The Migration Museum is a renowned institution dedicated to exploring the rich history and diverse stories of migration. Located in an easily accessible and central location, the museum offers visitors a unique and immersive experience into the global phenomenon of migration. With a wide array of exhibits that highlight different aspects of migration, including cultural traditions, personal stories, and the impact on society, the museum provides a comprehensive understanding of this important topic. The Migration Museum is committed to promoting education and understanding, and offers various learning opportunities for both children and adults. Through their exhibits, the museum aims to foster empathy and appreciation for the experiences and contributions of migrants. Founded on the principles of inclusivity and respect, the Migration Museum is a space that celebrates the resilience, courage, and diversity of migrants, while promoting dialogue and understanding among all visitors.
Amenities and More
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Toilets
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Good for kids
- Family friendly
- Restaurant
Reviews
Interesting, but frankly, it would be very great to have more historical, museum-suitable, content rather than emotional memorabilia.
A super tiny museum sharing the stories of migration to South Australia from all parts of the world.
I was greeted by a very welcoming gentleman and he briefly described the purpose of the museum.
It seemed like more content could be created... I would like to draw your attention to the walls right outside the museum as well.... where the wishes of many groups of people who made South Australia home has to share. Many left their home in sorrow to find solace here... I am glad they found their way in a new place and that South Australia welcomes them with open arms.
May the chance collaboration of new member contributed to the multi cultural society here.
Great place to visit if you're interested in history. It gives you some great insights into SAs history when it was colonised. It's free but they love and need donations, so I suggest making a $5 pp donation.
It was an amazing experience. I went there awhile ago to see the Arabic Culture special exhibition. The entrance is free. Definitely worth going.
Free admission. I really liked the small size of the museum. I'm the kind of person that reads all the historical information so I'm happy that everything was concise and essential. I spent around 1.5h and I think that it's hard to spend …
If you're new to South Australia or Adelaide and curious to know about the history of migrants and their origin, then this place is absolutely worth it for you. It will take you through a journey of time of how, when and what were the …
Excellent displays, a bit of an eye opener, especially with regards to the 'white Australia policy'. Interesting to read that non English were considered 'aliens' right up to 1984. So I would have been considered an 'alien' having emigrated …
Visited the migration museum on 27 April 22. Love how the exhibit talks about the history of migration to Australia and to some extent Adelaide. My favorite bit was the recent coverage of migrants experiences from 2000s onwards and how they …
It was very good. The Lego trail was very cool, looking for Lego characters is actually more fun than it sounds. To crack a code by looking for Lego is fun.
Really interesting museum about migration.
I was curious about the history of South Australia migration and now I have got all the answers to my questions. …
Location
82 Kintore Ave, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia
Hours
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Monday
10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
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Tuesday
10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
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Wednesday
10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
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Thursday
10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
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Friday
10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
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Saturday
10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
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Sunday
10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
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