Glenelg Visitor Information

Great office & staff. I have been there several times from Qld.Always been able to help me with busses, trains & trams.

They say until the lion tells the story, the hunter is always the hero. So it is with SA history, until you visit this museum and find out there's another truth to be told. Well done to the curator.

No where to place an expensive bike and they insist I tie it up some hundred plus metres away. They just don't Give a rats. Not recommended for people on cycles.

Your website says “open at 10.00”The notice on the front door states temporarily closed and reopened yesterday Sat 25/9 Tried to call and your phone is out of order GREAT SERVICE!!

I live in Holdfast Bay and am very proud of the area. I frequently have interstate and international visitors who I try to help with touristy type things - it is good for Glenelg and good for the State.Today I was dumbfounded by the staff of the visitor centre when I called in to get some bus and tram timetables for a non-english speaking international visitor. I cannot fathom the stupidity of the staff who didn't want to let me have timetables because people keep taking them and we haven't got many left - you should go to Adelaide Metro in the city and get some there"!!!I suppose the staff are volunteers but being a volunteer is no excuse for stupidity. Perhaps visitors to Glenelg should be told to go to the Information Centre in Sydney or Melbourne or someplace where the staff see it as their job to actually help visitors."

My friends and I visited the centre. We were given great information from the very friendly and helpful Lisa and Carol. Thank you ladies

Just love Glenelg and surrounds plenty of wonderful eateries , bar s and of course things to experience on the bay .

This is the most helpful visitor centre we've been to in Australia. Not only were they incredibly helpful with what to do, they also assisted us with public transport and where to find everything. I went in again today to ask for help and nothing was too much trouble.Also a beautiful building. Well done Glenelg

Staff are helpful and their information unbiased. They helped us understand the metrocard system and suggested various attractions we might visit.There is a museum attached with a few exhibits explaining the way of life of the indigenous Kuarna people. There is a display showing how they moved location based on seasonal changes to exploit food sources in a sustainable way over many thousands of years. There is also a video on continuous loop showing some dance and a modern song. The song is particularly poignant explaining what has been lost to the Kuarna people.However, much of the museum is devoted to the history of Glenelg since 1836 and is from the viewpoint of European settlers.