Adelaide Oval: Self-Guided Audio Tours

Visit the Gorge Wildlife Park, established in 1965 and still managed by the same family. Walk through 14 acres of land shaded by trees. Follow paths leading to one of the largest privately owned collections of Australian and exotic animals, birds, and reptiles in the country. Get close to the wildlife for an unforgettable experience.

This self-guided audio walk explores Adelaide’s art, culture, and ideas through museums, galleries, performance spaces, and university venues. It is ideal for first-time visitors, art lovers, and curious travelers who want to understand how the city’s creative life connects with its public institutions and multicultural story. The route begins at the Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre at the University of Adelaide, then continues through the nearby campus arts precinct to SASA Gallery, JamFactory, and Nexus Arts. From there, the walk heads toward the River Torrens and the Adelaide Festival Centre, one of the city’s key performing arts landmarks. It then moves east into North Terrace’s cultural boulevard, where the Migration Museum, South Australian Museum, and Art Gallery of South Australia sit close together. The tour ends at the Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia, extending the journey from established collections to contemporary practice. Along the way, you will experience university culture, innovative craft and design, stories of migration, major Aboriginal cultural collections, and impressive Australian art. The most memorable moments include moving from intimate creative spaces to grand civic institutions and seeing how Adelaide’s artistic identity unfolds across the city.