ATTRACTIONS IN ADELAIDE

Adelaide has a world of experience on your fingertips

Here are some of Adelaide's top attractions to visit during your stay:

Adelaide Central Market

South Australia’s pride in its agriculture and fresh produce is best seen through the Adelaide Central Market. This bustling hub of cafe's, fresh fruit and meat stalls, and all kinds of retail outlets is the largest undercover market in the southern hemisphere. Hot tip: head down in the early morning to watch the market come to life, or in the mid-afternoon to snag some delicious bargains!

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Rundle Mall

If you are after some retail therapy look no further than Rundle Mall. This is South Australia’s premier shopping destination, packed with more than 700 retailers as well as street performers, public art and delicious eateries. Highlights include the upmarket shopping of Rundle Place, and public sculptures of A Day Out and The Spheres, known to locals as ‘The Pigs’ and ‘The Mall’s Balls'. Have a wander down neighbouring Rundle Street for some tasty dining and exclusive retail!

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Chinatown & Gouger Street

Situated right next to the Adelaide Central Market are the foodie paradise of Gouger Street and China Town. Whatever your tastes may be, you can expect to satisfy them in this gastronomic wonderland. Gouger Street hosts a huge range of restaurants and cafes from all over the world catering to any budget, while Chinatown’s restaurants and food halls will fill your tummy in no time.

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Adelaide Oval

Sports lovers delight! This is where it all happens: the sporting mecca of South Australia. Adelaide Oval hosts sports throughout the year from the most Aussie of games: Cricket and AFL. Catch a game and join in the fun if you can or take a tour and check out the historic aspects of the site, including the scoreboard or Bradman Collection.

For those who don't mind heights, there is a rooftop climb activity you could try if you dare!

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Adelaide Gaol

Take a step into the dark side of the City’s past and explore the Adelaide Gaol with a self-guided tour. Over its 147 year lifespan, this now decommissioned colonial style gaol hosted more than 300,000 people in its time and contains its fair share of grisly stories. This is the perfect place to listen to the tales of the ghosts of yore and learn about a dark history from our recent past.


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North Terrace Precinct

If you're keen to investigate South Australia's history, or just soak up some art and architecture, then the North Terrace Cultural Precinct is the place to be. 

Just next to the magnificent University of Adelaide and UniSA campuses you will find the Art Gallery of SA, SA Museum, State Library and Migration Museum. Then, travelling down towards the West End, you’ll find wonderful institutions like the Samstag Museum, JamFactory and Nexus Arts!

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Glenelg Beach

Glenelg Beach is Adelaide's most popular city beach, offering a buzzing vibe and great atmosphere for all to enjoy. Glenelg is renowned for its wide beach, stunning sunsets, rich heritage, charming hotels and bustling shops, foothpath cafés and loads of entertainment. Take a dip, stroll the jetty, grab a bite to eat and watch the sun set over the ocean. No trip is complete without an ice-cream or gelati - or two - and you'll find plenty of opportunities to treat yourself at Glenelg.

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Adelaide Zoo

Adelaide Zoo is just a 15 minute walk from the central business district and has more than 1,800 animals. The zoo has almost 300 species of exotic and native mammals, birds, reptiles and fish exhibited in over eight hectares of magnificent botanic surroundings. Adelaide Zoo is also home to Wang Wang and Funi, the only Giant Pandas in the southern hemisphere.


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Adelaide Botanic Garden

The Adelaide Botanic Garden is an oasis in the cosmopolitan heart of the city, featuring beautifully-landscaped gardens, majestic avenues and stunning architecture. Spanning 50 hectares, the historic garden (opened in 1857) features some of Australia's finest plant collections. Things to see include the magnificently-restored Palm House built in 1877, First Creek Wetland, the Amazon Waterlily Pavilion, the Santos Museum of Economic Botany and the Bicentennial Conservatory.

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