The South Australian Museum is located in Adelaide, Australia, and is renowned for its extensive collection of natural history and cultural artifacts. Established in 1856, the museum focuses on the natural environment of South Australia and the cultural heritage of the Indigenous Australian peoples. Visitors can explore various exhibits, including fossils, minerals, and Aboriginal artifacts. The museum also conducts research and educational programs, making it a valuable resource for both locals and tourists interested in the region's history and biodiversity.