• Tour commences out front of the historic Wellington Hotel in Wellington Square, North Adelaide.

• Intro to tour including a brief history of Adelaide and North Adelaide.

• Discuss the significance of Wellington Square.

• Visit one of the older subdivisions in Adelaide, which dates from the 1880s owned originally by the City Land Investment Company.

• View 1880's mansion now part of an aged care centre previously associated with a civil engineer who was a partner in an ironmongery firm.

• Visit St Dominic's Priory, now a private Catholic girl's school. Hear stories about the origins of the priory.

• View a property dating originally from the 1870s named after a yachter and foundation member of the South Australian Yacht Club.

• View some Interwar bungalows.

• View a striking two-storey mansion, once the home of artist Stella Bowen built during the 1890s.

• Visit Sidegarth, one time home of the Bagot family who originally migrated from Ireland during the 1830s.

• View St Laurence's Church and Priory, built in stages from the 1860s through to 1910.

• Visit Buxton House, the former home of prominent lawyers built in 1909.

• Visit the "Corner Store" built in the 1870s.

• View Regency Style Terrace houses dating from the 1850s/1860s.

• See workers cottages which date from the 1840s through to the 1860s.

• See and hear the story surrounding one of Adelaide's "quaintest" houses built during the 1850s.

• View 1870s/1880s Victoriana Villas.

• See former Primitive Methodist Church dating from the 1880s, now being converted into residential living.

End of the tour.