What an astonishing visit! Who knew that so much money could be handed over to make an oil and gas profiteer appear to be supportive of beautiful and rare plants while fracking away like crazy

This Museum is a rare gem, an insight into the past and a lesson for our day. The building itself is beautiful and the displays include 130 year old creations of fruit and mushrooms which works of art. There was a guide who spoke with passion and knowledge. Wonderful!

I never knew how awesome it was in here until we made a recent visit, awesome information and art while the seeds and fruit exhibits of fruit and plants from over the world is excellent and very informative

Finally we arrived early enough to find the museum open. There are seeds, preserved plants and models made of plastic and paper mache and much more.

Sooo interesting. Even learned about Sri Lankan tradition - where I often spent time. And the importance of the coconut. Building is awesome. And inside exhibition shows again how important plants are and always have been in human life.

One of Australia's oldest and a very interesting museum, especially useful for those interested in agriculture.

Santos Museum of Economic Botany is a free botanical museum. There are many specimens of plants and seeds inside. It is a good place for children to learn about plants.

The museum contains so many botanic items from around the world. It’s a very good place to learn about botanic items. Free entrance.

This is a must visit place for anyone. Such a knowledgeable place with great items to see. There are collectibles from foreign countries too. Specially one whole cabinet full of products belonging to veddhas that lived in ancient Ceylon (Sri Lanka). Here you can find information about every family of plants and seeds and products made using them.

Well what a find this place was! Purely accidental but what a delight. It was like stepping back in time. Amazing collection of botanical items sourced from all around the world for their usefulness to mankind. The displays were fascinating and the presentation unlike anything else in Australia. Loved it.

Very interesting collection and great information.

A small free museum that is interesting for a quick visit if you're passing, located in a nice building in Adelaide botanic gardens.

Das Museum hat viele unglaublich schöne Ausstellungsstücke und man kann viel über die Botanik lernen. Das Gebäude ist sehr hübsch. Der Eintritt war frei und das Museum klimatisiert, perfekt für eine kurze Abkühlung wärend eines warmen Tages.

This is a free museum set in the stunning botanical gardens. The museum was well presented and interesting but was very small with limited exhibits to enjoy. Still worth stopping by if you get the chance

Some lovely botanic collections and models from the past. Spices, herbs, and economic plants in the past in Australia. It's educational and informative.

Fascinating collection of seeds from all around the world.

Amazing collection of botanical artefacts beautifully preserved in historic glass cases.

Nice and quiet awesome decor.

Fascinating display of how plants and humanity have coexisted.

Building has gorgeous interiors. Housing a wide range of botanic materials from around the world. Currently home to SALA exhibition as well. As well as some hidden treasures of exquisite beauty. This is the only museum of its kind in the world. Do not miss the art installation Grove by local artist, Fiona Hall.