The Bend Motorsport Park Museum The museum is also called the Auto Gallery and is inside the Motorsport Welcome Centre. Also located within the reception foyer of Rydges Motel in Tailem Bend, South Australia, alongside the Auto Gallery is a merchandise shop that offers a wide range of souvenirs and memorabilia for visitors to take home as a memento of their stay. The foyer itself is not just a simple check-in area but a fascinating space that invites guests to explore and ad

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The National Motor Museum, is located in the township of Birdwood. In the Adelaide hills of South Australia. Established in 1964 it's Australia's largest motor museum. Up to four hundred vehicles are on display and the history of the motor vehicle's role in the development of Australia. Both in culture and transportation. Motor cars, motorbikes and a few trucks. From the early days of motoring to the present. Allow a few hours to walk through. There are very extensive display

Big Rocking Horse The Big Rocking Horse is a tourist attraction found in the small town of Gumeracha, South Australia in the Adelaide hills. The structure stands at over eighteen metres. Of course it does not rock. It's fixed firmly to the ground. There is a large shop with souvenirs to purchase, sweets shop and a café. A two-dollar entry fee (2024) applies to climb the Big Rocking Horse. An internal steel round rung ladder in one of the legs connects to the top platform. A

Birdwood is a town in the Adelaide hills near Adelaide. The National Motor Museum in Birdwood is an automobile museum well worth exploring for several hours. There are large, themed areas and extensive grounds. The museum is highly impressive and can compete with those in any capital city. An annual Bay to Birdwood car run from Adelaide takes place in October, after which the vehicles are showcased on the expansive outdoor grounds, creating a picnic-like atmosphere. The Vehi

Mount William The tallest mountain of the Grampians National Park. A little over twenty kilometres drive from Halls Gap. Mount William...