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ADELAIDE SOUTH AUSTRALIA Adelaide Visitor Guide
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Spacious parklands fringe the city centre,
home to over 100 restaurants offering mouth-
watering international cuisine, bars and clubs
to entertain, and a retail precinct to cater to
any shopping budget. The temperate weather,
proximity to some of Australia’s best wine and
seafood regions, and variety of festivals and
activities will satisfy both the adventurous or
indulgent travellers.
It’s a city whose dedication to refined taste
extends beyond the plate and to the arts, in all
its forms. It’s the ideal place to base yourself
as you explore South Australia. The city is
just 10 minutes from the home of Penfolds'
Grange, 20 minutes from the beaches and
hills, a leisurely hour’s drive from the Barossa
and a little under an hour from McLaren Vale.
Everything is within such easy reach that you’ll
never want to leave.
The architecture from early Colonists
who first arrived in 1836 has been well
preserved, with the living heritage of
their stone buildings giving Adelaide its
elegant air. It’s Australia’s cultural capital
– a festival city home to the Adelaide
Festival, WOMADelaide, Adelaide Fringe,
Feast Festival, Adelaide Cabaret Festival,
Adelaide Festival of Ideas and Adelaide
Fashion Festival. It becomes a stage for
numerous world-class sporting events held
each year, including the Santos Tour Down
Under, World Tennis Challenge and Clipsal
500 Adelaide.
Discover local culture and learn indigenous
language from the Kaurna (pronounced Gar-
na) people, who are the traditional owners
and custodians of the Adelaide Plains. Kaurna
country stretches from Crystal Brook in the
north to Cape Jervis in the south, the Mount
Lofty Ranges in the east to the waters of Gulf
St Vincent in the west.
“Marni ninna budni Kaurna yertaanna. Ninna
padnipadnima, bukki mukabando.
It’s good that you came to Kaurna land. As you
walk, remember the past.”
Whether you’re already here or just starting to
plan your visit, this guide will help you find the
very best of Adelaide.
AdelaideWelcome to
Moseley Square, Glenelg
Adelaide is friendly and vibrant, surrounded by rolling hills, world-class beaches, with an unhurried lifestyle hard to find in other cities.
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“One of the best holidays I’ve ever had in South Australia was in and around Adelaide… the layout; the beautiful Adelaide Oval; the beaches so close to the city; the ease of getting around; the friendliness of the people.” Jenny, Rosewater, South Australia.
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Cover: COS Restaurant, AdelaideGrange Jetty Café, Grange
4 Useful information
10 Getting here and around
12 Touring
13 Festivals and events
14 Events calendar
16 Food and wine
21 Arts and culture
22 Nightlife and entertainment
24 Attractions
29 Shopping
36 Adelaide map
46 Markets
48 Parks and gardens
50 National parks
52 Accommodation
56 Adelaide
58 Norwood
59 Port Adelaide
60 Semaphore
62 Glenelg and surrounds
65 Our neighbours
68 Business directory
70 Adelaide and surrounds maps
Contents
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UsefuliNFOrMATiONQUiCK FACTS
Time zone South Australia's time zone is Central Standard Time (CST). Daylight Saving operates in South Australia between October and April, when clocks are put forward one hour.
Postal and mail servicesPost offices and post shops are found in main retail precincts. They also sell stationery, postcards, Metrotickets and phone cards. The head office is the General Post Office (GPO), housed in a grand Victorian building on the corner of King William and Franklin streets, Adelaide. Opening hours are Monday–Friday 8:30am–5:30pm.
Public toiletsSee the map at the centre of this guide for locations. Public toilets are usually located in retail precincts, larger parks and public buildings, and are generally well signposted.
SmokingIn South Australia, smoking is prohibited inside all public buildings, food service areas and covered public transport shelters.
TaxesAustralia has a Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 10 per cent. Prices in Australia are shown and quoted with the tax included. There is a separate tax known as WET on wine. Travellers might be able to claim a refund for goods they take with them as hand luggage or wear on to the aircraft or ship when they leave the country. Conditions do apply so check when you arrive or contact the Australian Customs Service on 1300 363 263 or www.customs.gov.au
TippingTipping is not widespread in Australia but for good service in a restaurant you might leave a tip of 10 per cent of the bill.
VoltageAustralia’s electricity voltage for domestic use is 240 volt AC. Most hotels have provisions for 110 volt AC. For visitors bringing 110 volt appliances, it’s advisable to bring a small 110 volt transformer and a plug conversion kit.
MONEY MATTErS
CurrencyAustralian currency (AUD $) is a decimal currency with the dollar as the basic unit and one dollar equals 100 cents. Notes are in $100, $50, $20, $10 and $5 denominations. Coins are in $2, $1, 50c, 20c, 10c and 5c. Prices are rounded to the nearest 5c.
BankingThere are automatic teller machines (ATMs) throughout the city and suburbs, at banks, shopping centres, large petrol stations and convenience stores. Major credit cards are accepted in most retail stores and restaurants. ATMs will accept most cards but there may be a transaction fee.
The main offices of the major banks are:
ANZ121 King William Street, Adelaide
BankSA97 King William Street, Adelaide
Commonwealth Bank96 King William Street, Adelaide
Riverbank precinct, Adelaide
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NAB22–28 King William Street, Adelaide
Westpac1 King William Street, Adelaide
Foreign currency exchangeExchange facilities are available at Adelaide Airport and major banks.
American Express Westpac1 King William Street, Adelaide
Shop 32, Citi Centre Arcade, Rundle Mall, Adelaide
Escape Travel Shop1/28 Grenfell Street, Adelaide
Travel Money Oz13 Jetty Road, Glenelg
TravelexHSBC, 55 Grenfell Street, AdelaideShop 4, Beehive Corner, Rundle Mall, AdelaideT1 Departure Level, Adelaide Airport
CONVENiENCES
Laundries and dry cleanersMany hotels offer laundry and dry cleaning services – check with staff. In the city, it’s easy to find a dry cleaner:
Adelaide Laundrette152 Sturt Street, Adelaide
Halifax Laundrette289 Halifax Street, Adelaide
Shiny Bright’s Laundry81 Carrington Street, Adelaide
The Village Wash HouseRear 139 Tynte Street, North Adelaide
Coin-operated laundries are common throughout the suburbs, as are dry cleaners.
Public telephonesThe cost of a local call is approximately 50 cents per call. Phone cards can be purchased from most newsagencies. Credit phones operate
using bank ATM cards and cater for business travellers, tourists and anyone who wants the convenience of using a credit card.
internet accessThere are a variety of wireless internet hotspots around Adelaide. For more information head to www.hotspot.internode.on.net
Time limits and booking restrictions may apply at the following locations:
Adelaide City Council – Customer Service Centre25 Pirie Street, Adelaide
Adelaide City Council – Grote Street Library18 Grote Street, Adelaide
Adelaide City Council – Hutt Street Library235 Hutt Street, Adelaide
Adelaide City Council – Tynte Street Library176 Tynte Street, North Adelaide
Arena Internet Café264 Rundle Street, Adelaide
Rush Internet Lounge30 Bank Street, Adelaide
State Library of South AustraliaNorth Terrace, Adelaide
Teanet Internet Cafe466 King William Street, Adelaide
The Zone Internet Cafe238 Rundle Street, Adelaide
Wireless Café53 Hindley Street, Adelaide
Newspapers Adelaide’s daily newspaper is The Advertiser with the Sunday Mail on Sunday. Thursday’s edition includes the entertainment guide. Indaily is a daily online news site and there is also The Adelaide Review monthly. The State Library of South Australia on North Terrace holds almost every national and international newspaper for reading with free internet access, conditions apply.
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Free bike hire Adelaide City Bikes are free to hire at the locations below. Hire includes a helmet and lock. A current passport or drivers’ licence must be deposited.
Adelaide City Council25 Pirie Street, AdelaideOpen Monday–Friday 8:30am–5pm
Adelaide Convention CentreNorth Terrace, AdelaideOpen Monday–Friday 9am–4pm
Adelaide Meridien21–39 Melbourne Street, North AdelaideOpen daily 8am–6pm
Adelaide Traveller's Inn220 Hutt Street, AdelaideOpen daily 8am–7pm
Adelaide ZooFrome Road, Adelaide Open daily 9:30am–5pm
Backpack Oz144 Wakefield Street, AdelaideOpen daily daylight hours
Bike SA111 Franklin Street, AdelaideOpen daily 9am–5pm
Golf Links Par 3War Memorial Drive, North AdelaideOpen daily 10am–4pm
North Adelaide Community Centre176 Tynte Street, North AdelaideOpen Monday–Friday 9am–4pm
Peterpan's Adventure Travel119 Waymouth Street, AdelaideOpen daily 10am–5pm
HEALTH
Emergencies For emergencies requiring ambulance, fire or police attendance dial 000. For incidents requiring police attendance dial 131 444.
Public hospitalsFlinders Medical CentreFlinders Drive, Bedford Park
Lyell McEwen HospitalHaydown Road, Elizabeth Vale
Queen Elizabeth Hospital28 Woodville Road, Woodville South
Royal Adelaide HospitalNorth Terrace, Adelaide
Women’s and Children’s Hospital72 King William Road, North Adelaide
Late night chemist Midnight Pharmacy13 West Terrace, AdelaideOpen Monday–Saturday 7am–midnight, Sunday and public holidays 9am–midnight Phone: (08) 8231 6333
Dental Adelaide DentalcareFirst floor, 45 Grenfell Street, AdelaidePhone: (08) 8212 5976
South Australian Dental ServicesFrome Road, AdelaidePhone: (08) 8222 8222
See under ‘Dentists’ in the Yellow Pages for more.
DoctorsAdelaide Health Care43 Carrington Street, AdelaidePhone: (08) 8410 0774
Globe MedicalLevel 1, 21 Hindmarsh Square, AdelaidePhone: (08) 8232 7372
Kensington Road Medical Centre93 Kensington Road, NorwoodPhone: (08) 8431 5506
Morphettville Medical Centre520 Anzac Highway, Glenelg EastPhone: (08) 8376 0511
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Norwood Medical Centre201 The Parade, NorwoodPhone: (08) 8245 1334
Wakefield Street Family Practice265 Wakefield Street, AdelaidePhone: (08) 8223 3918
See ‘Medical Practitioners’ in the Yellow Pages for more.
Medical chargesAustralia’s public health care system is called Medicare. Eligibility for benefits is generally restricted to permanent residents of Australia. However, Australia does have reciprocal health care agreements with several countries so it’s best to check before you leave home and to always have appropriate travel insurance.
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Accredited Visitor information CentresSouth Australian Visitor Information Centre108 North Terrace, Adelaide
Open Monday–Friday 9am–5pm, Saturday 9am–2pm, Sunday and public holidays 10am–3pm, closed Christmas Day and Good FridayPhone: (08) 8463 4964 or 1300 764 227
Adelaide Visitor Information CentreCorner Rundle Mall and Pulteney Street,
Adelaide
Open Monday–Friday 10am–5pm, Saturday–Sunday 10am–4pm, public holidays 11am–3pm, closed Christmas Day and Good Friday Phone: (08) 8203 7611 or 1300 588 140
Glenelg Visitor Information CentreR22 Marina Pier, 12 Holdfast Shores Promenade
Open Monday–Friday 9:30am–4:30pm, Saturday–Sunday 10am–2pmPhone: (08) 8294 5833
Port Adelaide Visitor Information Centre66 Commercial Road, Port Adelaide
Open daily 9am–5pm Phone: (08) 8405 6560 or 1800 629 888 (freecall)
Useful internet sitesVisiting Adelaide and South Australiawww.southaustralia.comwww.cityofadelaide.com.au
Conferenceswww.adelaideconvention.com.auwww.adelaidecc.com.auwww.aeec.com.au
Public transportwww.adelaidemetro.com.au
Phone directorieswww.whitepages.com.auwww.yellowpages.com.au
Visas, immigration and taxeswww.immi.gov.auwww.customs.gov.au
Disabled travellerswww.dircsa.org.auwww.afdo.org.au
National and conservation parkswww.environment.sa.gov.au
Gay and lesbian travellerswww.galta.com.auwww.gaynewsnetwork.com.au
Entertainmentwww.dbmagazine.com.auwww.ripitup.com.auwww.onion.com.auwww.venuetix.com.auwww.bass.net.auwww.ticketek.com.au
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The cream of the crop The SA Tourism Awards recognise excellence in South Australian tourism. Awards are bestowed on those tourism experiences judged to be the most outstanding and of the highest quality from those who nominated. Visitors can book award-winning Adelaide tourism experiences with confidence when planning their next escape. The 2012 Tourism Award winners in Adelaide are:
• Adelaide Convention Bureau – 'Destination SA'
• Adelaide Fringe• Adelaide's Shakespeare Backpackers
International Hostel• Australian Tourism College
and Recruitment Centre• BIG4 Adelaide Shores Caravan Park• Cellar Door Wine Festival Adelaide• Harbour Town Outlet Shopping Centre• Hilton Adelaide• West Terrace CemeteryFor more information on the SA Tourism Awards visit www.satourismawards.com.au
Staying safePhone 13 14 44 for police assistance or phone 000 for all emergencies.
LOGO DEFiNiTiONSTQUAL is the Australian Government’s symbol of tourism quality. Tourism
businesses that carry this logo are members of quality assurance schemes that meet the requirements of TQUAL Accreditation.
For peace of mind, look for tourism businesses that display this 'tick' logo as
your assurance of quality. The South Australian Tourism Commission supports the Australian Tourism Accreditation Program and visitors are encouraged to support these businesses. For more information go to www.QualityTourismSouthAustralia.com.au
Eco certification program. www.ecotourism.org.au
Respecting Our Culture program. www.ecotourism.org.au/roc.asp
Accredited Visitor Information Centres are part of a program committed to quality
business practice, professionalism, and designed to provide visitors with a consistent and recognised level of customer service throughout South Australia. These centres are dedicated to providing visitors with up to date, relevant information and in most cases make bookings.
Visitor Information Outlets provide visitors with basic tourism information.
These outlets may sometimes be located within another business.
Businesses displaying this logo offer online reservations enabling you to check
availability and instantly confirm your booking.
Get the South Australian Guide on your mobile.
Scan this Quick Response code with your smart phone to access
all the information you need during your travels.
Data fees may apply.
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For peace oF mind, choose quality assured tourism Businesses.Your assurance of quality, reliablility, environmental practices, accuracy in advertising and adherence to a code of ethics.
Look out for operators in this Visitor Guide who use the tick.
TrusT the tick!
www.qualitytourismsouthaustralia.com.au
Public holidays2013 2014
New Year’s Day Tuesday 1 Jan Wednesday 1 Jan
Australia Day Monday 28 Jan Monday 27 Jan
Adelaide Cup Monday 11 Mar Monday 10 Mar
Good Friday Friday 29 Mar Friday 18 Apr
Easter Monday Monday 1 Apr Monday 21 Apr
ANZAC Day Thursday 25 Apr Friday 25 Apr
Queen’s Birthday Monday 10 Jun Monday 9 Jun
Labour Day Monday 7 Oct Monday 6 Oct
Christmas Day Wednesday 25 Dec Thursday 25 Dec
Proclamation Day Thursday 26 Dec Friday 26 Dec
2013 2014 Term 1 29 January–12 April 28 January–11 April
Term 2 29 April–5 July 28 April–4 July
Term 3 22 July–27 September 21 July–26 September
Term 4 14 October–13 December 13 October–12 December
school terms
ClimateSpring
During September–November, maximum average temperatures are 19–25°C. The average minimum temperature is 12°C and the average monthly rainfall is 45mm.
Summer
During December–February, Adelaide offers plenty of sunshine. The average maximum temperature is 29°C, with a minimum of 22°C. Average monthly rainfall is 20mm.
Autumn
During March–May, autumn brings mild, sunny days and chilly evenings, with an average maximum temperature between 19–26°C. Average monthly rainfall is 42mm.
Winter
During June–August, winter brings mild, chilly days, with temperatures between 8–16°C. Most rainfall occurs during this time, with an average of 74mm.
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Tram at Victoria Square, Adelaide
Adelaide AirportAdelaide Airport is eight kilometres from the centre of the city – a 15 minute drive away – servicing regional, domestic and international travellers in one building. The state-of-the-art facility incorporates the latest in design and technology. There is an information and booking service in the main airport building and that is open for every domestic and international flight arrival, 365 days of the year. For enquiries phone (08) 8308 9211.
There is an AUD $2 levy on all taxi pickups from the airport. The average taxi fare from the city centre to the airport is approximately AUD $15. Skylink Shuttle operates between the airport, city and the Interstate Rail Terminal (Keswick), costing $10 for a one-way trip. For enquiries phone 1300 383 783 or visit www.skylinkadelaide.com
Adelaide Metro’s JetBus also links the airport with the city and some suburbs.
Domestic air travelQantas Airways, Jetstar, Tiger and Virgin Australia operate frequent services to Adelaide from Australia’s major cities. Regional airlines flying to Adelaide include QantasLink, REX (Regional Express Airlines) and Sharp Airlines.
Car parkingPublic car parks are signposted with a standard white ‘P’ on a blue background. Street parking is well signposted and parking metres require Australian coins. The Adelaide City Council managed car parks, UPark, are located throughout the city centre. For more information visit www.upark.com.au
CoachAdelaide Central Bus Station is the main coach terminal located at 85 Franklin Street, Adelaide and all interstate and intrastate coaches depart from and arrive here. There are numerous coach companies that operate services within South Australia. For further details contact the Passenger Transport InfoLine on 1800 182 160 or visit www.bussa.com.au for timetable information.
Hire carsHire cars are available at the airport and other city locations. Major national and local companies are listed at www.southaustralia.com
Motoring associationsMembers of Australian motoring associations may have reciprocal rights with the Royal Automobile Association of South Australia (RAA). Check with your local association.
RAA41 Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide Phone: (08) 8202 4600 For members’ emergency road service call 13 11 11 or visit www.raa.com.au
Public transportAdelaide Metro is the city’s transport system, servicing the greater metropolitan region with trains, buses and the tram, which runs between Glenelg and the Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Hindmarsh, with trips within the CBD section free of charge. There are also buses that cover the CBD that are free of charge, touring key attractions in the city, including the
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Drive on Left in AustraliaTake care when driving on Australian roads. Be sure to drive on the left-hand side of two-way roads. Obey the road signs and remember that speed limits are strictly enforced in Australia. You must not drive if your blood alcohol level is 0.05 per cent or higher, nor are you permitted to use a hand-held mobile phone when driving. When travelling long distances plan your journey to include several rest breaks and ensure you have enough fuel for your journey. For your safety and enjoyment slow down, relax, and enjoy the pace of Adelaide.
Adelaide Central Market, North Terrace, East Terrace, squares and gardens, Rundle Mall and the railway station. The Passenger Transport InfoCentre in the city (on the corner of King William and Currie streets) has all the maps, timetables and guides you’ll need for using the system and sells a wide variety of day, weekly and monthly passes. Metrocards are also available at over 700 outlets, including selected post offices, newsagents and stores displaying the Metroticket sign.
Disabled accessGetting around greater Adelaide is constantly getting easier. In the city itself, the free City Loop bus service is completely wheelchair accessible. All the metro trains have ramps that the driver or assistants will operate for passengers and Adelaide’s trams have low floors and are wheelchair accessible, with large double doors for easy boarding and priority seating red seats. There are a lot of wheelchair accessible buses in the Adelaide fleet but, unfortunately, these are not on fixed schedules, and you’ll need to call the service provider to find out when they run. Start by calling the InfoLine's toll free number on 1800 182 160 for route and time information and ask for the contact phone numbers for the relevant service. There is a good fleet of disability-friendly Access Cabs – book in advance on 1300 360 940.
railThe interstate trains – The Overland, The Ghan and the Indian Pacific – arrive and depart from Keswick Rail Terminal, on Richmond Road, Keswick, three kilometres from the CBD. For information and bookings, contact Great Southern Rail on 13 21 47 or visit www.greatsouthernrail.com.au
TaxisAll taxis in Adelaide accept major credit cards and Cabcharge but it’s best to check with your driver prior to your journey. There are taxi stands throughout the city (refer to map for locations) or you can book by phone.
Access CabsPhone: 1300 360 940 for wheelchair accessible taxis.
Adelaide Independent TaxisPhone: 13 22 11
Suburban TaxisPhone: 13 10 08
Yellow CabsPhone: 13 22 27
There are several companies that offer an alternative to taxis, providing luxury vehicles and uniformed drivers for transfers and touring. Look in the Yellow Pages under ‘Car Hire Services – Chauffeur Driven’.
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Take a guided heritage walk through North Adelaide and the city centre. Let guides take you swimming with dolphins off Glenelg, enjoy a tour of the bustling Adelaide Central Market or sit back for a limousine tour of a wine region.
Adelaide tours – Shorts holidaysTake a look at the special Adelaide tours available as part of the South Australian Shorts program. Head to www.southaustralia.com for details.
Travel applicationsThere are a number of iPhone apps available for download to assist connected visitors with their travels in and around Adelaide. To mention a few: Adelaide Travel Companion, iView South Australia, Lost Adelaide by the State Library of South Australia and TransitTimes Adelaide for Adelaide Metro.
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161 West Terrace, AdelaidePh: (08) 8139 7407Email: [email protected]
West terrAce cemetery
A charming open-air museum quite unlike any otherA compelling journey of discovery awaits you at West Terrace Cemetery. Follow one of the free self-guided walks or book into a guided tour and immerse yourself in the many captivating and long forgotten human interest stories – tales of the State’s movers and shakers, heroes and humanitarians, colourful characters and pioneers.
Some of the best holiday experiences happen when you’ve got a local leading the way.
North Terrace precinct, Adelaide 1/9th Adthe PoPeye on the torrens
Ph: (08) 8223 5863 Mob: 0400 596 065www.thepopeye.com.au
enjoy a leisurely river cruise on the river torrensExperience a 40 minute trip on Adelaide’s most iconic boat. Jump on from the landing in Elder Park, journey up to the Torrens Weir before turning around and travelling to the Adelaide Zoo then back to Elder Park. Departing hourly at 10am, The Popeye offers running commentary highlighting some of Adelaide’s most important landmarks and history of the area.
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Festivals &EVENTSSouth Australia is proud to stage a world-class program of vibrant events and festivals.
Staging events in some of the state’s most iconic places creates an unparalleled experience for locals and visitors alike. From the postcard-perfect vineyards of the Barossa to the pristine beaches of the Fleurieu Peninsula, from the Outback to the banks of the Murray River and the scenic Adelaide Hills.
Every January, SA comes alive with the colour and atmosphere of the Santos Tour Down Under. Now the largest sporting event in the state – more than 760,000 spectators attended the 2012 race – it attracts the world’s best cyclists for what has grown to be a festival of cycling and part of the UCI World Tour.
January also brings the World Tennis Challenge, where current and past heroes of the game compete over three action-packed nights.
In March, Adelaide showcases a whole host of event favourites, including the Adelaide Festival, Adelaide Fringe, WOMADelaide and Clipsal 500 Adelaide. The city atmosphere is electric.
Adelaide’s event calendar has something for everyone, with events such as Targa Adelaide, Adelaide Cabaret Festival, OzAsia Festival, Adelaide Fashion Festival, Feast Festival, Australian International 3 Day Event and Come Out.
Regional food and wine festivals, including the BankSA Sea and Vines Festival on the Fleurieu Peninsula and the Barossa Gourmet Weekend, provide unique gourmet experiences.
If you’re around over Christmas, make sure you join in the festive fun of the Credit Union Christmas Pageant, which dates back to 1933 – it’s regarded as one of the world’s greatest pageants with more than 300,000 people lining the streets of Adelaide each November.
WOMADelaide Festival, Adelaide
EventsCALENDArFebruary 201321 February–23 march Adelaide Fringe www.adelaidefringe.com.au
22–24 February Cellar Door Wine Festival www.cellardoorwinefestivaladelaide.com.au
28 February–3 march Clipsal 500 www.clipsal500.com.au
March 20131–17 march Adelaide Festival www.adelaidefestival.com.au
8–11 march WOMADelaide www.womadelaide.com.au
11 march Adelaide Casino Adelaide Cup www.sajc.com.au
April 20138–15 april Swimming – 2013 Australian Age Championships www.swimming.org.au
26 april–1 may Australian Swimming Championships www.swimming.org.au
May 201322–31 may Come Out Festival www.comeoutfestival.com.au
may Groovin the Moo www.sunsetevents.com.au
June 20137–22 June Adelaide Cabaret Festival www.adelaidecabaretfestival.com.au
August 2013august Adelaide International Guitar Festival www.adelaideguitarfestival.com.au
august SALA www.salainc.com.au
September 201329 september Bay to Birdwood www.baytobirdwood.com.au
Adelaide Fringe, Adelaide
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Garden of Unearthly Delights, Adelaide
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King William Road, AdelaidePh: (08) 8216 8600Email: [email protected] www.adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au
Celebrating 40 years of festivals, theatre, dance, music and exhibitions. • Adelaide Cabaret Festival (7–22 June 2013) • OzAsia Festival (13–29 September 2013) • A year-long season of theatre, dance and music • Exhibitions in the Artspace Gallery (Wed, Fri–Sun 12–4pm, Thurs 12–8pm) and Festival Theatre Foyer 9am–6pm weekdays and performance times • Theatre tours every Tuesday & Thursday at 11am
September OzAsia Festival, Adelaide www.ozasiafestival.com.au
October 2013October Adelaide Fashion Festival www.adelaidefashionfestival.com.au
November 20139 November Credit Union Christmas Pageant www.cupageant.com.au
November Australian International 3 Day Event www.australian3de.com.au
December 2013December Bay Sheffield www.saal.org.au
January 2014January Santos Tour Down Under www.tourdownunder.com.au
January World Tennis Challenge www.worldtennischallenge.com
February 201428 February–16 March Adelaide Festival www.adelaidefestival.com.au
February Cellar Door Festival www.cellardoorwinefestivaladelaide.com.au
February–March Adelaide Fringe www.adelaidefringe.com.au
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Adelaide has an ever-growing selection of top eateries serving SA-grown produce and boasting an impressive local wine list.
With a climate that’s right for al fresco dining most of the year, Adelaide has a high quality food and wine culture with a mix of fine dining, casual cafés and great pubs and bars. With influences from the Mediterranean, Asia and modern Australia, Adelaide has a host of options to whet your appetite. Many dining spots also serve fresh local goods: sumptuous oysters and prawns from Eyre Peninsula, homemade cheeses from the Barossa and seasonal produce from the Adelaide Hills.
Adelaide is the heart of South Australia’s booming wine industry and the closest vineyard is just a cork toss from the city centre. Located at the end of North Terrace, the National Wine Centre of Australia showcases the nation’s wine industry and is the perfect starting point for a great South Australian wine journey. It features a wine tasting gallery and interactive exhibits that cover all aspects of winemaking. Just 15 minutes away, Penfold’s Magill Estate is home to Australia’s most famous wine – Grange. Drop in for a tasting or join a tour of the historic winery.
You’ll find entire streets devoted to dining. Stylish Rundle Street is known for its al fresco-style
cafés. Gouger Street is home to a selection of Asian eateries and the place for great seafood and fantastic steaks. North Adelaide’s Melbourne and O’Connell streets are both recognised for their eclectic mix of funky pubs, fine dining and cafés. On the coast, there’s Henley Beach Square, Jetty Road and Holdfast Shores at Glenelg and Jetty Road at Brighton – all great hangouts if you want to unwind in a relaxed atmosphere by the beach. The Parade, Norwood, on the city’s east, houses some of Adelaide’s favourite little eateries. On the south side of the city there’s a great selection of restaurants along Unley and King William roads, and while you’re in the area, visit Haigh’s Chocolates – the only Australian chocolate-maker that still imports and roasts its own beans.
Situated in the heart of the CBD, the Adelaide Central Market is a local foodie institution, trading since 1869 when a small group of industrious market gardeners carted their home-grown fruit and vegetables to the site between Grote and Gouger streets and sold all their produce within a matter of hours. Today, it’s the biggest undercover produce market in the Southern Hemisphere, abuzz with colour, passionate personalities, and delicious tastes and smells.
In 2006, the Adelaide Showground Farmers Market opened its gates, with growers and producers from all over the state bringing premium goods to the city. Cooking demonstrations and kids’ cooking classes add to the market’s lively atmosphere.
Rigoni's Restaurant Bistro, Leigh Street, Adelaide
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eat like a localEat Local is all about offering you
more opportunities to enjoy the
very best of local food on local
menus or shelves.
If you see an Eat Local sign as you
travel around South Australia’s
regions, you can be sure to find
a dish featuring local produce on
the menu. Or, purchase local retail
products to keep enjoying your
regional food experience at home.
Visit www.eatlocalsa.com.au
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Jacob’s Creek Visitor CentreBarossa Valley Way, Rowland FlatPh: (08) 8521 3000Email: [email protected]
At the home of Jacob’s Creek in the Barossa Valley you can sample wines at the cellar door; explore our history and heritage display; or join a walking tour through our vineyard.
Enjoy lunch in our award winning restaurant with panoramic views of the vineyards or outdoor casual dining on our deck overlooking the banks of the famous creek.
www.foodtrail.net
Experience the tastes, culture and heart of
Campbelltown with the
Flavours of Campbelltown
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Fall in love in Adelaide.
We realise that Love is a strong word. The thing is, our customers tell us they “Love our pizza”. Judges too seem to have been wooed as we’ve been awarded Best Pizza
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This award-winning restaurant offers quality seafood platters as their
speciality. Enjoy fresh, tasty and healthy seafood cuisine, with a
spectacular upstairs function room for your next event. With a
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Arts & CULTUrE
See the largest collection of Aboriginal artefacts and experience a vibrant art scene.
Adelaide is renowned for its creative culture – visit one of the many traditional and contemporary art galleries, including the Art Gallery of South Australia and Jam Factory. Or follow the Public Art Walking Trail and pick up a copy of the Aboriginal Attractions Guide to see the creative and cultural highlights of the city.
The Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery, located in the South Australian Museum on North Terrace, is home to the largest collection of Aboriginal artefacts in the Southern Hemisphere. Here, accredited Aboriginal guides provide a rare insight into their ancient ceremonies and customs.
Close by on Grenfell Street, Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute is Australia’s oldest Aboriginal-owned and managed multi-arts centre and exhibits the work of both established and emerging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists.
Just 20 minutes south of the city, in Marion, is Warriparinga – a known traditional camp site for the Kaurna people. Here, you’ll find the Living Kaurna Cultural Centre and the beginning of the Tjilbruke Dreaming Tracks, which follows the coastline to Cape Jervis.
The Living Kaurna Cultural Centre offers guided group tours, educational programs for schools on Kaurna culture and the wetlands environment, a Kaurna heritage display, Kaurna arts and cultural workshops and performances. Twenty-five minutes west of the city, at Port Adelaide, Better World Arts gallery specialises in fine Aboriginal art and beautiful handmade rugs, cushions and jewellery.
Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery, Adelaide
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Nightlife &ENTErTAiNMENTAdelaide is dotted with an assortment of venues to unwind or wind up, to chill or to party.
The city’s hot spots for nightlife are the pubs, clubs and bars of the Rundle Street area in the east and Hindley Street, Light Square and Gouger Street in the west. Add theatres, big cinemas and the Adelaide Casino and you’ve got a huge variety of choices for a great night out. If you’re not sure where to go, ask a local or just follow the crowds on any given weekend.
The biggest shows come to the Adelaide Entertainment Centre in Hindmarsh, as well as the theatres of Adelaide Festival Centre, Her Majesty’s Theatre, Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide Town Hall and the Lion Arts Centre. These venues are used by South Australia’s opera, theatre and contemporary dance companies and touring arts groups. Throughout greater Adelaide, hundreds of pubs and clubs host musicians, bands, comedians and DJs.
Cinemas range from megaplexes to art-deco beauties operated by local organisations and
art-house cinemas in the city and surrounds. If you’re around in summer, pack a picnic and enjoy the Moonlight Cinema at Botanic Park, choose between classic flicks to the latest blockbusters.
In the historic Adelaide Railway Station, Adelaide Casino offers an exciting combination of bars, restaurants, live music and gaming facilities.
How to find out what’s onCheck The Advertiser’s ‘Hit’ lift-out in Thursday’s newspaper, while each Saturday edition carries ads and listings for arts, live music, comedy and concerts. Cinema ads appear every day under ‘Amusements’.
Pick up the city’s great free street magazines – Rip It Up (weekly) and dB (fortnightly) – for comprehensive coverage of gigs, concerts, reviews and interviews. The gay and lesbian fortnightly paper blaze also carries what’s on info.
Check with ticketing agencies BASS, VenueTix and Ticketek for upcoming performances and sporting events. All have sales outlets around Adelaide and South Australia.
Website www.glamadelaide.com.au is dedicated to promoting a great selection of all things hip and happening around the state.
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ATTrACTiONSAdelaide Botanic Garden*North Terrace, AdelaideOpening hours vary throughout the yearPhone: (08) 8222 9311
Adelaide Central Market*21–59 Grote Street, AdelaideOpen Tuesday 7am–5:30pm, Wednesday and Thursday 9am–5:30pm, Friday 7am–9pm and Saturday 7am–3pmPhone: (08) 8203 7494
Adelaide Festival Centre Tours*King William Road, AdelaidePhone: (08) 8216 8600
Adelaide Gaol Historic Site & Museum*Gaol Road, ThebartonOpen Sunday–Friday 10am–5:30pm (last entry 3:30pm). Ghost tours – Thursday, Friday and Saturday (bookings essential)Phone: (08) 8231 4062
Adelaide Zoo*Frome Road, AdelaideSee Australia’s only Giant Pandas, Wang Wang and Funi (except during their sleep time at 2:30–3:45pm). Open daily 9:30am–5pmPhone: (08) 8267 3255
Art Gallery of South Australia*North Terrace, AdelaideOpen daily 10am–5pmPhone: (08) 8207 7000
Ayers House*North Terrace, AdelaideOpen Tuesday–Friday 10am–4pm; Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 1–4pmPhone: (08) 8223 1234
Bay Discovery Centre*Glenelg Town Hall, Moseley Square, GlenelgOpen daily 10am–5pmPhone: (08) 8179 9500
Carrick Hill 46 Carrick Hill Drive, SpringfieldOpen Wednesday–Sunday and public holidays 10am–4:30pm, closed Monday–TuesdayPhone: (08) 8433 1700
Haigh’s Chocolates Visitor Centre154 Greenhill Road, ParksideOpen Monday–Friday 8:30am–5:30pm and Saturday 9am–5pm. Bookings essential.Phone: (08) 8372 7077
JamFactory Contemporary Craft and Design*Lion Arts Centre, Morphett Street, AdelaideOpen Monday–Saturday 10am–5pm, Sunday and public holidays 1–5pm, tours by appointmentPhone: (08) 8410 0727
National railway Museum*Lipson Street, Port AdelaideOpen daily 10am–5pmPhone: (08) 8341 1690
National wine Centre of Australia*Corner Botanic and Hackney roads, AdelaideOpen daily 8:30am–5pmPhone: (08) 8303 3355
Penfolds Magill Estate*78 Penfold Road, MagillOpen daily 10am–5pmPhone: (08) 8301 5569
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rM williams Outback Heritage Museum*5 Percy Street, ProspectOpen Monday–Friday 9am–5:30pm, Saturday 9am–4pm and Sunday 11am–3pmPhone: (08) 8344 8191
South Australian Maritime Museum*126 Lipson Street, Port AdelaideOpen daily 10am–5pmPhone: (08) 8207 6255
South Australian Migration Museum*82 Kintore Avenue, AdelaideOpen Monday–Friday 10am–5pm; Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 1–5pmPhone: (08) 8207 7580
South Australian Museum*(including Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery)North Terrace, AdelaideOpen daily 10am–5pmPhone: (08) 8207 7500
State Library of South Australia*North Terrace, AdelaideOpen Monday–Wednesday 10am–8pm; Thursday–Friday 10am–6pm; Saturday, Sunday and most public holidays 10am–5pm. Free public tours weekdays 11am and 2pm (excludes public holidays).Phone: (08) 8207 7250
Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural institute*253 Grenfell Street, AdelaideOpen daily 10am–5pmPhone: (08) 8224 3200
The BeachouseColley Terrace, GlenelgOpening hours vary throughout the yearPhone: (08) 8295 1511
*Disabled facilities
1/9th AdAdELAIdE ZOO
Frome Road, AdelaidePh: (08) 8267 3255www.zoossa.com.au
Bring your whole tribe for a family day of fun at Adelaide ZooVisit Wang Wang and Funi – the only Giant Pandas in the southern hemisphere.
Explore the Envirodome where conservation comes alive!Lounge around with the ring tailed lemurs, or book abehind the scenes animal encounter.
Open every day of the year 9:30am–5pm
1/9th AdMAry MAckillop centre
19 Phillips Street, KensingtonPh: (08) 8364 5311Email: [email protected] and follow the links
learn about Saint Mary Mackillop and her work in Adelaide• 15 minutes by car from Adelaide or bus No H20, H21, H22 or H24 from Grenfell Street, travel to Stop 11 and cross over the Norwood Parade • Visit the Exhibition What Would Have Become of Them? • Large range of resources available • Open Mon–Thurs 10am–4pm. Closed public holidays • Visit the historic Chapel built in 1876
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Adelaide Botanic Garden
Plants, People, Culture
Adelaide Botanic Garden is an oasis of beautifully landscaped gardens, majestic avenues and stunning architecture in the heart of the city.
Spend an hour or spend the day and discover the beauty and diversity of plants from across Australia and around the world. Relax in the shade or enjoy a coffee among some of Australia’s finest plant collections.
North Terrace, Adelaide.
Admission is Free.
Open 8am weekdays, 9am weekends and public holidays. Closing times vary. Open every day of the year.
Guided walks are available.
Free self-guided tours can be accessed using the MyParx app on your smart phone.
(08) 8222 9311
www.botanicgardens.sa.gov.au
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The National Wine Centre is an architectural treat but what it holds inside is the real attraction. Situated on the edge of Adelaide’s stunning Botanic Gardens, it is an exciting tourism venue which showcases the Australian wine industry “from the vine to the bottle”.With the ground floor Concourse Cafe open daily, you can relax and enjoy a range of Australian wine tasting flights, espresso coffee, a selection of Australian cheeses or order from the seasonal a la carte or weekend brunch menus.
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Government
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Download the booklet from www.foodtrail.net
The Flavours of Cambpelltown Food Trail recognises and promotes some of the unique and high quality food, wine and accommodation businesses operating within the City of Campbelltown.
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SHOPPiNGWith a host of shopping hubs about town, Adelaide is the perfect place for an afternoon browse or a full-day splurge.
All you need to know for a spot of retail therapy in Adelaide is that good shopping starts in the heart of the city and spreads in all directions. Rundle Mall is the retail backbone of the CBD, with international and national flagship stores and boutiques, local institutions and speciality shops, cafés, elegant arcades, buskers, flower stalls, sculptures and seven-day trading. The adjoining Rundle Street is home to numerous designer boutiques and high-end fashion stores. In the centre of the square mile, the Adelaide Central Market is always fun. With dozens of fresh food and speciality stalls, Asian grocery stores and a host of excellent cafés and food halls, you’re sure to find any number of unique South Australian products.
King William Road in Hyde Park is great for high-end fashion, while Glen Osmond Road in Eastwood is the centre for seconds and clearance shops. The Parade in Norwood is much loved by locals and visitors with stacks of quirky shops and boutiques, while Magill Road around Norwood and Maylands is known for elegant European antiques through to funky 70s design pieces.
In North Adelaide, Melbourne Street is renowned for designer Australian fashion and great coffee. Beachside, the bustling Jetty Road in Glenelg is a good excuse to mix shopping with a stroll on the beach, while Harbour Town in West Beach contains over 140 quality brand outlets.
Burnside Village, in the leafy suburb of Glenside, just five minutes from the city, offers a selection of exclusive retailers, including the finest fashion, fresh foods, unique gifts and homewares. Newly redeveloped, the village is Adelaide’s hottest new destination for world-class shopping. Shoppers can wander from landscaped outdoor garden areas into single-level air conditioned malls with comfort and ease.
There are also popular suburban Westfield shopping centres in Tea Tree Plaza, West Lakes and Marion (the largest shopping centre in SA), with enough shops to trawl for the entire day.
Shopping hours City and metropolitan shops are open
seven days a week. As a general rule,
shops are open Monday–Saturday
9am–5pm and Sunday 11am–5pm.
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weeknights (for participating retailers
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shopping Thursday until 9pm.
Wild Child, King William Road, Hyde Park
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Open 7 days Opposite the fountain in Rundle Mall www.adelaidearcade.com.au
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Adelaide’s Premier Food Court and so much moreUnder the Big Screen in Rundle Mall www.citycross.com.au
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R.M.Williams Outback Heritage Museum When the Percy Street factory became too small for the growing R.M.Williams operation, it was converted into a showroom with a 300-square-metre R.M.Williams Outback Heritage Museum. Featuring an amazing array of photographs, leatherwork tools, artefacts and boots, the museum reflects the foundations of the company and holds many memories for early R.M.Williams customers. The Museum, which adjoins our retail showroom, is open to the public during normal shopping hours. ENTRY IS FREE.
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An exciting artist run collective gallery specialising in unique handmade
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Accessible 7 days a week. Parking on The Parade is easy with the Webbe Street, Norwood Mall and Norwood Central car parks as well as ample on street parking.
Catching a bus to The Parade from Currie Street, Adelaide (the City) is easy. Buses H20, H21, H22, H23, H32, N22 and 580 will get you to The Parade in 15 minutes.
Shop Til You DropThe Parade offers a mix of fashion wears for all tastes and styles featuring over 90 fashion stores, including some well-known national and international brands as well as unique boutique fashion retailers.
Eat + DrinkDelight your palette with the choice of restaurants, bakeries, bars, cafes and takeaway; offering everything from quick and simple meals to decadent dining experiences for your enjoyment.
Relax, Indulge, EnjoyTreat yourself to a heavenly massage, facial, manicure, pedicure, body wrap or a haircut at one of The Parade’s many hair and beauty salons.
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MArKETSHome to the world famous Adelaide Central Market in the heart of the city (the largest undercover market in the Southern Hemisphere), Adelaide has spread its foodie-passion throughout the state.
Every Sunday from 9am–1pm, the Wayville Showgrounds, just south of the city, is home to the Adelaide Showground Farmers Markets, a showcase for fresh, seasonal and regional produce. Operating since 2006, the market has fast become an Adelaide favourite. Bag some delicious goodies for the road, or sample while you’re there.
Regional areas have also embraced the market phenomenon, with weekend markets at Willunga, the Adelaide Hills and Victor Harbor building up quite a following. Make the journey down the coast to the Fleurieu Peninsula to find local fruit and veg, artisan breads and sauces, and handmade chocolates and cakes. Goolwa Wharf Markets and Barossa Farmers Markets are also worth a look.
Aside from local food produce, Adelaide’s markets also embrace other aspects of the city’s vibrant culture. The Gilles Street Markets are a popular style institution, showcasing Adelaide’s best in fashion, with everything from well-loved vintage pieces, new clothing items and a host of local designers selling their collections.
One man’s junk is another man’s treasure. Wander through the Gepps Cross Treasure Markets, held every Sunday morning, looking for treasures that locals sell from the back of their cars.
Sample the best local produce, find top fashion buys and soak up the city’s vibrant market scene.
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For over 140 years the Adelaide Central Market has continued to provide the people of Adelaide with the freshest and largest range of local, national and imported fruit and vegetables,seafoods, meats and poultry and the most amazing gourmet products including cheeses, pastries, coffees and smallgoods.
A truly authentic market with mouth watering flavours, tantelising aromas, vibrant colours and textures, amazing sounds, excitement and atmosphere, the Central Market is all about real food and real people!
*Optional trading day (limited stalls open)
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Parks &GArDENSHead to one of the city’s many picturesque parks and gardens to take a stroll, enjoy a picnic or just relax on the grass and watch the city bustle by.
Adelaide is known as a scenic, green city, completely surrounded by a border of parklands. Laid out by Colonel William Light in his original plan for the city in 1837, this ring of greenery contains 29 parks and covers 45 per cent of the city area. Since the earliest days of the colony, the parks have been preserved and enhanced as an important natural asset to the city.
Each park has its own unique character. There are formal rose gardens, olive groves, wide spaces with grand native and exotic trees, playgrounds and lakes, and sporting fields for football, cricket, petanque and archery. There
are walking trails, quiet spaces and gathering places throughout this network of greenery.
Beyond the inner city, the suburbs of Adelaide are also filled with rich greenery, with many fine examples of natural bushland shared with residential areas. By the sea, in the foothills and along rivers, these important natural spaces protect vegetation, landscapes, wildlife and birds, as well as providing grounds for a wide range of activities and facilities. Their proximity to the city is a constant surprise to visitors and they are among our most treasured secrets.
Botanic ParkBotanic Park is one of Adelaide’s most-loved parks and a sensational venue for Adelaide’s annual international music festival WOMADelaide in March. The park is situated between the Adelaide Botanic Garden and the Adelaide Zoo. You can enter from Hackney Road into Plane Tree Drive, which forms a drive-through loop around the park. There is on-site parking, plenty of shady trees and an interpretive trail.
Adelaide Botanic Garden, Adelaide
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rymill ParkRymill Park is located on the eastern fringe of the city centre. Here, hire a rowboat for a paddle on the lake or stretch out on a blanket and watch the ducks. You’ll find large shady trees, a rose garden, barbecue facilities, a playground and a kiosk serving great coffee.
Elder ParkElder Park sits on the banks of the River Torrens alongside the Adelaide Festival Centre and is one of Adelaide’s most popular outdoor spots. You can hire paddleboats and bicycles and just across the river are the beautiful gardens of Pinky Flat, the Memorial Drive Tennis Complex and Adelaide Oval.
Peace ParkPeace Park incorporates the much-revered Cross of Sacrifice, the Prince Henry Gardens, Ester Lipman Gardens and Pioneer Women’s Memorial Gardens. It’s located just across the River Torrens where Sir Edwin Smith Avenue and War Memorial Drive converge with King William Road.
Adelaide–Himeji GardenThis beautiful Japanese garden is a walled oasis of peace and tranquillity. Himeji blends two classic Japanese styles, the lake and mountain garden and the dry garden, and celebrates Adelaide’s sister-city relationship with the ancient Japanese city of Himeji. The park sits at the corners of Glen Osmond Road, South Terrace and Hutt Road.
river Torrens Linear ParkThis is the largest hills-to-coast park in Australia. You can walk or cycle along a bitumen pathway lining the banks of the River Torrens, running from Henley Beach in the west, through the city to the Tea Tree Plaza interchange north-east of the city. With many bridges along its length, it’s easy to
explore short or long loops along the park’s span. Extensive planting of trees and shrubs create a sense of space being distanced from civilisation.
Victoria ParkHome to the internationally-acclaimed motor sports street circuit used for the Clipsal 500 Adelaide, Victoria Park or Bakkabakkandi (meaning ‘galloping’ in reference to the racecourse that used to be here) comprises a bicycle path, a sweat track, walking paths and an old olive grove. Victoria Park is framed by Fullarton Road, Wakefield Road and East Terrace on the eastern fringe of the city.
Bonython ParkBonython Park is a fabulous, meandering park alongside the River Torrens, with a lake for model boats, two playgrounds, a bike path, a nature trail, barbecue facilities and a kiosk. The park is easily accessible located along Port Road in the north-west corner of the city, with on-site parking.
Garden islandThe Garden Island Ships’ Graveyard in the north arm of Port River gives visitors a chance to experience the waterways and a historic part of South Australia’s early maritime history. Just 20 minutes north-west of the city centre, Garden Island forms part of one of the world’s largest and most diverse ship graveyards. Boasting the remains of sailing ships, steamers, motor vessels, ferries, barges, dredgers and pontoons, the site provides a unique glimpse into our past. The trail is marked by three on-water signs near the main group of wrecks, as well as two on-land signs at the Garden Island boat ramp. Although a few wrecks can be seen by car, paddling a canoe or kayak will reveal a wealth of interesting relics – you might even spy the gorgeous, friendly river dolphins.
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NationalPArKSHold a koala, enjoy picturesque walking trails and birds’ eye views – all within easy reach of the city.
Palm House, Adelaide Botanic Garden
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Have the animal experience of a lifetime at Cleland wildlife ParkIf there’s one thing not to miss in Adelaide it’s a visit to the award-winning Cleland Wildlife Park, just 20 minutes’ drive from the city centre. The animal sanctuary is one of only a handful of places in Australia where you can hold a koala and receive your own memento photograph.
Discover ice Age mysteries at Hallett CoveA visit to Hallett Cove Conservation Park is a bit like taking a walk on another planet! Its craterous and other-worldly geological formations and stunning cliffs are a testament to the park’s Ice Age history. Marvel at the intriguing markings created by shifting glaciers from an epoch millions of years ago when Australia and Antarctica were joined in a huge, frozen continent called Gondwana.
Located 22 kilometres south of Adelaide (a 40 minute drive), Hallett Cove is a fantastic destination for a day trip.
walk among woodlands, waterfalls and wildlife at MorialtaJust 25 minutes’ drive from Adelaide, a bushwalker’s paradise awaits you! Morialta Conservation Park is a place of awe-inspiring views and tumbling waterfalls with walking trails to suit everyone, from the casual ambler to the experienced hiker.
relax in peaceful botanic gardensAdelaide Botanic Garden is the living, breathing heart of the city centre. Just a short stroll from the shops and cafés of Rundle Street you can explore a stunning collection of exotic, ornamental and native plants, as well as iconic cultural collections and restored buildings. Breathe in the fragrant perfume of the International Rose Garden and admire the Amazon Waterlily Pavilion and Morton Bay Fig Avenue.
Pack a picnic, enjoy a casual meal in the café or treat yourself to a fine dining experience in the Botanic Gardens Restaurant.
Get caught having fun at Adelaide GaolIf you’re after a break from the nature trail you can explore the arresting history of one of the nation’s historic prisons, located a short walk from the city. Marvel at the magnificent 19th century architecture of Adelaide Gaol’s walls, towers and gallows. You can even join an evening ghost tour – if you’re game! The Gaol is open Sunday–Friday 10am–5pm.
more information To plan your Adelaide nature
escape visit the Parks SA website
at www.parks.sa.gov.au or call
the DEWNR Information Line
(08) 8204 1910. Like Parks SA on
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ACCOMMODATiONRanging from boutique hotels and apartments, to seaside resorts and heritage cottages, Adelaide has it all.
Although most accommodation options are concentrated in the city, there’s also a great selection along the coast, as well as hotels, motels and bed and breakfasts throughout the greater metropolitan area.
The international hotels offer all room styles, from apartments and suites to luxury penthouses with city, parkland and coastal views. The growing number of serviced apartments
reflects the demand for self-contained city accommodation, popular with families and longer stay visitors. Self-contained heritage cottages and houses are also available throughout the city.
Adelaide’s popular backpacker and youth hostels have a reputation for quality facilities, while well presented and conveniently located caravan parks (many with modern en-suite cabins) are another alternative for families and independent travellers.
Choices along the coast include top class hotels, motels, apartments, beach houses, guesthouses and backpacker hostels. There’s a wide choice in the popular beachside suburb of Glenelg.
For more information and to make a booking, contact your nearest travel agent or visit www.southaustralia.com
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Treasury on King William, Adelaide
1/9th AdAdELAIdE REGENt APARtMENtS
Freecall: 1800 242 503 Ph: (08) 8224 8888Email: [email protected]
• Attractive selection of executive studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom, fully furnished, modern serviced apartments• Centrally located in Adelaide, North Adelaide and Glenelg, close to amenities and public transport• Full kitchen, bedrooms, lounge, dining, laundry• Swimming pool, sauna, spa, gym and tennis court, free undercover, car parking available at select complexes
The Hotel Grand Chancellor Adelaide on Hindley is conveniently located in downtown Adelaide,
just a 3 minute walk from the Convention Centre and a short stroll from Rundle Mall and the
vibrant entertainment and restaurant district. Positioned within the cultural hub of the
West End and close to the business district, the hotel is the perfect gateway to the city’s many unique regions. The Hotel Grand Chancellor
Adelaide on Hindley boasts 208 modern deluxe, executive rooms and suites. The hotel also hosts
a range of conference and meeting facilities.
65 Hindley Street, AdelaidePh: (08) 8231 5552 Fax: (08) 8237 3800
Email: [email protected] www.grandchancellorhotels.com.au
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1/9th AdMERCURE GROSVENOR hOtEL
125 North Terrace, AdelaidePh: (08) 8407 8888 Fax: (08) 8407 8866Freecall: 1800 888 222Email: stay@mercuregrosvenorhotel.com.auwww.mercuregrosvenorhotel.com.au
Mercure Grosvenor hotel AdelaideSuperbly located opposite Adelaide Casino in the heart of the cultural boulevard of North Terrace. Just seconds from Rundle Mall shopping and the Glenelg tram link. This 4 STAR hotel features 245 rooms ranging from 3 STAR economy to a variety of 4 STAR rooms. Facilities include the refurbished Federal Restaurant and Bar, parking, internet, 24 hour reception and room service.
1/9th AdStAMFORd hOtELS
Ph: 1300 301 391www.stamford.com.au
Stamford Hotels and Resorts Adelaide offer two fantastic locations for your accommodation needs. Located on absolute beachfront, Stamford Grand Adelaide boasts 220 spacious guest rooms and suites with spectacular views of the ocean, city or Adelaide Hills, whilst Stamford Plaza Adelaide with 334 guest rooms and suites is superbly situated in the heart of the city on Adelaide’s key cultural boulevard, North Terrace. Both hotels feature excellent bar and dining, high speed Wi-Fi internet access, outstanding conference & event facilities, plus pool, spa, sauna & gym.
Oaks Hotels & ResortsFrom the contemporary Oaks Embassy, Oaks
Horizons and iStay Precinct apartment hotels
located in the CBD, to the beachside apartments
of Oaks Plaza Pier and Oaks Liberty Towers at
Glenelg, Oaks Hotels & Resorts is the perfect
choice for accommodation in Adelaide.
Oaks Embassy: 1300721514Oaks Horizons: 1300721916Oaks iStay Precinct: 1300665591 Oaks Liberty Towers: 1300721801Oaks Plaza Pier: 1300551111Email: [email protected]
www.oakshotelsresorts.com
CBD & Glenelg Locations
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ADELAiDEAdelaide is an elegant yet vibrant city, known for its beautiful stone architecture, lively festivals, dedicated ‘eat streets’, sprawling park lands and stunning Mediterranean climate.
City of AdelaideThere are many delights to discover, including the cultural boulevard of North Terrace, the Adelaide Central Market (a foodie’s paradise) and the shopper’s heavens of Rundle Mall and Rundle Street. Why not discover this surprising city from a local’s perspective? Pre-book an Adelaide Greeter and spend two to four hours exploring the city with a passionate volunteer, ensuring you make the most of your visit. Or if you are already in the city, join the 30 minute First Steps Orientation Walk, which departs from the Adelaide Visitor Information Centre Monday–Friday at 9:30am. For more information visit the Adelaide Visitor Information Centre or www.cityofadelaide.com.au/information
Free Adelaide city bikesIf you have an hour or a whole day to explore the city of Adelaide why not pick up one of the free Adelaide city bikes from any of the 10 hire points around the city and North Adelaide. Adelaide is an ideal city to explore by bike, with its wide flat streets and network of dedicated bike lanes and paths. Helmets and bike locks are also provided free, giving you the freedom to stop and visit the city’s many attractions, including the Adelaide Zoo, South Australian Museum, Art Gallery of South Australia. Or do some shopping at the Adelaide Central Market and along Rundle Mall. See page 6 for bike hire points details or visit www.bikesa.asn.au/AdelaideCityBikes
Adelaide Convention Centre, River Torrens, Adelaide
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Park Lands TrailThe best way to explore the famous Adelaide Park Lands is to hop on a free Adelaide city bike or take a stroll along the Park Lands Trail. The trail circles the city, linking the south, east and west Park Lands. It showcases the diverse natural, historical and cultural elements of the Adelaide Park Lands, including the River Torrens, Botanic Gardens, Adelaide Gaol and the new family recreation facilities in Bonython Park. For more information visit the Adelaide Visitor Information Centre or www.adelaideparklands.com.au
North Adelaide Golf CourseThe North Adelaide Golf Course, established in 1890, is the people’s golf course, where you’ll find two 18 hole golf courses and a Par 3 course, all nestled in amongst lush tree scapes of the Adelaide Park Lands, with stunning views of Adelaide. Just 10 minutes’ walk from the city centre, with all equipment available for hire, all you need to do is turn up. The two 18 hole courses are accessed off Strangways Terrace, North Adelaide, with the par 3 course located off War Memorial Drive, North Adelaide. The fully licensed club rooms are
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open to the public for a meal and refreshing drink after your round. To book your round and for more information phone (08) 8203 7888 (Pro Shop) or (08) 8203 7273 (par 3); or visit www.northadelaidegolf.com.au
Adelaide Aquatic CentreWhether it be for fun or fitness, the Adelaide Aquatic Centre, located on Jeffcott Road in North Adelaide just 10 minutes’ drive from the city, has something for everyone. With a 50 metre pool, dive pool, two leisure pools, a fully-equipped gymnasium, sauna and spas, the Adelaide Aquatic Centre is the perfect place to spend some time while in Adelaide. The kids will enjoy the ‘Bush Magic’ children’s playground, there are barbeque facilities on-site, situated adjacent to the centre, within the beautiful Park Lands, as well as a kiosk serving light snacks and drinks. Phone (08) 8203 7665 or visit www.adelaideaquaticcentre.com.au for more information.
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NOrwOOD
They enjoy a reputation for being a progressive, innovative community, with a lifestyle the envy of their neighbours.
Nineteenth century architecture is evident with Norwood’s superb heritage buildings, beautiful houses in tree-lined streets, pubs-a-plenty, elegant commercial estates and grand churches. There’s a plethora of perfectly turned out pocket parks where locals congregate regularly. In the 20th century, European immigrants, particularly from Italy, moved in to the neighbourhood, bringing together cultures and traditions and energetically revitalising the area.
Today, Norwood has two parallel ‘arteries’: The Parade and Magill Road – both offer excellent shopping and dining experiences. On The Parade, sidewalk cafés with outdoor tables seat a crowd of regular patrons where the aroma of fresh coffee fills the air. Businesses nearby
include award-winning florists; hair and beauty salons; quality book, music and sports stores; the legendary Vari’s Italian grocery; a cinema complex; wine bar; and an extensive collection of exclusive designer fashion boutiques, interspersed with favourite high street brands.
Magill Road, a five-minute walk through the leafy streets to the north, is well-known for its antique and design stores, including original and vintage fashion, contemporary furniture and quirky bric-a-brac. Try Khai Liew Design, Mid Century Modern, Eureka Antiques and Louis Bond for desirables and inspiration.
Three much-loved events are held in Norwood each year: Magill Road Alive in April; the Adelaide Fashion Festival in October; and the open-to-everyone Norwood Christmas Pageant in late November.
For more details visit www.npsp.sa.gov.au, www.theparadenorwood.com or www.magillroad.com.au
Dining on The Parade, Norwood
Norwood locals are intensely proud of the cosmopolitan character and history of their neighbourhood, just five minutes east of Adelaide’s CBD.
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PortADELAiDETake a deep breath of fresh sea air and get ready to experience South Australia’s maritime heartland.
At Port Adelaide, find evocative seafaring history, a waterside heritage precinct, a colourful pub scene and the world’s only inner-city dolphins – all only 20 minutes from the CBD.
Take a walk along the docks and through the old Port to experience the ambience and observe some of the finest colonial and Victorian buildings in Australia. Self-guided tours are available, including ‘Kids Port Walks’, or book a local volunteer tour guide.
The Maritime Museum, Railway Museum and Aviation Museum are all on Lipson Street and open daily… check out the spitfire, climb the old ketch and ride the steam train.
Next to the iconic lighthouse, the Sunday market is popular with those hunting antiques, books and bric-a-brac. ‘The Port’ has many hidden treasures, including the South American-inspired Jackalope Gallery and a colourful range of Aboriginal art and gifts at Better World Arts.
Find great local cafés and, of course, pubs – this is a port. Many of the local establishments serve
up a swag of history as well as great food and atmosphere; you can sample them all on the self-guided Port Heritage Pub Trail. A visit to Port Adelaide wouldn’t be complete without stopping at the Port Dock Brewery Hotel for a beer.
River boat cruises show another fascinating view of the area – the famous Port River dolphins are well-known for following the boats. Dolphins can often be seen in shallow protected waters and the Port River Dolphin Trail identifies ideal viewing opportunities for those with their own transport.
Kayaking is another way in which you can explore the rich marine environment, the abandoned wrecks of the ships’ graveyard and the vast number of mangrove-lined tidal creeks.
After your visit to Port Adelaide, be sure to see popular seaside Semaphore, only two kilometres west of the Port.
Make your first port of call the Port Adelaide Visitor Information Centre, 66 Commercial Road, Port Adelaide. Open daily 9am–5pm, closed Christmas Day. Phone (08) 8405 6560 or freecall 1800 629 888 (country/interstate callers), or visit www.portenf.sa.gov.au/tourism
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SEMAPHOrESemaphore’s white sands, family-friendly shallows and colourful foreshore make for a classic Adelaide beachside escape.
Semaphore Road – one of Adelaide’s widest boulevards – is finding a new sense of style.
Funky boutiques have opened their doors alongside famous ‘old salt’ pubs, contemporary cafés are serving al fresco and the delicious aroma of fish and chips fills the night air – fine dining has undoubtedly come to Semaphore.
Enjoy a tremendous sense of space. Semaphore beach is deep and white and backed by low dunes rather than tall buildings, so you get a sense of being kilometres from anywhere.
There’s a famous expanse of green foreshore – two kilometres of public space preserved and reserved for what beach holidays are supposed to be all about – having fun. Here play minigolf, slither down the water slide, ride on the vintage carousel or ferris wheel, buy ice creams and fish and chips from a beachside kiosk, cycle on the coast path, and ride on the steam train that puffs two kilometres along the shoreline.
Semaphore’s maritime history isn’t confined to a museum, nor hidden by developments.
Semaphore Kite Festival
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1/9th AddISCOVERY hOLIdAY PARKS – AdELAIdE BEAChfROnt
349 Military Road, Semaphore ParkFreecall: 1800 810 140 Fax: (08) 8449 5877Email: [email protected]
• Absolute beachfront location • 5 minutes from Semaphore • 15 minutes west of Adelaide city • Deluxe self-contained cabins • Caravan and camping sites • Swimming pools • Laundry facilities • Internet access • Playground and BBQ area
Even from the end of the jetty you can see the largest working carousel in the Southern Hemisphere, Timeball Tower; the glorious 1920s Palais bathing pavilion; the historical buildings along Semaphore Road; and the Ozone Theatre building.
Discover a colourful shopping experience, with a diverse range of shops doing their own thing, creating one of the most colourful shopping experiences in South Australia. Check out the edgy mix of old, alternative and new – the street where ‘boutique’ sits beside ‘bargain’, ‘chic’ beside ‘cheeky’, and ‘contemporary vintage’ beside shops that have been serving the locals for decades.
Enjoy high quality food in a unique beachside atmosphere where fine dining and great pubs mix together with quirky cafés and spots where you can enjoy good old fashioned fish and chips by the beach. Semaphore is fast becoming one of Adelaide’s premier eating out hot spots.
Stay longer, discover more and wake to the sound of waves. In the area you’ll find luxury apartments, bed and breakfasts, a caravan park, hotel accommodation in pubs and even a converted church.
Regular events include the Kite Festival, Summer Carnival, New Year’s Eve and Australia Day fireworks, Greek Festival, and Semaphore Music Festival.
After visiting Semaphore, check out nearby historic Port Adelaide and its attractions.
Contact the Port Adelaide Visitor Information Centre on (08) 8405 6560, visit www.portenf.sa.gov.au/tourism or www.semaphoresa.com.au for more details.
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Glenelg &SUrrOUNDSGlenelg is a seaside haven, home to amazing beachside accommodation, award-winning restaurants and cafés, seven-day boutique shopping and an array of beach activities.
Your ultimate beach escape, only 20 minutes from the city and five minutes from Adelaide Airport, Glenelg is the place to relax, explore and experience all Adelaide can offer.
Where else in Adelaide can you relax in a deluxe ocean view room and watch the sun set over the ocean? In Glenelg, there’s an impressive variety of quality accommodation to match all tastes and budgets. For an indulgent experience try the Oaks Plaza Pier or Stamford Grand, take the family to the Brighton Caravan Park or Comfort Inn Haven Marina, or stay in the heart of Glenelg at The Backpackers for a budget-friendly experience. Editorial supplied by:
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Try one of Glenelg’s many fine dining restaurants or enjoy a freshly baked pastry from the famous Orange Spot Bakery. Maybe indulge in a treat from the organic menu at the Organic Store on Broadway and finish your day with a relaxed glass of wine at one of the many beachside restaurants or bars. Grab an ice cream from Jetty Road and take a stroll along the beautiful Patawalonga River.
Jetty Road, Glenelg is a rewarding eclectic boutique shopping experience. Browse through local designer shops or treat yourself to a delectable dessert. Be sure to explore the quaint side streets – you never know what little treasure you might find.
Glenelg is the hub for great events, entertainment and beachside fun for all. Events held here each year include the National Beach Volleyball from October to March, SALA Festival in August, Australia Day celebrations in January and New Year’s Eve at the Bay Festival and Fireworks Display.
Take the plunge in the clear waters, have a fun game of volleyball or build sandcastles with the kids on the beach. Drop a line on a fishing charter or take a relaxed dolphin spotting cruise. The entire family will enjoy The Beachouse for a day of fun and entertainment and then treat the kids
with a ride on the summertime Bungy Jump. For lovers of art and history, visit the Bay Discovery Centre in the iconic Town Hall.
With its art-deco style, Jetty Road, Brighton is home to quirky cafés, art and design shops and beautiful sea view restaurants. The landmark Arch of Remembrance is the gateway to the jetty and beach, and the start and finish of South Australia’s largest ocean swimming event – the Brighton Jetty Classic.
For one of the best views of Holdfast Bay, taking in Brighton and Glenelg, Kingston Park Coastal Reserve and Lookout is a must see. You’ll also get a glimpse of the area’s history, learn the Dreamtime story of Tjilbruke and enjoy a BBQ or hit of tennis with family and friends at the nearby historic Kingston House.
more information For more information download the free
Holdfast Bay and Glenelg iPhone app
from iTunes, visit www.holdfast.sa.gov.au,
drop into the Glenelg Visitor Information
Centre at Marina Pier, Holdfast Shores
Promenade or phone (08) 8294 5833.
Zest Café, Glenelg
Chat with the expertsThis guide covers just one of the State’s tourism regions. No matter where you are travelling in South Australia, you can get the information you need – call or visit one of the accredited Visitor Information Centres featured on this page.
For more information or to view, print or download guides and make a booking online, visit southaustralia.com
ADELAIDE & SUBURBS South Australian Visitor Information Centre .......... 1300 655 276 Adelaide Visitor Information Centre ......................... 1300 588 140Glenelg Visitor Information Centre........................... 1300 422 008Port Adelaide Visitor Information Centre ............... 1800 629 888
ADELAIDE HILLS Adelaide Hills Visitor Information Centre ................ 1800 353 323Mt Lofty Summit Visitor Information Centre .......... 08 8370 1054
BAROSSABarossa Visitor Information Centre .......................... 1300 852 982Gawler Visitor Information Centre ............................ 1300 545 254
CLARE VALLEYBurra Visitor Information Centre ............................... 1300 775 540Clare Valley Visitor Information Centre ................... 1800 242 131Kapunda Visitor Information Centre ........................ 1300 770 301
EYRE PENINSULACeduna Gateway Visitor Information Centre .......... 1800 639 413Elliston Community Information Centre .................. 08 8687 9200Port Lincoln Visitor Information Centre ................... 1300 788 378Whyalla Visitor Centre ................................................ 1800 088 589
FLEURIEU PENINSULAGoolwa Visitor Information Centre ........................... 1300 466 592McLaren Vale & Fleurieu Visitor Centre ................... 1800 628 410Strathalbyn Visitor Information Centre ................... 1300 007 842Victor Harbor Visitor Information Centre ................ 1800 557 094 Yankalilla Visitor Information Centre ....................... 1300 965 842
FLINDERS RANGES & OUTBACKCoober Pedy Visitor Information Centre ................. 1800 637 076Flinders Ranges Visitor Information Centre Quorn 1800 220 980Hawker Visitor Information Centre ........................... 1800 777 880Port Augusta Visitor Information Centre – Wadlata 1800 633 060 Port Pirie Visitor Information Centre ........................ 1800 000 424Roxby Downs Visitor Information Centre ................ 08 8671 2001Wilpena Pound Visitor Centre ................................... 1800 805 802Woomera Heritage Visitor Information Centre ...... 1300 761 620
KANGAROO ISLANDKangaroo Island Gateway Visitor Information Centre Penneshaw .................... 1800 811 080
LIMESTONE COASTBeachport Visitor Information Centre ...................... 08 8735 8029Bordertown Visitor Information Centre ................... 1800 520 700Millicent Visitor Information Centre ......................... 08 8733 0904Naracoorte Visitor Information Centre .................... 1800 244 421Penola/Coonawarra Visitor Information Centre ..... 08 8737 2855Robe Visitor Information Centre ............................... 1300 367 144The Lady Nelson Visitor & Discovery Centre .......... 1800 087 187
MURRAY RIVER, LAKES & COORONGMannum Visitor Information Centre ........................ 1300 626 686Murray Bridge Visitor Information Centre ............... 1800 442 784
RIVERLANDBarmera Visitor Information Centre ......................... 1300 768 468Berri Visitor Information Centre ................................ 1300 768 582Loxton Visitor Information Centre ............................ 1300 869 990Renmark Paringa Visitor Information Centre .......... 1300 661 704Waikerie Visitor Information Centre ......................... 08 8541 2332
YORKE PENINSULACopper Coast Visitor Information Centre Kadina ... 1800 654 991Yorke Peninsula Visitor Information Centre Minlaton 1800 202 445
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Chat with the expertsThis guide covers just one of the State’s tourism regions. No matter where you are travelling in South Australia, you can get the information you need – call or visit one of the accredited Visitor Information Centres featured on this page.
For more information or to view, print or download guides and make a booking online, visit southaustralia.com
ADELAIDE & SUBURBS South Australian Visitor Information Centre .......... 1300 655 276 Adelaide Visitor Information Centre ......................... 1300 588 140Glenelg Visitor Information Centre........................... 1300 422 008Port Adelaide Visitor Information Centre ............... 1800 629 888
ADELAIDE HILLS Adelaide Hills Visitor Information Centre ................ 1800 353 323Mt Lofty Summit Visitor Information Centre .......... 08 8370 1054
BAROSSABarossa Visitor Information Centre .......................... 1300 852 982Gawler Visitor Information Centre ............................ 1300 545 254
CLARE VALLEYBurra Visitor Information Centre ............................... 1300 775 540Clare Valley Visitor Information Centre ................... 1800 242 131Kapunda Visitor Information Centre ........................ 1300 770 301
EYRE PENINSULACeduna Gateway Visitor Information Centre .......... 1800 639 413Elliston Community Information Centre .................. 08 8687 9200Port Lincoln Visitor Information Centre ................... 1300 788 378Whyalla Visitor Centre ................................................ 1800 088 589
FLEURIEU PENINSULAGoolwa Visitor Information Centre ........................... 1300 466 592McLaren Vale & Fleurieu Visitor Centre ................... 1800 628 410Strathalbyn Visitor Information Centre ................... 1300 007 842Victor Harbor Visitor Information Centre ................ 1800 557 094 Yankalilla Visitor Information Centre ....................... 1300 965 842
FLINDERS RANGES & OUTBACKCoober Pedy Visitor Information Centre ................. 1800 637 076Flinders Ranges Visitor Information Centre Quorn 1800 220 980Hawker Visitor Information Centre ........................... 1800 777 880Port Augusta Visitor Information Centre – Wadlata 1800 633 060 Port Pirie Visitor Information Centre ........................ 1800 000 424Roxby Downs Visitor Information Centre ................ 08 8671 2001Wilpena Pound Visitor Centre ................................... 1800 805 802Woomera Heritage Visitor Information Centre ...... 1300 761 620
KANGAROO ISLANDKangaroo Island Gateway Visitor Information Centre Penneshaw .................... 1800 811 080
LIMESTONE COASTBeachport Visitor Information Centre ...................... 08 8735 8029Bordertown Visitor Information Centre ................... 1800 520 700Millicent Visitor Information Centre ......................... 08 8733 0904Naracoorte Visitor Information Centre .................... 1800 244 421Penola/Coonawarra Visitor Information Centre ..... 08 8737 2855Robe Visitor Information Centre ............................... 1300 367 144The Lady Nelson Visitor & Discovery Centre .......... 1800 087 187
MURRAY RIVER, LAKES & COORONGMannum Visitor Information Centre ........................ 1300 626 686Murray Bridge Visitor Information Centre ............... 1800 442 784
RIVERLANDBarmera Visitor Information Centre ......................... 1300 768 468Berri Visitor Information Centre ................................ 1300 768 582Loxton Visitor Information Centre ............................ 1300 869 990Renmark Paringa Visitor Information Centre .......... 1300 661 704Waikerie Visitor Information Centre ......................... 08 8541 2332
YORKE PENINSULACopper Coast Visitor Information Centre Kadina ... 1800 654 991Yorke Peninsula Visitor Information Centre Minlaton 1800 202 445
OurNEiGHBOUrSWith Adelaide known as the 20 minute city, touring South Australia is a breeze.
Both the Adelaide Hills and the city’s beaches are just a 20 minute drive from the CBD, so you’re not fighting hours of traffic when you hit the road. Getting out into the country and places beyond is no hassle, with unique destinations like McLaren Vale and the Fleurieu Peninsula just under an hour’s drive south of the CBD or the Barossa a one-hour drive north.
In these gorgeous regions, meet winemakers at the cellar door and learn why South Australia is known as the home of Australian wine. Discover some of the most stunning beaches in the country or find yourself in pristine bushland surrounded by native animals and birdlife just 15 minutes from the city.
Adelaide is superbly positioned as a natural starting point for many great adventures and holidays in South Australia.
Travelling on to Kangaroo islandKangaroo Island is the only Ligurian Bee sanctuary in the world. Please respect this sanctuary by not bringing bees, bee handling equipment or honey products onto Kangaroo Island. Travellers must dispose of these prohibited items before travelling to Kangaroo Island or use the quarantine bins provided, otherwise severe penalties apply.
How far?•Adelaide Hills – a 20 minute drive from
the city.•Fleurieu Peninsula – less than an
hour’s drive south of the city.•Barossa – one hour’s drive north of
the city.•Yorke Peninsula – a 90 minute drive
from the city.•Kangaroo Island – a 30 minute flight
from Adelaide or 45 minutes by ferry, which departs from Cape Jervis, in the Fleurieu Peninsula.
Charles Melton vineyards, Krondorf
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Visit Hahndorf.... Walk the past...taste the future
Getting to Hahndorf is easy! Catch the Adelaide Metro bus (864F) from the city for a short 45 minute ride. If you’re driving follow the South Eastern Freeway and you’ll be here is 15-20 minutes.
For further information, contact the Adelaide Hills Visitor Centre on 1800 353 323
Hahndorf Puppet ShopEnjoy the magical world of puppets at the Hahndorf Puppet Shop - ‘the shop that makes you smile’.• Select from the most extensive range of puppets in Australia• Hand Puppets, Marionettes, and Puppet Theatres from leading brands all over the world
• Puppet demonstrations available• Private puppet collection on display• Puppet and marionette repairs Open 7 days 10am - 5pm
Shop 4, 29 Main Street, Hahndorf Ph: (08) 8188 1156 www.hahndorfpuppetshop.com.au
Australian Opal CompanyThe Australian Opal Company is a leading wholesaler to opal shops around Australia. They also sell their stunning opal jewellery range at wholesale prices in their Hahndorf and Barossa Valley shops. Many styles from budget to investment pieces.
Let their prices do the talking at...
39 Main Street, HahndorfPh (08) 83881900
AND Yaldara Estate Winery,Hermann Thumm Drive,Lyndoch, Barossa ValleyPh (08) 85244664www.australianopalcompany.com.au
Beerenberg FarmPick your own strawberries October to May (see website for details)• Discover our complete range of Australia’s finest home-style jams and condiments • Enjoy free tastings in the cosy farm shop with our friendly staff • See the farm kitchen at work on weekdays and enjoy the wonderful aromas of our products being prepared • All products are made on our own farm, and are available in over 20 countries across the world. Come and discover the home of Beerenberg, one of SA’s favourite icons. Beerenberg, true taste from the farm.Open every day (except Xmas Day) 9am to 5pm
Mt Barker Road, HahndorfPh: (08) 8388 7272www.beerenberg.com.au
The Lane VineyardGet away and dream a little. Linger over lunch and reminisce. Discover our country lane and unearth the secrets of a single vineyard. You will wonder why you waited! Visit The Lane Vineyard.
• Cellar Door Tastings • Winery Tours • Lunch 7 days
5 Ravenswood Lane, HahndorfPh: (08) 8388 1250 www.thelane.com.au
$110
$199
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• Village Shopping • Great Food & Wine • Art Galleries • Tree-lined Main Street
Wake up in Hahndorf where the air is country fresh... Choose from the luxurious, brand new Haus Studio Apartments, boutique accommodation at The Manna of Hahndorf or the quality Hahndorf
Motor Lodge. Experience world-class wines, moreish dishes and local produce at The Haus Café and Kitchen. Regional in focus, global in outlook and local at heart.
Three ways to stay, one way to play.
Getting to Hahndorf is easy! Catch the Adelaide Metro bus (864F) from the city for a short 45 minute ride. If you’re driving follow the South Eastern Freeway and you’ll be here is 15-20 minutes.
www.adelaidehills.org.au www.hahndorfsa.org.au
The Haus Hahndorf
25 Main Street, Hahndorf Ph: (08) 8388 1000 www.hausstudioapartments.com.au
Hahndorf Old Mill
98 Main StHahndorf SA 5245Ph: 8388 7888Fx: 83887242E: [email protected]
Hahndorf CandlemakerAt the award-winning Hahndorf Candlemaker you’ll discover a vast array of stunning, fragranced candles and exquisite German wooden festive decorations. All are lovingly handcrafted, rich with detail and utterly unique. Take home something special.
Shop 2/53 Main St, HahndorfPh: (08) 83887797www.candleshop.com.au
Hahndorf Farm Barn‘Tourist Attraction’ winner at the 2012 SA Tourism Awards, the Hahndorf Farm Barn is a children’s farmyard and wildlife park where everyone gets to experience life on the farm! Hands on interaction with our friendly animals - milk a cow and bottle feed baby lambs! Hand feed kangaroos, emus,
deer, donkeys and ponies.
Cuddle the cutest baby rabbits, guinea pigs, and chicks. Attend farm and reptile shows, and take a pony ride! Bring a picnic or BBQ, or enjoy our coffee and refreshments, for a fabulous family day out!
Open 7 days from 10am–4pm
2282 Mount Barker Road, Hahndorf (2kms past Beerenberg Farm) Ph: (08) 8388 7289E: [email protected] - www.farmbarn.com.au
Your Hotel for the German experience in the Adelaide Hills. Dont miss the Hofbrauhaus Lunch on the last Sunday of the month with German Beers on tap.
Come and spend the night in our Heritage Accommodation or European style Spa Chalets. We are open for Breakfast Lunch and Dinner.
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ACCOMMODATION
AdelaideAdelaide Regent Apartments .......adelaideregent.com.au 53
Adelaide Shores .................................... (08) 8355 7320 54
Discovery Holiday Parks – Adelaide Beachfront ..................................1800 810 140 61
Hotel Grand Chancellor ................................................. grandchancellorhotels.com.au ...................................... 53
Mercure Grosvenor Hotel ....................................mercuregrosvenorhotel.com.au 55
Oaks Hotels & Resorts .............oakshotelsresorts.com 55
Stamford Hotels ................................... 1300 301 391 55
HackneyAdelaide Caravan Park .....adelaidecaravanpark.com.au OBC
ATTRACTIONS AND EXPERIENCES
AdelaideAdelaide Botanic Garden ......botanicgardens.sa.gov.au 26
Adelaide Casino ......................... livelargeguide.com.au 23
Adelaide Festival Centre ...................................... adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au 15
Adelaide Zoo ......................................... zoossa.com.au 25
Décor Dreams ...................................... (08) 8121 4415 39
Migration Museum .............migrationmuseum.com.au 28
National Wine Centre ................. wineaustralia.com.au 26
Opal Diamond Factory .......................... (08) 8212 2652 33
Penfolds Magill Estate .............................penfolds.com 19
R.M. Williams ................................... rmwilliams.com.au 42
The Parade, Norwood .............theparadenorwood.com 45
West Terrace Cemetery ........................ (08) 8139 7407 12
Birdwood, Adelaide HillsNational Motor Museum .....................................nationalmotormuseum.com.au 28
CampbelltownCampbelltown City Council ......campbelltown.sa.gov.au 27
Crafers, Adelaide Hills
Cleland Wildlife Park and Mount Lofty Summit ................................ parks.sa.gov.au 27
BusinessDirECTOrY
Rundle Mall, Adelaide
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GlenelgJetty Road .................................. jettyroadglenelg.com 41
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HahndorfHahndorf Business Association ....... hahndorfsa.org.au 66
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North AdelaideGoodLife Modern Organic Pizza ...............(08) 8267 3431 18
Rowland Flat, BarossaJacob’s Creek Visitor Centre................. (08) 8521 3000 17
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Rundle Mall ............................................... rundlemall.com IFC
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T’Arts Collective .........................................(08) 8232 0265 44
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With over 700 retailers, 15 arcades and centres, four leading department stores and unique laneways, Rundle Mall has you covered.
Open later for your convenience
Rundle Mall is open up to 7pm Mon – Thurs* *Participating retailers only.
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On selected tours with Adelaide Sightseeing
10% OFF
Terms and conditions that apply.Call 1300 769 762, come and see us at the Adelaide Central Bus Station or 75 King William Street or visit adelaidesightseeing.com.au
24 Hour Reservations.
BAROSSA WINE TOUR WITH HAHNDORF
Departs Daily (excluding Christmas Day and Good Friday) Price is based on Adelaide departure. Departs Daily (excluding Christmas Day).
Ask us about our other great specials including 50% Off and FREE Tours*
*FREE and 50% Off tour offers are only available on selected tours
BAROSSA AND HAHNDORF WINE EXPERIENCE
KANGAROO ISLAND HIGHLIGHTS DAY TOUR
Adelaide Barossa Kangaroo Island Flinders Ranges Murray River
$258per adult
Experience the highlights of Kangaroo Island including Flinders Chase National Park and Seal Bay Conservation Park.
Taste Barossa’s finest wines, enjoy a sumptuous lunch and finish the day with free time in Hahndorf.
$132per adult
Prices valid from 2nd April 2013 - 31st March 2014 ABN 69 007 122 367. Lic No. TTA 64062. Quote ‘Adelaide Visitor Guide’ to obtain 10% Discount. Not valid with any other special offers.
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• Swimming pool • Only 2kms from City C.B.D. • Public transport nearby
• Children’s and babies baths • Shady sullaged sites • Fully equipped laundry
• Adjacent to children’s playground • Free BBQs • Tourist information available
• Eftpos, Mastercard, Diners Club, AMEX & Visa welcome
• Swimming pool • Only 2kms from City C.B.D. • Public transport nearby
• Children’s and babies baths • Shady sullaged sites • Fully equipped laundry
• Adjacent to children’s playground • Free BBQs • Tourist information available
• Eftpos, Mastercard, Diners Club, AMEX & Visa welcome
