Finding the best spots...
Finding the best spots...
Adelaide blends vibrant arts, world-class food and wine, and stunning coastlines into a relaxed city experience surrounded by natural beauty.
Start your journey at the Adelaide Central Market, the bustling heart of Adelaide’s food culture, where you can sample fresh local produce, artisan cheeses, and delicious pastries.
Immerse yourself in art and culture at the Art Gallery of South Australia, home to one of Australia’s best collections of Indigenous and contemporary works.
Stroll along the lush North Terrace, Adelaide’s cultural boulevard lined with historic buildings, museums, and university grounds.
Dine at Peel Street Restaurant, a local favourite tucked into the city’s lively laneways, known for its creative, produce-driven menu and vibrant atmosphere.
Finish your day with a signature cocktail at Maybe Mae, a hidden speakeasy beneath Peel Street, for a taste of Adelaide’s buzzing bar scene.
Head to the charming hills village of Hahndorf, Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement, to enjoy artisan bakeries, unique boutiques, and a traditional German breakfast.
Experience the Barossa Valley at Seppeltsfield Winery, famed for its heritage architecture and century-old tawny tastings in a picturesque vineyard setting.
Lunch at the acclaimed Fino at Seppeltsfield, where you’ll savour seasonal, locally-sourced dishes in a beautiful setting.
Return to the city and enjoy dinner at Africola, a lively and colourful spot serving bold North African flavours, wood-fired meats, and inventive vegetarian fare.
Take the tram to Glenelg Beach, Adelaide’s iconic seaside suburb, for a morning stroll on the jetty, a swim, or a coffee at a beachside café.
Meet iconic Australian animals at the Cleland Wildlife Park, where you can hand-feed kangaroos and even cuddle a koala in a beautiful bushland setting.
Return to the city for a peaceful walk through the Adelaide Botanic Garden, where you can admire exotic flora, tranquil lakes, and the striking Palm House glasshouse before sunset.
Cap off your trip with dinner at Shobosho, a contemporary Japanese grill restaurant on Leigh Street, renowned for its yakitori, ramen, and inventive cocktails.
Quick suggestions
Best time to visit
Mar–May (pleasant, less rain)
Typical weather
warm summers, mild winters, moderate rainfall
Daily budget
Budget $50/day · Mid $120/day · Luxury $300/day
Currency
Australian Dollar (AUD)
Tipping
optional, 10% appreciated in restaurants
Power
Type I, 230V
Language
“G'day” · “Thanks”
Good to know
Stay sun-safe; UV can be strong year-round