Private Group Tours

Discover South Australia’s heritage through a private group tour at one of our unique historic properties. We offer a range of weekday private group tours for groups of 10 or more people, providing an engaging and memorable experience tailored to your interests.

To enquire about tour availability, pricing, or preferred dates, please complete the booking form below. Our team will be in touch to help plan your visit.

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Old Treasury & Tunnels Tour

Go underground and journey through winding hallways and hidden chambers to discover the stories within and beneath one of Adelaide’s most oldest buildings. Meet some of the colourful characters who shaped South Australia in the building where history was made. From riots to floods to historic reforms the Treasury sat at the heart of South Australia’s political life – come explore its secrets and forgotten stories!

Duration: 60 minutes
Location: Adina Hotel
Notes: This tour normally includes stairs, but there are ramps and elevator options. Toilets onsite.

Z Ward: Behind the Walls

For almost 90 years Glenside’s Z Ward was home to South Australia’s “criminally insane”, patients who sat on the overlapping edges of criminality and mental illness. Join us in exploring and preserving this unique treasure with a private tour, that showcases the building in interesting new lights.

Duration: 90 minutes
Location: Z Ward, Glenside
Notes: There is a ramp into this building, but the second storey is only accessible by stairs. Toilets onsite.

Z Ward: Psychology Tour

Designed specifically for psychology students, this educational tour of Z Ward at Glenside Hospital explores the history of mental health care in South Australia. The experience includes an introductory presentation, a guided tour of the historic ward, and time for independent exploration, with opportunities to ask questions throughout.

Students will gain insight into 19th-century attitudes towards mental illness and treatment, and examine how approaches to mental health evolved up to the ward’s closure in the 1970s. This tour provides a unique opportunity to connect psychological theory, social history, and the lived experiences of patients within one of South Australia’s most significant heritage sites.

Duration: 90 minutes
Location: Z Ward, Glenside
Notes: There is a ramp into this building, but the second storey is only accessible by stairs. Toilets onsite.

Stangate House: Garden

Discover Stangate House and Garden, one of the Adelaide Hills’ best-kept secrets, on a guided tour of this remarkable heritage garden. Designed by renowned landscape designer Elsie Cornish, the garden showcases her distinctive use of colour, structure, and seasonal planting, creating a landscape of beauty throughout the year.

Ideal for garden enthusiasts, community groups, and history lovers, this tour offers a unique opportunity to experience the beauty, history, and horticultural significance of one of the Adelaide Hills’ most treasured heritage properties.
Duration: 90 Minutes
Location: Stangate House, Aldgate
Accessibility Note: Please be aware that this historic garden is spread across multiple levels and includes a number of slopes, inclines, steps, and unsealed pathways. While the grounds are well maintained, some areas may be challenging for visitors with limited mobility, balance concerns, or those who use mobility aids. We recommend considering these conditions when planning your visit. There are toilets onsite.

Beaumont House: Garden & Olive Grove

Led by knowledgeable guides, this garden tour explores the history and evolution of the estate, from its origins as the home of prominent South Australian merchant Sir Samuel Davenport through to its preservation by the National Trust. Visitors will discover how the property’s gardens have changed over time, learn about significant plantings and landscape features, and gain an appreciation for the role that gardens played in the social and domestic life of Adelaide’s early settlers.

Duration: 90 Minutes
Location: Beaumont House, Beaumont
Accessibility Note: Beaumont House’s garden paths are generally level and accessible, with wide lawn areas and established pathways throughout much of the property. However, as this is a historic garden, some surfaces may be uneven and visitors should take care when walking around the grounds. There are toilets onsite.