Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, prides itself on its live music and arts scene, historic building heritage. Located on the Torrens River and surrounded by the Mt Lofty Ranges to the east and the Gulf St Vincent to the west by, Adelaide is the city where there’s always something on.Immerse yourself in Adelaide’s North Terrace, boasting museums and city cafes with shopping boutiques around every corner. Sample the fine tastes on offer at the famed Adelaide Central Market, or sip award-winning wines at the National Wine Centre.

Enjoy lunch at Henley Square, take a cruise along the River Torrens, or delight in a night out at the popular hub of East End.Head down to the cosmopolitan Jetty Road of Glenelg or enjoy the seaside village atmosphere at Brighton. Take in the stunning views from Kingston House, located at Kingston Park, and don’t miss the beautiful town of Semaphore, for a classic beach escape with everything from an historic carousel and coastal train ride, through to fish and chip cafes, kite flying festivals or an amazing swim with the local dolphins, all just 20 minutes from the city centre of Adelaide.

Hosting a brilliant blend of things to see and do, Adelaide offers so many unique attractions all you have to do is choose.

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Pictured Top: Rowboating at Rymill Park. Credit: SATC

Pictured Below: Glenelg beach scene. Credit: Milton Wordley; SATC