Sturt House
Jetty Street
GRANGE, SA, 5022
Fax:  08 8356 8185
Telephone:  08 8356 8185
Email address:  sturthouse@optusnet.com.au
The Grange was the home of Captain Charles Sturt and his family from when it was built in 1840 until they returned to England in 1853. Captain Sturt was one of Australia?s most famous explorers and a Founder of South Australia.

Unley Museum
80 Edmund Ave
UNLEY, SA, 5061
Telephone:  08  8372 5117
Email address:  kwalker@unley.sa.gov.au
Web address:  http://www.mycommunity.com.au/unley/council/cccentres/museum.html
The City of Unley, one of metropolitan Adelaide's oldest areas, has a long and rich history. The Unley Museum provides a snapshot of Unley's past and present through vibrant displays and a comprehensive collection of artefacts, photographs and documents.

Brickworks Markets and Leisure Complex
36 South Road
TORRENSVILLE 5031
Set in the themed landscaped environment of six hectares, the site has a large variety of activities and attractions. Inside the main market building there are over 100 stalls with products ranging from handmade and candle soaps to hardware, fashion to floor coverings, goods from North America to Egypt.

Central Market
Between Gouger and Grote Street
ADELAIDE, SA, 5000
Telephone:  08  8203 7494
Email address:  centralmarket@uunet.com.au
Fax:  08  8211 7322
Mobile phone:  0412 265 155
Web address:  www.adelaide.sa.gov.au
Central Market, buzzing with sounds, colours and wondrous smells is truly the destination for foodies. Offering not only fresh fruit and vegetables, most of which are grown within 1 hours drive of the market, you will also find one of the largest ranges of meat and fish along with the gourmet specialities introduced by the waves of immigrants and their families who call Adelaide home.

The Wilderness Society Shop
Shop 13, Victoria Square Arcade
ADELAIDE, SA, 5000
Telephone:  08  8231 0625
Wilderness Society is a national, community based, environmental advocacy organisation whose mission is to protect, promote and secure the future of wilderness and other high conservation areas. Since it's formation in 1976, The Wilderness Society has achieved the secure protection of over seven million hectares of wilderness and other high conservation value areas in Australia.

Ayers Historic House Museum
288 North Terrace
ADELAIDE, SA, 5000
Telephone:  08  8223 1234
Fax:  08  8359 2494
Email address:  ayershouse@chariot.net.au
From 1855 until 1897 Ayers House was the home of Sir Henry Ayers, seven times elected Premier of South Australia. The house was used for Parliamentary dinners and grand balls which were glittering highlights of the social calendar.

Bay Discovery Centre
Glenelg Town Hall
Moseley Square
GLENELG, SA, 5045
Telephone:  08  8179 9500
Fax:  08  8294 0901
Email address:  mnorman@holdfast.sa.gov.au
Web address:  http.//www.holdfast.sa.gov.au
Visitors to Glenelg are now able to hop off the Glenelg Tram and take themselves on an entertaining and interactive journey into history at the Bay Discovery Centre. Historic Glenelg Town Hall is home to an innovative interpretation of Holdfast Bay's role as the site of early European settlement in South Australia, it links with Federation and beach culture over the years.

Classic Jets Fighter Museum
Hanger 52
Anderson Drive
PARAFIELD, SA, 5107
Telephone:  08  8258 2277
Fax:  08  8258 1090
After hours phone:  08  8258 5176
Email address:  cjfm@chariot.net.au
Web address:  http://www.classicjets.com
Permanent collection of jet aircraft built between 1950 and 1980 flown by the Royal Australian Air Force and Royal Australian Navy. They include well known Avon Sabre, A94-974, F8 Gloster Meteor, A77-867 and DH Sea Venom, WZ-939, which was flown off Australia's last aircraft carrier, HMAS Melbourne.

Cummins House
23 Sheoak Ave
NOVAR GARDENS, SA, 5040
Telephone:  08  8294 1939
Web address:  http://www.wtcc.sa.gov.au/buscom/cummins.html
Fax:  08  8376 9235
Historic Cummins, the Morphett family home, began as a five-roomed square structure of red brick exterior with a loggia on the Western face. It was built in 1842 according to plans drawn for John Morphett by his friend and architect, George Kingston.