Montefiore Hill
Introduction
Montefiore Hill, on the rolling high ground of North Adelaide, is a classic lookout over Adelaide's city skyline. Its centrepiece is the famous 'Light's Vision' statue commemorating Colonel William Light, Adelaide's founding Surveyor-General. Sculpted by Edinburgh artist William Birnie Rhind and set on a grey-and-red granite pedestal, the statue was unveiled in 1906 near the city and, after the hill was developed for the state's 1936 centenary, moved to its balustraded lookout on Montefiore Hill in 1938. Light's right index finger once pointed to the city plan below him; today the redeveloped Adelaide Oval now plays a prominent part in the view.
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Any practical tips for visiting Montefiore Hill?
Tickets, opening hours and tours may change; confirm on official channels on site. Queried opening hours: Open to the public 24 hours with no fixed schedule.; admission: Free to visit.. Australia has strong sun; protect yourself with sunscreen, hydration and insect repellent, especially outdoors.

