This tour features Montefiore Hill, Brougham Place and Palmer Place well known for their large mansions including Christ Church and Bishop's Court, which date from the early 1850's. Skirting the southern fringe of North Adelaide overlooking the magnificent parklands, behind the facade of the stunning architecture lies stories relating to an early Australian explorer, a campaigner for women's suffrage, an exclusive private boy's college, a botanic artist, a wealthy pastoralist family, a former Lord Mayor of Adelaide, early plans brought out from England for religious buildings, Colonel William Light and the first public hanging in South Australia. Many other interesting quirky facts and tales are told along the route of the tour.