 Adelaide's cultural epicentre is concentrated in North Terrace, located in the city center.
Along the tree-lined terrace, there is the historic buildings State Parliament, the Governor's mansion, and state galleries and museums.
The Art Gallery of South Australia displays Australian, European and Asian artworks, spanning from modern Aboriginal art created in the early 1970s to European and British figurative art from the sixteenth century.
The South Australian Museum, adjoining to the Art Gallery of South Australia, has a substantial collection dinosaur bones found in Australia and internationally, Aborigines and Pacific Islander artefacts and some ancient Egyptian gallery. At the nearby Tandanya Aboriginal Cultural Institute that actively supports art, culture, and performance art of South Australia's indigenous communities. Exhibitions change periodically, and there are special programs are designed for schools and organisations to learn more about Aboriginal culture.
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