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Adelaide is South Australia’s cosmopolitan coastal capital. Its ring of parkland on the River Torrens is home to renowned museums such as the Art Gallery of South Australia, displaying expansive collections including noted Indigenous art, and the South Australian Museum, devoted to natural history. The city's Adelaide Festival is an annual international arts gathering with spin-offs including fringe and film events.
Adelaide is known for its many sporting events, including Australian rules football, motor sports and tennis. Adelaide Oval stadium has hosted cricket matches since 1871.
At the city's heart is Victoria Square and vibrant, 19th-century Central Market, specialising in produce.
The Glenelg beach neighbourhood on Holdfast Bay has native dolphin and seal populations, plus cycling trails.
Adelaide is also a popular base for exploring Barossa and Clare Valley wine country, the Adelaide Hills, where the Mt. Lofty Summit overlooks the coast, and Kangaroo Island's wildlife and beaches.
In the city centre, Adelaide’s laneways and side streets are being transformed with hidden bars and eateries. Along Peel Street enjoy a whisky at Clever Little Tailor or espresso martini at La Moka. Hains & Co is a sailor-themed bar tucked down Gilbert Place, specialising in gin and rum.
One of Adelaide’s hottest bars, Proof, can be found on Anster Street, which pairs classic cocktails with tasty share plates and gourmet toasted sandwiches. Underground bar Bank Street Social is the go-to for local craft beer and Australian spirits, while La Buvette Drinkery serves French apéritifs with a side of escargot.
Get your caffeine hit at Coffee Branch on Leigh Street, and dine on playful, modern Australian cuisine at Peel St.
When the mercury rises, head to one of Adelaide’s many popular ocean beaches. Catch the 25 minute tram from Rundle Mall to Glenelg, a bustling beachside neighbourhood with heritage hotels, alfresco cafés and a white sandy beach. For the ultimate retro beach experience, drive 14 kilometres (9 miles) south of Adelaide to Semaphore, where you can walk along the esplanade, tuck into fish and chips or swim in its sheltered waters.
Kids will love its historic carousel with 40 handcrafted wooden horses.
If you’re looking to hit the surf, both novices and experienced surfers are catered for on the Fleurieu Peninsula, a 45-minute drive south of Adelaide.
• Adelaide Central Market
• Adelaide Zoo
• Adelaide Botanic Garden
• Cleland Conservation Park
• Adelaide Oval
Below is a small selection of the Adelaide holidays on offer. If you would like us to create a Adelaide holiday based on your ideas, please give us a call.
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Below is a small selection of the Adelaide hotels we use on our Australia holidays. We have access to many more so, if you don't see the hotel you want, just give us a call.
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Q) When is the best time to visit Adelaide?
A) The best time to visit Adelaide is during spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May), when temperatures are warm and ideal for exploring the city, beaches, and nearby wine regions. Summer is popular for festivals and events, while winter offers cooler weather and fewer crowds.
Q) What is the time difference between the UK and Adelaide?
A) The time difference between the UK and Adelaide is 8.5 hours.
Q) What are the must do activities when in Adelaide?
A) The top attraction when visiting Adelaide is taking a trip out to the Barossa Valley one of Australia’s premier wineries. Climb the Adelaide Oval for the best views of the city, enjoy a walk through the Botanic Gardens or relax by the beach.
Q) Best places to eat in Adelaide?
A) Adelaide is full of amazing places to eat, this is just a small selection of some of the great places to eat during your stay.
Gondola, Gondola – A Vietnamese restaurant situated on Peel and Leigh Street. Enjoy small plates perfect for trying a range of dishes.
Press Food & Wine – The perfect spot for enjoying local produce and taste South Australian wine.
Chinatown Eateries – Close by Adelaide Central Market, Chinatown is full of lots of exciting places to try.
Q) Best places to stay in Adelaide?
A) Adelaide has a fantastic selection of hotels suited to every guests. From luxury stays to family-friendly accommodation. This is our selection of our expert’s favourite hotels in the city.
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