Tourist Attractions in Glenelg South, SA

tourist attractions in Glenelg South, SA (Results 1 - 1 of 1)

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The Leafy Sea Dragon Mural

22 Ramsgate St, Glenelg South, 5045

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Glenelg Air Raid Shelter

Closed now

Rugless Terrace, Glenelg East, 5045

(08) 8229 9916

Da Costa Park Reserve

Open now

3/4 Wyatt St, Glenelg East, 5045

(08) 8229 9999

... National reserve

The Bay Discovery Centre

Closed now

1ST FLOOR, GLENELG TOWN HALL, MOSELEY SQ, Glenelg, 5045

(08) 8179 9508

... History Museum, Landmark & Historical Place, Museum

The Bay Discovery Centre is a museum worth visiting, with a focus on local history and interactive activities. It features exhibits on indigenous culture and historical events, old-fashioned fortune-telling machines, and activities for children. The museum offers a glimpse into Glenelg's past and is free or has a donation entry fee. Visitors praise the knowledgeable volunteers, child-friendliness, and interactive exhibits.

Lintons Garage

28 Gordon St, Glenelg, 5045

0419 833 100

... Historical landmark

North Brighton Community Garden

Open now

61 Bowker St, North Brighton, 5048

(08) 8229 9999

Raywood Tours

527 ANZAC HIGHWAY, Glenelg, 5045

(08) 8376 1148

... TOURS, COACH SERVICES, CHARTER, Tourist Attractions, TOUR, BU, Tourist Services, BUS

Ramada Plaza Pier Hotel & Suites

Open now

18 Holdfast Promenade, Glenelg, 5045

(08) 8350 3188

... Accommodation, Apartments, Accommodation Serviced Apartments, Serviced, Hotels, Accommodation...

Kiwanis Bus Service Inc & S a Office Of Kiwanis in

Closed now

175 OAKLANDS ROAD, Warradale, 5046

0417 844 587

Morphettville Community Garden

Open now

42 Denham Ave, Morphettville, 5043

Cummins Historical House

Closed now

23 Sheoak Ave, Novar Gardens, 5040

(08) 8294 1939

Visitors highly recommend Cummins Historical House for its personal tours, lovingly tended gardens, and delicious Devonshire tea served by volunteers. The historical house and grounds offer a glimpse into early South Australian history and are worth the visit. The tours are informative and the volunteers go the extra mile to make visitors feel welcome.