The Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia is home to several museums and cultural attractions that showcase the region's rich history, art, and culture. Some of the notable museums and attractions in the area include: Southern Fleurieu Historical Museum in Port Elliot, focusing on local life before 1960 with exhibits on fashion, history, and more. The multilevel center features impressive whale exhibits and displays. Encounter Coast Discovery Centre & Museum, housed in Victor's 1866 Customs House on the foreshore, is a National Trust museum with interesting local-history displays from pre-European times to around the 19th century. Willunga Courthouse and Slate Museum in Willunga showcases the region's legal history and the importance of slate in the local economy. Strathalbyn Districts Museum and Heritage Centre in Strathalbyn explores the history of the district and its people. Port Milang Historic Railway Museum in Port Milang highlights the region's railway history and its impact on the local community.
In addition to these museums, the Fleurieu Peninsula is known for its thriving art scene, with numerous galleries, exhibition spaces, and studios to explore. The region's natural beauty has inspired many artists, including Hans Heysen, Dorrit Black, and Gerry Wedd, and their works can be found in various galleries and museums throughout the area.