Explore one of the largest undercover markets in the Southern Hemisphere, where you can find a wide range of local and international produce, enjoy delicious cuisine or just soak in the market's culture.
Discover an extensive collection of Australian, European, North American, and Asian art at the Art Gallery of South Australia with notable works by Indigenous artists and the Heysen family.
Relax and immerse yourself in the beautiful sights and sounds of Adelaide Botanic Garden which has a diverse collection of plants grown under eight climatic zones.
Get up close with unique wildlife of Australia at Adelaide Zoo featuring over 2500 animals spread across eight hectares of land.
Indulge in the flavours of German and Australian cuisine at one of the oldest German settlements, Hahndorf's Artisan Cafe, which features organic, locally-sourced produce, and a picturesque garden setting.
Shop 'til you drop at Rundle Mall, Adelaide's premier retail destination that is home to over 700 retail stores, boutiques, and plazas.
Experience the magic of theatre, music, and dance at Adelaide Festival Centre, the cultural heart of the city that hosts a diverse range of shows and events.
Discover the culture, art, and history of the world's oldest continuous living culture at Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, which showcases contemporary artworks from Indigenous artists across Australia.
Explore the natural history and cultural heritage of Australia and the Pacific at South Australian Museum, home to one of the most comprehensive collections of Australian Aboriginal cultural material in the world.
Experience the thrill of sports and entertainment at Adelaide Oval, an internationally-renowned venue that serves as a world-class cricket and football ground.
Public transportation like buses, trains, and trams can be used to get around Adelaide easily. The Adelaide Metro Visitor Pass costs AUD$26 for three days and provides unlimited travel on buses, trains, and trams that cover many popular tourist destinations.
If you have more time, you may want to consider taking a day trip to Kangaroo Island, a popular destination that is home to wildlife, beaches, and outdoor activities. For those with less time, consider removing one or two locations from the itinerary and spending more extensive time in others or visiting attractions outside the city.
Adelaide Airport (ADL) is the main airport serving Adelaide, with a capacity of 8 million passengers annually. The airport is located approximately 6 km west of the central business district and can be reached via taxi or public transportation.