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Take in the most breath-taking vistas and compelling stories of our colony and State on our North Adelaide: Hills, Squares & Parklands walking tour. Specifically designed for discerning history enthusiasts and lovers of fine architecture, this two hour experience explores the sweeping southern fringe of Upper North Adelaide, where grand architecture meets the pristine Adelaide Parklands. Led by your expert locally born and bred Adelaide guide, you will look past the spectacularly masonry facades to discover the hidden social history, quirky stories, and human stories that shaped South Australia. This leisurely amble showcases the crown jewels of Upper North Adelaide's early development, with highlights including: The Vistas of Montefiore Hill: Stand where Colonel William Light famously envisaged the layout of the city of Adelaide, and absorb the sweeping views of the changing Adelaide skyline. Historic Palmer Place and Brougham Place: Discover stunning 1850;s architectural masterpieces, including the majestic Bishop's Court and the grand Christ Church. Adelaide Parklands Fringe: Walk the unique boundary where urban elegance directly meets the sprawling, expansive parklands designed in the original colonial blueprints. Wellington Square Heritage: Discover the deep historical significance of this tranquil residential square and its beautifully preserved surrounding estates.

Discover the captivating history of Adelaide on our popular North Terrace Cultural Guided Walking Tour. Specially designed for passionate history buffs and people looking for an easy-paced, accessible walking experience, this two hour journey brings South Australia's past to life. We focus on the vibrant, real stories of the pioneers, leaders and working class characters who built our colony and eventual State. Led by a locally born and bred Adelaide tour guide, you will discover the hidden secrets behind the magnificent facades lining our famous cultural boulevard. Our gentle amble down North Terrace stops outside of Adelaide's most iconic cultural institutions including: The beautiful Mortlock Library - Step inside to admire this spectacular 1884 architecture treasure, widely ranked among the world's most beautiful libraries. Former Old Police Barracks - Uncover the moving lesser known social history of South Australia's police force and accompanying justice systems. Government House and Parliament House: Marvel at Australia's oldest continuously used Government House and hear how South Australia led the world in pioneer democratic reforms. University & Museum Precincts: Admire the striking Victorian and Gothic architecture that established Adelaide as a centre of early educational reforms.

Discover the ground-breaking history of South Australia on our captivating Social Justice History Tour of Adelaide. Tailored specifically for passionate history enthusiasts, this easy-paced 2 hour walking tour traces Adelaide's evolution from an ambitious, free settler colony into a global pioneer of social, political and democratic reforms. Led by an expert, locally born and bred Adelaide guide, you will amble down iconic North Terrace to explore the public spaces, statues and monuments that tell the story of one of Australia's most progressive cities. South Australia didn't just follow the world - it often led it! On this tour we examine the historic sites and public institutions tied to monumental social changes, including: Democracy & Voting Rights: Discover where the Secret Ballot was implemented and how South Australia became a global leader by granting women's franchise with their right to vote as well as stand for Parliament). Pioneering Women and Public Figures: Stand before civic monuments to learn about the British Empire's first female police officers, South Australia's first female Governor, and fierce suffragists . Human Rights & Equality: Uncover the legislative battles behind early Aboriginal rights, the South Australian indigenous Voice to Parliament, and trailblazing homosexual and sexual discrimination reforms.

Escape into the most serene and charming corner of the city of Adelaide on our Adelaide: East and South Terraces Walking Tour. Specifically tailored for history buffs and lovers of colonial architecture, this 2 hour stroll takes you through the beautiful, leafy streets of the south-east corner of Adelaide's CBD. Discover a world where grand colonial fortunes meet the quiet streets of a growing middle class. Led by a locally born and bred Adelaide guide, you will wander past stunning heritage estates and quiet lanes, entirely forgetting that you are still within the heart of the city limits. This relaxed amble highlights the architectural contrast between upper class society and the Victorian era middle and working classes. Highlights include: The Mansions of East and South Terraces: Admire magnificent, wealthy heritage estates facing the sprawling eastern Parklands. Leafy Halifax and Gilles Streets: Stroll past beautifully preserved middle class Victoriana villas and charming historic cottages. Historic Social Landmarks: Uncover the layered social history behind local landmarks, including the former Salvation Army Women's Hostel and the iconic General Havelock Hotel. A Serene Urban Escape: Experience the unique tranquillity, beautiful private gardens, and quiet pocket parks that make this precinct so distinct.
128 King William Street
Adelaide South Australia 5000