Adelaide Attractions
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Barossa Valley
The Barossa Valley is world-renowned as a wine producing region. Northeast of Adelaide in South Australia, it was first settled by European immigrants in the early 1800s. They built towns and ... Read more
Adelaide Botanic Gardens
Stroll, jog or find yourself a grassy patch to read a book in the splendid, city-fringe Adelaide Botanic Garden, established in the 1850s. Highlights here include a unique prefabricated palm house ... Read more
Adelaide Central Market
Remember the days of buying your fresh fruit and vegetables direct from the people who grow it? The thrill of bargaining, and buying according to what's in season, with a recommendation of what's ... Read more
Adelaide Zoo
Around 1,800 exotic and native mammals, birds, reptiles and fish reside at the 8-hectare Adelaide Zoo, comprising 300 species. Major attractions include the Southeast Asian rainforest exhibit, ... Read more
Kangaroo Island
Kangaroo Island is a bit of paradise off the coast of South Australia. 96 miles (155 km) in length with a population of just 4,400 people, it is an unspoiled haven for Australia's native birds and ... Read more
Murray River
The mighty Murray River as it is known, is the longest river in Australia, rising in the alps of the Great Dividing Range, and forming the border between Victoria and New South Wales before entering ... Read more
McLaren Vale Winery
McLaren Vale is an area just outside Adelaide towards the coast which is renowned for the wine it produces. With 76 cellar doors to visit, it's worth spending at least a day exploring, if not a ... Read more
Migration Museum
Present-day Australia is a country based on immigration. This fascinating and unmissable museum tells the stories of the migrants who came from all over the world to make South Australia their home ... Read more
Art Gallery of South Australia
Established in 1881, and housed in this lovely historic building in the city centre since 1900, the superb Art Gallery of South Australia represents all the big names in Australian art, has an ... Read more
National Wine Center of Australia
Australia is known for its excellent wine and South Australia has always been at the heart of this thriving industry. But how do all those grapes you see growing as you drive by end up in your glass ... Read more
South Australian Museum
This museum, with its huge whale skeleton in the front window, is one of Adelaide's landmarks. The enthralling exhibits showcase Australia's natural history and include a gallery devoted to ... Read more
Warrawong Sanctuary
Warrawong Sanctuary is all about protecting Australia's rare and endangered species. It provides a safe haven for these weird and wonderful animals and a place you can go to see them in their ... Read more
