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National Railway Museum

Australia's largest railway museum, housed in and around the former Port Dock goods terminal. There are trains and equipment on display, and also photos and other documents. You can take a small train ride around the premises, and there are special events when you get to take trips onboard some of the other trains.

Address: 76 Lipson St
Getting there: Port Adelaide
Hours: Daily 10AM–4:30PM
Price: adult $12, concession $9, child $6, family $32
Website: nrm.org.au (opens in a new tab)

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