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National Railway Museum Port Adelaide
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Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Lipson St, Port Adelaide, South Australia 5015, Australia
Official website: http://www.natrailmuseum.org.au/
Phone: +61-8-83411690
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The Adelaide Railway Museum is a professional museum. Many exhibits here are displayed around the railway facilities here. This museum looks very professional and has many unique exhibits, which is worth visiting.
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The Adelaide Railway Museum is a professional museum. Many exhibits here are displayed around the railway facilities here. This museum looks very professional and has many unique exhibits, which is worth visiting.
You can see a lot here. There are steam trains and modern trains, which are spectacular. Of course, you can also see the running trains. It is spectacular. It's eye-opening.
The largest railway museum in Australia. The exhibits are rich. They are all physical trains on display, and they are often updated. You can also enter the cab to experience the fun of driving a train. There are small trains outdoors for children to play, which is very suitable for children to play. not cheap
In the train museum in Adelaide, you can learn about the history of Australian trains, see countless train replicas, and see the steam trains and diesel-powered trains in operation.
The overall feel of the museum is still very special.