The South Australian Museum, located on North Terrace, is the city's premier museum of natural history, housing collections of fossils, exhibits of Aboriginal artifacts, and stories of Antarctic expeditions. Committed to making Australia's natural and cultural heritage accessible, engaging, and fun for over 165 years, the museum boasts the world's largest collection of Australian Aboriginal cultural material, with over 3,000 artifacts on display, including the culturally significant Yuendumu Doors. The South Australian Biodiversity Gallery showcases the region's land and marine wildlife, featuring touch screens, interactive elements, and a wealth of information.
The gallery offers access programs that allow everyone to enjoy art through auditory and tactile experiences.
MOD., standing for Museum of Discovery, is a unique museum that blends art and science, providing a space for discovery, learning, and exploration. At JamFactory, a modern art space, contemporary craft and design are supported and promoted, featuring a glass studio, a ceramics studio, and a design store that showcases the work of emerging and established artists.
Tandanya, an Aboriginal-owned and managed cultural institution, offers a distinctive insight into the art, culture, and history of Australia's First Peoples. Adelaide's vibrant arts scene includes a variety of galleries showcasing local, interstate, and international art, from the prestigious Art Gallery of South Australia to the emerging ArtPod. Additionally, the city's streets feature outdoor murals and art installations that can be explored through the Adelaide Street Art Trail.