Art Gallery of South Australia North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia 5000

"Cultured, tasteful, pleasant, exciting. These words for me sum up the Art Gallery of SA. I visit here twice a year, and they seem to update their walls frequently, so there is always new exhibits for you to see. It’s family friendly and has areas where children can sit and draw or play. It’s has elements of a museum, depicting the varied history of this state. They also have an extensive modern art section, so there great scope in what’s on display. I highly recommend you come by and check it out."

"The Frida and Diego exhibition was so beautifully put together, and it was incredible seeing her art up close! The recreations of her clothing was a nice touch. And there was a live band performing when we went. Amazing exhibition! And the gallery is always beautifully maintained and with lovely, helpful staff."

"The Art Gallery is free to visit, but you need to pay for special visiting exhibitions such as the Frida and Diego one I went to see. They have some amazing aboriginal art there and a mixture of more modern art and more traditional art. It doesn't have any of the more famous artworks like the impressionist works at the Musee D'Orsay and the National gallery in England, but it is a lovely place to visit and has a delicious cafe on site."

"You can go in for free and brought our tourist friends here and it was great and we all had a lovely experience. There was though a minor incident where one of my friend’s mom sat on a chair that was for display and it wasn’t meant to be sat on. Would be nice if there’s a bigger sign so that even the elderly can see it. If you have a backpack, you have to wear it in front. I always love the upside down tree installation that goes around. It is relaxing. It’s also nice there’s place to eat downstairs at the lower level. Worth a visit."