Best Historical Landmark South Australia: reviews, page 5

I mean, I like South Africans. They’re super racist, obviously, but you have to admire what the Afrikaans did leading up to leaving the Commonwealth...

An adventure of discovery, trying to follow the I'll fated path of famous explorers Burke and Wills and their team.

Abandoned and falling apart, this old homestead represents what happened to the area of Kanyaka. There and many ruins in this district but this...

With permission from Arcoona Station, I have climbed ‘Fish Mountain’ a number of times. The landscape is truly unique.

The facilities fit your needs for when you want the feeling of being away from suburbia.

Love the fascinating history of this magnificent monument and an important part of Australian history.

This unassuming, but attractive little Yatala stone building was originally the mortuary for the Lunatic Asylum—the Dead House, built in 1882, is all...

It's a shame that the bridge has been mostly destroyed by what looks to be from fire.

Just about to get flooded. Easy access by a short sealed road to the landing. Well maintained reserve, tables under a row of gum trees. Characteristic...

Spotted this bridge from the bakery at Inglewood. Went down to explore.

Just some of the flowers on the walk up to Devil Nose u will lov the walk Bushwalkers

Beautiful National Park all around. It is an unsealed road. Very close to Adelaide. So peaceful and quiet with just the birds singing. Lovely old...

Don’t miss out this historical place in the border of South Australia and Victoria. Wolseley is a beautiful small town and amazing country drive. It’s...

We parked just off Wirra Wirra Rd and walked along the side of the forest around to these lovely ruins. Though people have left graffiti on walls...

Not much left but good to see something is still there. Needs a bit of restoration work.

This place is quite impressive, you feel quite good to be Aussie when you come here. I went here as a school picnic trip and loved it:)

Another example of beautiful architecture. This is right at the entrance of Belair National Park

We sat at the table's and enjoyed our meal from the Charcoal Chicken place watching the day go by on the Murray river.

My son attends the judo class here and loves it.amazing club with amazing instructors

The East Lodge and Gates on Botanic Road, were built as part of the Lunatic Asylum in 1865.