Heritage Trails & Walks
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters has a rich history of people and communities who have shaped its identity, including notable figures such as Don Dunstan, Sir Donald Bradman and May Gibbs.
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters encompasses some of Adelaide’s most historic and culturally vibrant suburbs. Located on Kaurna Country, our cultural heritage signs, walks and trails invite visitors to explore and experience the many stories, histories and cultures that have shaped our City over time.
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Kent Town Historical Walk
Rich in character and atmosphere, Kent Town sits just a short distance from the Adelaide CBD, where heritage and contemporary life meet seamlessly. The suburb reflects thoughtful revitalisation that respects its past while embracing renewal.
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West Norwood Historical Walk
Norwood is one of Adelaide’s oldest suburban areas and is notable for its historic cottages and architecture, reflecting its early European settlement history.
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Kensington Historical Walk
Kensington is one of Adelaide’s oldest settlements, located on the traditional lands of the Kaurna people. It is known for its early pioneer cottages and colonial architecture.
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The Parade Cultural Plaques Walk
Take a self-guided journey along one of Adelaide’s most iconic main streets, The Parade in Norwood.
This curated walk celebrates the stories, achievements, and lasting influence of notable figures connected to our local history.
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Historic Signs Trail
Interpretive signage has been installed at 20 culturally significant sites across the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters, helping to bring local history to life and deepen community understanding of the area’s rich heritage.
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Explore the people, places and stories that make our City unique
Step into our City’s past at the Cultural Heritage Centre
Browse historical photographs, documents and archives, explore local stories and uncover the rich history of our community. Whether you're researching family history or simply curious about the area, there's something to discover.
