[2024 Adelaide Attraction] Travel Guide for Art Gallery of South Australia (Updated Sep)

Trip to Adelaide 🇦🇺

It was a trip to Adelaide, South Australia. When we first arrived, we were exploring the City Centre We visited Art Gallery of South Australia, which was established in 1881, this gallery houses one of Australia’s most distinguished art collections. Art Gallery of South Australia 📍North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 We also visited Adelaide Botanic Garden which was established in 1855, the garden showcases native and exotic plants, including the Bicentennial Conservatory. Definitely worth to visit! It was so beautiful and we really enjoy working around 💯 Adelaide Botanic Garden 📍North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 We then visited Africola for dinner. We ordered the peri-peri chicken and the vegetarian dishes like charred broccoli 🥦 Surprisingly, all the dishes that we ordered were so delicious and we really enjoyed. Not only the food, the services and vibes were amazing as well ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Africola 📍4 East Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 We also went to the Glenelg Beach which was founded in 1836, Glenelg is Adelaide’s most popular beachside suburb with historical sites like the Glenelg Town Hall. The view was amazing but we managed to take some good pictures. We also visited Glenelg to Adelaide Tram Ride. It is operational since 1873, offers a scenic route between the beach and the city. We also tried the most famous restaurant, Press* Food & Wine. We ordered lamb shoulder and the raw seafood dishes. They were all very delicious and the price was considered average for the quality and portion of food we ate 😂 Press Food & Wine 📍40 Waymouth St, Adelaide SA 5000 Last but not least, we went to Adelaide Central Market. It started its operation since 1869, this market is a hub for fresh produce and gourmet food. I always love to visit central market as this is the place we get to try all kinds of local foods! Definitely worth to visit ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Adelaide Central Market 📍 44-60 Gouger St, Adelaide SA 5000 #getaway #trip #vacation

Instagram worthy visit 📸

Place - Art Gallery of South Australia 🎭 Getting there - really easy to get there it’s in the city so it can be easily accessed by trams that are free, busses, walking and car/taxies. 🚗 The experience - The gallery is very spacious and not too crowded and peaceful. it’s a very beautiful place to visit and just walk around to look at different paintings 🖼️ Uniqueness - I find it really nice that the gallery changed once in a while with the new exhibitions and paintings which makes it more interesting to visit 🚶‍♀️ ALSO it’s definitely a MUST for cute insta pictures🤳 #2023travelwish#mytripvlog#urbanexplorer #art Gallery

South Australia's most famous art museum is located in Adelaide. The art gallery is a must-see for every city trip. Adelaide is the art capital of South Australia, so come to Adelaide. The South Australian Museum of Art washes its eyes, which is really the most impressive part of the art gallery I have been to. Art Gallery of South Australia, adjacent to Adelaide's highest school, the University of Adelaide and the South Australian Museum, collects masterpieces from all Australian art world masters and many of the best collections from around the world. Including paintings, sculptures, crafts, etc. The fixed exhibitions include the Australian Colonial History Exhibition, the Contemporary Australian Exhibition, the Aboriginal Exhibition, the Asian Exhibition, the Islamic Exhibition and the European Art Exhibition. In addition to this fixed exhibition, the exhibition hall will hold some occasional occasions. Temporary exhibition. The South Australian Museum of Art is Australia's largest art collection with national art collections, both native and world.

Art Gallery of South Australia

#travelanywhere #adelaide #awesomepic Visiting the Art Gallery of South Australia was a captivating journey into art and culture. Located in Adelaide's cultural precinct, the gallery houses an impressive collection spanning Australian, Indigenous, and international artworks. Exploring its diverse galleries, I encountered masterpieces from renowned artists as well as thought-provoking contemporary exhibits. The gallery's architecture complements its artistic treasures, providing a serene backdrop for contemplation and discovery. Interactive displays and guided tours enhanced my understanding of the artworks and their historical significance. Whether admiring classical paintings, sculptures, or engaging with multimedia installations, the Art Gallery of South Australia offers a enriching cultural experience that showcases creativity and artistic expression from diverse perspectives.

The Art Gallery of South Australia

#australiatrip The Art Gallery of South Australia (AGSA), established as the National Gallery of South Australia in 1881, is located in Adelaide. It is the most significant visual arts museum in the Australian state of South Australia. It has a collection of almost 45,000 works of art, making it the second largest state art collection in Australia (after the National Gallery of Victoria). As part of North Terrace cultural precinct, the gallery is flanked by the South Australian Museum to the west and the University of Adelaide to the east. As well as its permanent collection, which is especially renowned for its collection of Australian art, AGSA hosts the annual Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art known as Tarnanthi, displays a number of visiting exhibitions each year and also contributes travelling exhibitions to regional galleries. European (including British), Asian and North American art are also well represented in its collections.

Adelaide|More than just art exhibitions at the South Australian Art Gallery

More than just art exhibitions at the South Australian Art Gallery. The exterior of the Art Gallery of South Australia in Adelaide may seem ordinary, but inside lies a unique world of art. The classical and grand exhibition halls house a chronological display of numerous fine arts and handcrafted treasures from Australian history, offering a rich and diverse collection that captivates all who visit.

Four-day Adelaide car-free travel guide

Day1️⃣:Central Market—South Australia Gallery/Library/Museum—Hallet Cove 🏛️ Have breakfast at Central Market, you must try the Mussel from Si sea😋, fresh and juicy; Cumbia is also delicious, especially the Crab pasta and honey squid🍝, but these two are only available for lunch after 12 o'clock😕. Picture 3 is the coffee bean shop in the market☕️, I had a special Greek coffee, it's amazing👌, the milk foam is delicate, the coffee is rich, the taste is just right, a very special flavor😍. After eating and drinking, go to the South Australia Gallery🖼️, library📚 and museum🏛️. The Museum is boring😴, the Gallery is surprising and stunning😯, the famous 'Jealousy of Kalk' is hidden here, as well as the installation art of artists like Yayoi Kusama and Shiho Salt Field🎨, there is a special exhibition of Japan downstairs, picture 6 is more shocking to the naked eye😲. You can take the bus directly to Hallet Cove in the city, just search for the bus route on the map, dinner can be solved directly at the seaside restaurant, mediocre😋. Day 2️⃣:German Village—Carrick Hill 🏰 You can reach by round trip bus, you can take the bus back to the city from the German village, and then take a taxi to Carrick Hill🚕. Have lunch at The haus🍴, this place has better taste and presentation. (The big pork knuckle actually tastes average, it will be greasy and tiring to eat later, and don't buy souvenirs in the German village❗️The prices here are very expensive, and there are no very special souvenirs.) Carrick Hill's business hours are from 10:00 to 16:30 from Wednesday to Sunday, remember to leave enough time for the visit😉. Day3️⃣:Victor Harbor 🌊 We chose a day trip to Victor Harbor🚌, it is recommended to directly search for Victor Harbor Day trip, and then choose a cheap one. We met a very good local lady, she will tell us a lot of Adelaide's history and fun facts along the way👍. After arriving at Victor Harbor, it is better to buy a one-way horse carriage ticket🐴, so you can take the horse carriage to the island, and then walk back. We had seafood pizza at Nino's🍕, I personally think it tastes very good, my friend and I ate a whole pizza in one go😋. Day4️⃣:Penfolds Winery—Pink Lake 🍷 Bought a Chinese-led day trip on 🍑, the leader sister is very nice, but Penfolds Winery is boring😴. Pink Lake is not in season now, it's better to go in September and October👍, the penultimate picture is the pinkest one we saw in the lake, and we can't stop, the last one is the current situation of the Pink (White) Lake without filter, many Pink Lake photos on xhs are color-adjusted📸. Overall, the four-day car-free tour of Adelaide is very worth a visit, with urban culture, gourmet sea views, historical buildings, and beautiful coastlines and natural scenery🌅.

Art Gallery of South Australia Adelaide 🏛️

#2024wish Just wrapped up an artsy escapade at the Art Gallery of South Australia in Adelaide! 🎨 Admission was a mere $12 – a steal for the visual feast awaiting you. 💸 The gallery is a haven for art enthusiasts, housing an eclectic mix from classical masterpieces to contemporary wonders. 🖼️ The diversity of styles and eras is mind-blowing – got lost in the strokes of Van Gogh and the brilliance of Aussie artists. 🇦🇺 What's impressive is the gallery's layout – each section feels like a curated journey. The Aboriginal art collection is a definite highlight, offering a rich glimpse into Australia's cultural heritage. 🌏 Post-gallery bliss, wander over to the Botanic Gardens for a serene nature fix or hit up the nearby South Australian Museum for more cultural immersion. 🌺🦕 #ArtGallerySA #AdelaideArtsScene #CulturalGetaway #MasterpiecesOnDisplay