the Australian state of South Australia located in Semaphore Park, a seaside suburb of Adelaide.
Gamble Cottage Built in 1902 for Joseph Gamble and his family.
Wattle Range Council has recently erected a new memorial/memorial wall adjacent to the existing War Memorial, Glencoe along with associated site improvement.
Hampton Township Ruins is a historical site in Burra that allows visitors to explore an abandoned English-style township.
110kms north of adelaide this is a delightful heritage listed courthouse transformed into an intimate arts performance space in the heritage village like town of auburn in the beautiful clare valley
The Hindmarsh Fire and Folk Museum is a history museum housed in a former fire station in Hindmarsh, South Australia.
Kangaroo Inn Ancient Ruins on the Limestone Coast On the road from Mount Gambier to Guichen Bay (Robe Town) and also linked to Penola by a rugged road, the Kangaroo Inn was built of local limestone.
John Horrocks Cottage in Penwortham in the Clare Valley, South Australia was built in 1839 by pioneer and explorer John Ainsworth Horrocks; one of the first white men to occupy land in the area.
The 10-kilometer Kapunda Heritage Trail meanders past the city's historic buildings, churches and remnants of earlier lifestyles.
Historic Kingston House.