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It is home to an expansive Indigenous and Pacific Island collection that bidding delight all who come to the museum. You will also find displays full of fossils, dinosaurs and erstwhile preserved animals from ancient times. Individual of the other top exhibits is the Egypt collection, where there are even two mummies on display! Kids will also love this family affable museum, especially the hands-on discovery demonstrate. Cost: Free except for temporary exhibits Hours: 10am-5pm Location: North Terrace — Next door to the art arcade 10 Ride the Tram to Glenelg Hop on the tram in downtown Adelaide to the quaint beachside area of Glenelg. The Jetty is a popular spot to watch the day's end. Both kids and adults will benefit from the Beachouse, a five-story amusement axis with a Ferris wheel and ancient Carousel. Henley Beach has a calm vibe, complete with trendy thrift stores and cozy pubs and ice balm shops. West Beach is more accepted for water sports.
