Migration Museum

The Museum of Immigration is a microcosm of the city, and it is said that very early on, many areas of Australia were discovered by foreigners sailing through the sea, a country with a large landform and very rich resources, and quite a lot of immigrants.

An hour spent at the Migration Museum and definitely worth a visit. The exhibition is very coherent and through some very personal exhibits, it shows the incredible insight of the migrants who have made Australia their new home. My husband and his family came to Australia in the '60s and were delighted to learn about the period from photos of the ten-pound control board. Of course, it helps to reinforce that we do live in this lucky country, not only what we can offer here, but what every migrant has brought to Australia. I am also pleased that this shows respect for indigenous peoples, as demonstrated by how the migrants affect this group of traditional owners of the land.

Adelaide is a good place. Although sparrows are small and have all kinds of internal organs, they often have parent-child activities, which is our baby's favorite. There are various animal specimens, the Aboriginal Exhibition Hall, the Mummy Museum, the underwater animal world and the aquatic amphibian zoo, the Fossil Museum and various Australian native ore halls, as well as some exhibits from Antarctica. In addition, there are often various special exhibits on display, recently dinosaurs! The bottom I've coffee and ice chocolate tastes great, every time.

The Immigration Museum is a history of immigration and social settlement in South Australia. The Gallery displays the introduction and stories of immigrants who have settled in South Australia since 1836, as well as dynamic projects, as well as a database of the remains, immigration and settlement history of the Adelaide Home for Extreme Poverty. It's also a beautifully restored building that hosted the poor and homeless in South Australia in the last century. Discovering the diversity of South Australian culture is what people feel here.

Understand the city of Adelaide, but also understand the Adelaide immigration policy, fully understand the local human life, understand the local culture. Here we can learn more about the history of Australian cities.