One of the oldest buildings in South Australia, Adelaide Gaol stands as a testament to its rich history and striking architecture. Built in 1841, the gaol operated until 1988, during which time it housed over 300,000 prisoners, with 45 executions carried out on-site. Visitors today can explore an interactive exhibition that delves into the gaol’s past, enjoy a variety of food options, and browse through a shop. The site is also known for its alleged paranormal activity, adding an intriguing layer to its historical significance.
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