Itinerary

• Welcome & North Adelaide Orientation

  We gather at the north-east corner of Brougham Place and O'Connell Street for an introduction to the tour, route overview, and a brief history of the early layout and residential development of Adelaide and North Adelaide.

• Lincoln College

  Learn about the history of Lincoln College, its grand heritage buildings, prominent past occupants, and its enduring connection with the University of Adelaide.

• St Margarets & Taylor House

  Examine the striking architecture, former uses, and stories of the noted past occupants of St Margarets estate and the historic Taylor House.

• Georgian & Victorian Architecture

  Admire fine examples of early colonial craftsmanship, including a classic Georgian style home connected to an early pioneer family and a magnificent Victorian villa featuring ornate iron foundry work.

• Historic Row Houses & Cottages

  Discover how residential land was subdivided in the 19th century as we view historic row houses and worker cottages, discussing their original purpose and community usage over time.

• German-Influenced Cottages

  Explore charming historic cottages highlighting early German architectural influences and hear stories about the German immigrants who lived in lower North Adelaide.

• Lion Hotel & Former Malthouse

  Uncover the story, commercial evolution, and colorful characters associated with the iconic Lion Hotel and its former historic Malthouse.

• 1870s Residences & Sandstone Villas

  Walk past beautifully preserved 1870s semi-detached houses and a grand sandstone Victorian residence while learning about their previous owners and design features.

• Former Congregational Church & Lecture Hall

  Explore the history, distinct architecture, and evolving community roles of the former Congregational Church and its adjacent lecture hall.