SA History Festival - Multicultural South West: Self-Guided Trail
Details
This is a Grade 1 stroll for a minimum of 4 people. Be prepared for some rain. Please download the walk so you can follow the route with its descriptions of landmarks. We meet in front of 293 Morphett Street, Adelaide. My number is 0487 317 177 should you need to call me.
This walk is approximately 2.2km in total. Please allow 2 hours to complete.
Keep an eye out for the blue heritage plaques along the way.Adelaide has long been a melting pot of diverse cultures. The Adelaide Mosque, built between 1888-1889, is the oldest permanent mosque in Australia while Sturt Street had its very own Afghani herbalist and healer in the 1920s. The Prince Albert Hotel, which is still servings brews today, was established in 1851 by Ludwig Dreyer, a German settler. This walk offers a glimpse of the multi-cultural history of Adelaide through our built heritage. (Source: Experience Adelaide website).
After the walk there will be a voluntary trip to a nearby cafe.
In participating in this walk, you assume responsibility for your health and safety. By recording a YES RSVP and/or attending this Event you are agreeing to our Policies & Guidelines and our Disclaimer & Release. (These documents can obtained by contacting the Organiser). Wear suitable clothing and have comfortable walking shoes, bring adequate water and have sun protection.