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Take the tram from the City to Glenelg
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Enjoy a stroll along North Terrace and visit the Art Gallery, Museum or Botanical Gardens.
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Visit Adelaides East End of Rundle Street and dine at one of the many quality restaurants.
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Sip coffee along the sidewalks of Hutt Street.Visit the wineries in the Barossa, McLaren Vale and the Adelaide Hills
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Check out the chocolates on Greenhill Road at Haigh’s Chocolate Factory
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Take a pleasant stroll through the nearby streets and enjoy some of Adelaides history
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Drive to Mount Lofty summit at dusk, watch the sunset and the lights of Adelaide.
Visit historic Handorf in the Adelaide Hills. A great place for souvenirs and local craft.
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Shop ‘til you drop at the Burnside Village, Norwood Parade or along Unley and King William Roads
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Dine with some of the world-renowned chefs of Adelaide.
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Take in a show at one of the many theatres or the Festival Centre
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Don’t miss the Adelaide Central Market. Tours can be taken through the market. Its best at full swing on Friday nights and is also open on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. On the other days graze at one of the many restaurants and coffee spots in Gouger Street.
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A drive through historic North Adelaide should not be missed.
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The parklands surrounding Adelaide are for everyone’s enjoyment.
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Take a ride on ‘Popeye’ along the River Torrens and visit the Zoo.
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A drive or a bus ride to Port Adelaide on Sunday to visit the markets is exciting. Buy fish from the boats, fruit and vegetables from the open markets near Garden Island. Pick up a bargain from the dealers markets in the goodshed on the wharves at Port Adelaide.
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Don’t miss the Adelaide Hills in Autumn, the colours are spectacular,
Visit the manycraft shops and sample the local produce is excellent.
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Try your luck at the Adelaide Casino on North Terrace
