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South Australian Maritime Museum
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: 126 Lipson St, Port Adelaide, South Australia 5015, Australia
Official website: http://maritime.history.sa.gov.au/
Phone: +61-8-82076255
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The South Australian Maritime Museum in Adelaide is the largest maritime museum in southern Australia. It is also an important station for the Australian Atlantic Navy. Here you will see Australia’s maritime history, from ancient small windsurfing to modern advanced battleships, aircraft carriers, etc. You can experience Australia’s strong maritime culture, which is impressive.
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The South Australian Maritime Museum in Adelaide is the largest maritime museum in southern Australia. It is also an important station for the Australian Atlantic Navy. Here you will see Australia’s maritime history, from ancient small windsurfing to modern advanced battleships, aircraft carriers, etc. You can experience Australia’s strong maritime culture, which is impressive.
The Maritime Museum of South Australia exhibits ancient ships, including the Nelcebee, which is the third oldest ship registered by the Lausanne Register. The museum also exhibits some information about early immigrants.
You have to go several times before you really have been to this museum. There are still a lot of things inside, and the style of the exhibition is relatively young, but it is easy to understand.