Best Historical Landmark South Australia: reviews

Always a wonderful time down at Brighton Jetty, beautiful serene ocean, long enough for a nice stroll on a summer's evening and there are many food...

Great little adventure for the kids with its story walk and an amazing well maintained historic house for the history lovers.

Ive always loved going there, since I was a kid. Either fishing, swiming or just going for a walk. Just a gorgeous spot with beautiful views.

Very nice, peaceful and fresh place to go, you can go for a drive, have a chat with friends, family or you also can enjoy the food and drink around...

The beach near the jetty has everything you need: sand, sun, and access to food establishments. It's dog friendly, so bring your pup along on your...

Creators 0f Marree man. Bardius goldberg (deceased) Arthur wellington (kidney and liver failure) Stephen o'loughlin (still living but very old now)...

Interesting and great to visit on a perfect day like today. Could see kangaroo island and the beautiful coast line.

A very interesting place, the volunteer on site was very helpful and provided a lot of background to the exhibit, they need assistance to complete the...

I didn't spend $12.5/p for the tour so I can't say it is not worth it. But I recommend Umpherston Sinkhole. It is beautiful and it is free.

During its military life, was known as Torrens Training Depot and hosted the Adelaide University Regiment and 10th Bn RSAR. Also had the USI library.

This is a place to relax and enjoy in good weather. The views are spectacular. The lighthous is locked. Nice walk from the parking.

Displayed with dignity and in memorial those who served, protected and gave their life to protect our freedom. Surrounded by beautiful gardens with...

Lovely walk to the end and back. Water was crystal clear and looked very inviting despite the season.
Will be back in summer for a swim!

Really interesting tour. Guides are very good, knowledgeable and really seem to enjoy what they do. Don't take the kids as the tour can be quite scary...

Fantastic sculpture. And a fitting tribute to the farmers, settlers of this area.

We didn’t make it on this tour unfortunately, when we did go to purchase our tickets I had our 19 month old daughter with us. I asked for our tickets...

A simple walk with many, many steps to the walkway around the sugarloaf geological feature of 280 million year old sandstone, smaller than expected...

First time for me here just had a look to see if they are getting any Blue Swimmer crabs, none caught.

The memorial is an awesome piece of art. The detail using so many mechanical bits of junk. Entry of great foods and sights to see locally too.

A beautiful spot to lookout at the city of Adelaide. Sunset looks absolute beautiful from here.