Local Attractions

Located on the East side of the city, East End Precinct is an oasis with restaurants, pubs, cafes, boutiques, street art full of style, fashion, culture and entertainment.

Explore the beauty of nature at the Botanic Gardens of South Australia! 

The restaurants, food courts, cafes and pubs in Adelaide Central Market area and Chinatown offer a gastronomic gateway to Asia.

Enjoy a unique experience in Adelaide’s aerial adventure park built within the natural environment of the Adelaide City Park Lands.

One of the most popular city walking trail is the Adelaide Kaurna Walking Trail, a 9.7km city circuit that will take you through Adelaide’s rich Kaurna heritage.
 

The HandleBar is a fabulous activity for groups of friends, pre-wedding shenanigans, or just a bit of fun. Australia’s only 16-passenger pedal pub, 

Grab your camera and get out on the water! Setting off from Elder Park on the hour, you’ll see Adelaide in an entirely new light cruising along the River Torrens aboard The Popeye.

The Adelaide Gaol is one of the oldest remaining colonial public buildings in Adelaide and is the site of some of the State's more interesting, grisly past.

Enjoy the perfect round at North Adelaide Golf Course.
 

At Haigh's Chocolates Visitor Centre you can enjoy special chocolate tastings, see chocolates being made and discover the heritage behind Haigh's, Australia's oldest family-owned chocolate maker.

EcoCaddy Experiences provide authentic tours of the City of Adelaide hosted by true locals that live and breathe all it has to offer.

If you like to travel by just absorbing a destination and going where the mood takes you, head to Peel, Leigh, and Bank Streets.
 

Home to 300,000 prisoners over its 147 years of operation - which ended in 1988 - you’re invited to explore inside Adelaide Gaol, believed to be haunted by some of the 45 executed inmates buried within the walls. 

See the city in a whole new light and sit in the world’s first rooftop stadium seats enjoying a 360 degree views of Adelaide and beyond, from the stunning coastline to picturesque foothills.

The Riverbank it’s Adelaide’s cultural, recreational, sporting and academic activities heart. It is home to some Adelaide’s most iconic attractions including the Adelaide Casino, Bonython Park and the Adelaide Festival Centre. 

Discover a little Japanese gem in the hearth of Adelaide. Himeji garden is a traditional styled Japanese garden, gift from Adelaide’s sister city Himeji in 1982.
 

The Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute is one of the most nationally renowned arts and cultural organisations.

Located at the centre of Adelaide, North Terrace takes you into the culture, history and architecture of the city. 

Victoria Square, also known as Tarntanyangga is the largest and the central of six public squares in Adelaide City centre designed by Adelaide founder Colonel William Light.

Adelaide’s National Wine Centre celebrates the juice of the grape! If you’re a wine lover you’ll enjoy this interactive exhibition about South Australian wine-making and viticulture. 

The Majesty Theatre carries over 100 years of Adelaide's finest entertainment history. Opened in 1913, Her Majesty is the last theatre remaining from the once-famous Tivoli vadeuville circuit. 

At Lot14 ideas and innovation come to life. Lot Fourteen is a business and technology precinct in North Terrace, on the Eastern end focused on innovation, entrepreneurship, research, education, culture and tourism.
 

The State Library of South Australia is the institution that collects and maintains the documented history of the state. 

South Australian Museum, Art Gallery of South Australia and MOD Museum of Discovery.

The Adelaide Oval Roof Climb is the perfect opportunity to get a 360-degree view of Adelaide.

Grab your purse (or wallet) and get yourself to Rundle Mall for a spot of shopping! It’s one of South Australia’s most popular retail destinations, attracting hundreds of thousands of people each week. 

Located right in the heart of Adelaide's buzzing entertainment district at 149 Hindley Street, the Hindley Street Music Hall has undergone a massive re-development to become the ultimate space for live performances. 

Calling all animal lovers! Adelaide Zoo is a must-visit attraction, home to over 2,500 animals from 250 different species! 

Hungry for fresh and delicious food? Look no further than the Adelaide Central Market!

Step into shopping heaven at Rundle Mall, a fabulous pedestrian street mall in Adelaide, South Australia. 

Prepare to be awestruck at the magnificent Adelaide Oval, one of the world's most picturesque sporting grounds!