The Charles Sturt Precinct in South Australia is home to the Charles Sturt Museum Precinct, dedicated to showcasing the story of Captain Charles Sturt, a renowned Australian explorer. The museum's gallery offers interpretive and multimedia displays, along with a collection of relics and artifacts from Sturt's expeditions, including his personal belongings like his telescope, compass, and original Union Jacks. The Grange, Captain Sturt's colonial home, has been restored and showcases his original furniture.
Visitors can immerse themselves in the Art Gallery of South Australia, boasting a diverse collection of 45,000 pieces from around the globe, as well as the Jam Factory Contemporary Craft and Design studio. The French Renaissance-style Mortlock Wing at the State Library is another notable cultural attraction in the city. Furthermore, Adelaide plays host to various cultural festivals such as the Adelaide Fringe Festival, Adelaide Festival, and WOMADelaide, creating a lively and enriching environment for arts and culture enthusiasts.