South Australian Maritime Museum

The Museum of South Australia is located near the river Torrens and is a natural history museum and research centre created in the mid nineteenth century. It's very interesting from a cultural point of view, and houses the world's largest collection of Aboriginal artifacts. In addition, some of the permanent exhibits highlight the biodiversity of Southern Australia. The building is quite large, and entry is free (at least it was when I went a few years ago). Well worth a visit!

The South Australian Museum in Adelaide (Adelaide) offers visitors six floors of exhibitions and displays that reflect the Australian Aborigines. There is also a hall of ancient Egypt which has been a favorite destination for generations of visitors. The museum visitors can see 40,000 years of megafauna fossils, Ediacaran fossils and other fossils. The museum even offers a general education program linked to school curriculum.