The Migration Museum provides a rich overview of the social history of South Australia. It was founded in 1986 is dedicated to conserving the diverse history of immigration and settlement in Australia. There are several permanent and visiting exhibits. The nine galleries in the museum provide an in depth look into the life of the Aboriginals pre and post immigration and the life and culture of the various people that eventually came to call Australia home. It is housed in what was formerly the Adelaide Destitute Asylum and prior to that a “Native School” for aboriginal children. Entry to the museum is free and a voluntary donation can be made. Guided tours can be booked in advance.

• Wheelchair access is available to most of the Museum’s displays.
• Guided tours must have a minimum of ten people and must be booked and paid for in advance.

• Bus: Stop 9 on the Free City Loop 99c

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