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Lying on the banks of the Torrens River, Adelaide is a cosmopolitan city on Australia's south coast. A mild climate paired with scenic views and plenty of activities ensures you are in for a treat with a holiday here.
Adelaide is made up of towering skyscrapers juxtaposed with historic churches and striking architecture. Sprawling across 12 miles of foothills, beaches and nature, you can expect a vast range of exploration and trekking on offer, with Kangaroo Island a must-do. Many of the hotels are found in the heart of the city, making them the ideal choice if you want to be close to the tourist hotspots and all the Adelaide action.
Make sure you check what time of year you go, as various festivals, such as the Adelaide Festival and Fringe, happen annually. Culture vultures should check out the popular museums and galleries, including the Art Gallery of South Australia and the South Australian Museum. Those who enjoy viticulture should explore the abundant wine regions that surround the city. Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale are under an hour's drive from the city.
Adelaide is well-known for being a free-thinking urban metropolis, making a trip here fantastic for those wanting to let their hair down. It has a lively bar scene and world-class restaurants serving cuisines to entice every palate. The city's coastline means that thrill seekers can enjoy an abundance of watersports and nature trails where they can see the sites to their full potential. When it's time for sunbathing, Henley Beach is top-rated.
Adelaide is made up of towering skyscrapers juxtaposed with historic churches and striking architecture. Sprawling across 12 miles of foothills, beaches and nature, you can expect a vast range of exploration and trekking on offer, with Kangaroo Island a must-do. Many of the hotels are found in the heart of the city, making them the ideal choice if you want to be close to the tourist hotspots and all the Adelaide action.
Make sure you check what time of year you go, as various festivals, such as the Adelaide Festival and Fringe, happen annually. Culture vultures should check out the popular museums and galleries, including the Art Gallery of South Australia and the South Australian Museum. Those who enjoy viticulture should explore the abundant wine regions that surround the city. Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale are under an hour's drive from the city.
Adelaide is well-known for being a free-thinking urban metropolis, making a trip here fantastic for those wanting to let their hair down. It has a lively bar scene and world-class restaurants serving cuisines to entice every palate. The city's coastline means that thrill seekers can enjoy an abundance of watersports and nature trails where they can see the sites to their full potential. When it's time for sunbathing, Henley Beach is top-rated.
Lying on the banks of the Torrens River, Adelaide is a cosmopolitan city on Australia's south coast. A mild climate paired with scenic views and plenty of activities ensures you are in for a treat with a holiday here.
Adelaide is made up of towering skyscrapers juxtaposed with historic churches and striking architecture. Sprawling across 12 miles of foothills, beaches and nature, you can expect a vast range of exploration and trekking on offer, with Kangaroo Island a must-do. Many of the hotels are found in the heart of the city, making them the ideal choice if you want to be close to the tourist hotspots and all the Adelaide action.
Make sure you check what time of year you go, as various festivals, such as the Adelaide Festival and Fringe, happen annually. Culture vultures should check out the popular museums and galleries, including the Art Gallery of South Australia and the South Australian Museum. Those who enjoy viticulture should explore the abundant wine regions that surround the city. Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale are under an hour's drive from the city.
Adelaide is well-known for being a free-thinking urban metropolis, making a trip here fantastic for those wanting to let their hair down. It has a lively bar scene and world-class restaurants serving cuisines to entice every palate. The city's coastline means that thrill seekers can enjoy an abundance of watersports and nature trails where they can see the sites to their full potential. When it's time for sunbathing, Henley Beach is top-rated.
Adelaide is made up of towering skyscrapers juxtaposed with historic churches and striking architecture. Sprawling across 12 miles of foothills, beaches and nature, you can expect a vast range of exploration and trekking on offer, with Kangaroo Island a must-do. Many of the hotels are found in the heart of the city, making them the ideal choice if you want to be close to the tourist hotspots and all the Adelaide action.
Make sure you check what time of year you go, as various festivals, such as the Adelaide Festival and Fringe, happen annually. Culture vultures should check out the popular museums and galleries, including the Art Gallery of South Australia and the South Australian Museum. Those who enjoy viticulture should explore the abundant wine regions that surround the city. Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale are under an hour's drive from the city.
Adelaide is well-known for being a free-thinking urban metropolis, making a trip here fantastic for those wanting to let their hair down. It has a lively bar scene and world-class restaurants serving cuisines to entice every palate. The city's coastline means that thrill seekers can enjoy an abundance of watersports and nature trails where they can see the sites to their full potential. When it's time for sunbathing, Henley Beach is top-rated.
Lying on the banks of the Torrens River, Adelaide is a cosmopolitan city on Australia's south coast. A mild climate paired with scenic views and plenty of activities ensures you are in for a treat with a holiday here.
Adelaide is made up of towering skyscrapers juxtaposed with historic churches and striking architecture. Sprawling across 12 miles of foothills, beaches and nature, you can expect a vast range of exploration and trekking on offer, with Kangaroo Island a must-do. Many of the hotels are found in the heart of the city, making them the ideal choice if you want to be close to the tourist hotspots and all the Adelaide action.
Make sure you check what time of year you go, as various festivals, such as the Adelaide Festival and Fringe, happen annually. Culture vultures should check out the popular museums and galleries, including the Art Gallery of South Australia and the South Australian Museum. Those who enjoy viticulture should explore the abundant wine regions that surround the city. Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale are under an hour's drive from the city.
Adelaide is well-known for being a free-thinking urban metropolis, making a trip here fantastic for those wanting to let their hair down. It has a lively bar scene and world-class restaurants serving cuisines to entice every palate. The city's coastline means that thrill seekers can enjoy an abundance of watersports and nature trails where they can see the sites to their full potential. When it's time for sunbathing, Henley Beach is top-rated.
Adelaide is made up of towering skyscrapers juxtaposed with historic churches and striking architecture. Sprawling across 12 miles of foothills, beaches and nature, you can expect a vast range of exploration and trekking on offer, with Kangaroo Island a must-do. Many of the hotels are found in the heart of the city, making them the ideal choice if you want to be close to the tourist hotspots and all the Adelaide action.
Make sure you check what time of year you go, as various festivals, such as the Adelaide Festival and Fringe, happen annually. Culture vultures should check out the popular museums and galleries, including the Art Gallery of South Australia and the South Australian Museum. Those who enjoy viticulture should explore the abundant wine regions that surround the city. Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale are under an hour's drive from the city.
Adelaide is well-known for being a free-thinking urban metropolis, making a trip here fantastic for those wanting to let their hair down. It has a lively bar scene and world-class restaurants serving cuisines to entice every palate. The city's coastline means that thrill seekers can enjoy an abundance of watersports and nature trails where they can see the sites to their full potential. When it's time for sunbathing, Henley Beach is top-rated.
A coastal
Metropolis
Adelaide is the lively, cosmopolitan capital of South Australia, where lush foothills meet the sea. This fashionable city is packed with culture, history and beautiful nearby beaches to explore.
A coastal Metropolis
Adelaide is the lively, cosmopolitan capital of South Australia, where lush foothills meet the sea. This fashionable city is packed with culture, history and beautiful nearby beaches to explore.
All about
Wine
Calling wine lovers! Adelaide is surrounded by three wine regions producing both world-famous and up-and-coming wines. Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale are under an hour's drive away.
All about Wine
Calling wine lovers! Adelaide is surrounded by three wine regions producing both world-famous and up-and-coming wines. Barossa Valley, Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale are under an hour's drive away.
Arts and
Culture
Adelaide is a cultural hub with a busy calendar of annual festivals and events. Visit the Art Gallery of South Australia to study its extensive and important collection of Indigenous art.
Arts and Culture
Adelaide is a cultural hub with a busy calendar of annual festivals and events. Visit the Art Gallery of South Australia to study its extensive and important collection of Indigenous art.
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InterContinental Adelaide
InterContinental Adelaide is a modern luxury hotel on the banks of the River Torrens. it has three impeccable restaurants, comfortable rooms and suites plus a heated outdoor pool in the heart of Adelaide.
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InterContinental Adelaide is a modern luxury hotel on the banks of the River Torrens. it has three impeccable restaurants, comfortable rooms and suites plus a heated outdoor pool in the heart of Adelaide.
InterContinental Adelaide is a modern luxury hotel on the banks of the River Torrens. it has three impeccable restaurants, comfortable rooms and suites plus a heated outdoor pool in the heart of Adelaide.
InterContinental Adelaide is a modern luxury hotel on the banks of the River Torrens. it has three impeccable restaurants, comfortable rooms and suites plus a heated outdoor pool in the heart of Adelaide.
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Adelaide in a nutshell
Soak Up The Culture
Known as the City of Churches, there are plenty of religious buildings where you can lap up the history, such as St. Peter’s Cathedral, built between 1869 and 1904, and St. Francis Xavier’s Cathedral, which took 138 years to complete!
The Art Gallery of South Australia is home to an extensive visual art collection and one of the most important Indigenous art collections in the country. You'll also find works by artists and cultures from around the world, such as Europe, North America and Asia. Free tours take place daily.
Kangaroo Island is a brilliant day trip for animal lovers wanting the chance to see Skippy the Bush Kangaroo. More than a third of the island is made up of nature reserves that protect its abundant wildlife. Take a guided tour and spot native koalas, wallabies, echidnas, sea lions and penguins as well as the island's namesake, the kangaroo. There are some fantastic wineries and breweries, plus a mini golf course here too.
Tastes To Try
The award-winning Luma Restaurant at The Playford Hotel is a true playground of authentically Australian fare with European kicks. Make sure you head here for breakfast, where you will be greeted by buffets. Organic and free-range produce are used where possible so you can enjoy a sin-free meal.
Italian cuisine is top of the menu at Chianti. The award-winning venue offers traditional dishes full of flavour matching the décor perfectly. Just a 10-minute drive away from many of the five-star hotels, you’d be a fool to miss this culinary gem.
Georges on Waymouth is a plethora of Mediterranean and European flavours served delicately and superbly using fresh seasonal produce. The stylish venue lends itself nicely to fine dining dinner dates and business meetings too.
If you fancy whipping up your own meals or want to discover local produce, make sure you swing by Adelaide Central Market. Established in 1869, it's home to over 70 traders selling a range of seasonal produce and delicious street food. It's open from Tuesday to Saturday.
Family Fun Guaranteed
Adelaide Zoo is the second-oldest zoo in Australia, opening in 1883. The non-profit is dedicated to wildlife conservation, and you can meet some of the country's most iconic animals as well as exotic species like giraffes and pygmy hippos. Make sure you book in advance, as you can expect it to be busy during the summer months.
Chocoholics will be in their element at Haigh's Chocolate Factory close to the centre of Adelaide. You might even be able to sample some of the delights, just to make sure they are consumable, of course.
Those with kids aged eight and above can challenge themselves to a RoofClimb of the Adelaide Oval. Securely harnessed, you'll scale the roof of the stadium and get unparalleled 360-degree views of the city. It's best suited to those with a head for heights!
Known as the City of Churches, there are plenty of religious buildings where you can lap up the history, such as St. Peter’s Cathedral, built between 1869 and 1904, and St. Francis Xavier’s Cathedral, which took 138 years to complete!
The Art Gallery of South Australia is home to an extensive visual art collection and one of the most important Indigenous art collections in the country. You'll also find works by artists and cultures from around the world, such as Europe, North America and Asia. Free tours take place daily.
Kangaroo Island is a brilliant day trip for animal lovers wanting the chance to see Skippy the Bush Kangaroo. More than a third of the island is made up of nature reserves that protect its abundant wildlife. Take a guided tour and spot native koalas, wallabies, echidnas, sea lions and penguins as well as the island's namesake, the kangaroo. There are some fantastic wineries and breweries, plus a mini golf course here too.
Tastes To Try
The award-winning Luma Restaurant at The Playford Hotel is a true playground of authentically Australian fare with European kicks. Make sure you head here for breakfast, where you will be greeted by buffets. Organic and free-range produce are used where possible so you can enjoy a sin-free meal.
Italian cuisine is top of the menu at Chianti. The award-winning venue offers traditional dishes full of flavour matching the décor perfectly. Just a 10-minute drive away from many of the five-star hotels, you’d be a fool to miss this culinary gem.
Georges on Waymouth is a plethora of Mediterranean and European flavours served delicately and superbly using fresh seasonal produce. The stylish venue lends itself nicely to fine dining dinner dates and business meetings too.
If you fancy whipping up your own meals or want to discover local produce, make sure you swing by Adelaide Central Market. Established in 1869, it's home to over 70 traders selling a range of seasonal produce and delicious street food. It's open from Tuesday to Saturday.
Family Fun Guaranteed
Adelaide Zoo is the second-oldest zoo in Australia, opening in 1883. The non-profit is dedicated to wildlife conservation, and you can meet some of the country's most iconic animals as well as exotic species like giraffes and pygmy hippos. Make sure you book in advance, as you can expect it to be busy during the summer months.
Chocoholics will be in their element at Haigh's Chocolate Factory close to the centre of Adelaide. You might even be able to sample some of the delights, just to make sure they are consumable, of course.
Those with kids aged eight and above can challenge themselves to a RoofClimb of the Adelaide Oval. Securely harnessed, you'll scale the roof of the stadium and get unparalleled 360-degree views of the city. It's best suited to those with a head for heights!
Soak Up The Culture
Known as the City of Churches, there are plenty of religious buildings where you can lap up the history, such as St. Peter’s Cathedral, built between 1869 and 1904, and St. Francis Xavier’s Cathedral, which took 138 years to complete!
The Art Gallery of South Australia is home to an extensive visual art collection and one of the most important Indigenous art collections in the country. You'll also find works by artists and cultures from around the world, such as Europe, North America and Asia. Free tours take place daily.
Kangaroo Island is a brilliant day trip for animal lovers wanting the chance to see Skippy the Bush Kangaroo. More than a third of the island is made up of nature reserves that protect its abundant wildlife. Take a guided tour and spot native koalas, wallabies, echidnas, sea lions and penguins as well as the island's namesake, the kangaroo. There are some fantastic wineries and breweries, plus a mini golf course here too.
Tastes To Try
The award-winning Luma Restaurant at The Playford Hotel is a true playground of authentically Australian fare with European kicks. Make sure you head here for breakfast, where you will be greeted by buffets. Organic and free-range produce are used where possible so you can enjoy a sin-free meal.
Italian cuisine is top of the menu at Chianti. The award-winning venue offers traditional dishes full of flavour matching the décor perfectly. Just a 10-minute drive away from many of the five-star hotels, you’d be a fool to miss this culinary gem.
Georges on Waymouth is a plethora of Mediterranean and European flavours served delicately and superbly using fresh seasonal produce. The stylish venue lends itself nicely to fine dining dinner dates and business meetings too.
If you fancy whipping up your own meals or want to discover local produce, make sure you swing by Adelaide Central Market. Established in 1869, it's home to over 70 traders selling a range of seasonal produce and delicious street food. It's open from Tuesday to Saturday.
Family Fun Guaranteed
Adelaide Zoo is the second-oldest zoo in Australia, opening in 1883. The non-profit is dedicated to wildlife conservation, and you can meet some of the country's most iconic animals as well as exotic species like giraffes and pygmy hippos. Make sure you book in advance, as you can expect it to be busy during the summer months.
Chocoholics will be in their element at Haigh's Chocolate Factory close to the centre of Adelaide. You might even be able to sample some of the delights, just to make sure they are consumable, of course.
Those with kids aged eight and above can challenge themselves to a RoofClimb of the Adelaide Oval. Securely harnessed, you'll scale the roof of the stadium and get unparalleled 360-degree views of the city. It's best suited to those with a head for heights!
Known as the City of Churches, there are plenty of religious buildings where you can lap up the history, such as St. Peter’s Cathedral, built between 1869 and 1904, and St. Francis Xavier’s Cathedral, which took 138 years to complete!
The Art Gallery of South Australia is home to an extensive visual art collection and one of the most important Indigenous art collections in the country. You'll also find works by artists and cultures from around the world, such as Europe, North America and Asia. Free tours take place daily.
Kangaroo Island is a brilliant day trip for animal lovers wanting the chance to see Skippy the Bush Kangaroo. More than a third of the island is made up of nature reserves that protect its abundant wildlife. Take a guided tour and spot native koalas, wallabies, echidnas, sea lions and penguins as well as the island's namesake, the kangaroo. There are some fantastic wineries and breweries, plus a mini golf course here too.
Tastes To Try
The award-winning Luma Restaurant at The Playford Hotel is a true playground of authentically Australian fare with European kicks. Make sure you head here for breakfast, where you will be greeted by buffets. Organic and free-range produce are used where possible so you can enjoy a sin-free meal.
Italian cuisine is top of the menu at Chianti. The award-winning venue offers traditional dishes full of flavour matching the décor perfectly. Just a 10-minute drive away from many of the five-star hotels, you’d be a fool to miss this culinary gem.
Georges on Waymouth is a plethora of Mediterranean and European flavours served delicately and superbly using fresh seasonal produce. The stylish venue lends itself nicely to fine dining dinner dates and business meetings too.
If you fancy whipping up your own meals or want to discover local produce, make sure you swing by Adelaide Central Market. Established in 1869, it's home to over 70 traders selling a range of seasonal produce and delicious street food. It's open from Tuesday to Saturday.
Family Fun Guaranteed
Adelaide Zoo is the second-oldest zoo in Australia, opening in 1883. The non-profit is dedicated to wildlife conservation, and you can meet some of the country's most iconic animals as well as exotic species like giraffes and pygmy hippos. Make sure you book in advance, as you can expect it to be busy during the summer months.
Chocoholics will be in their element at Haigh's Chocolate Factory close to the centre of Adelaide. You might even be able to sample some of the delights, just to make sure they are consumable, of course.
Those with kids aged eight and above can challenge themselves to a RoofClimb of the Adelaide Oval. Securely harnessed, you'll scale the roof of the stadium and get unparalleled 360-degree views of the city. It's best suited to those with a head for heights!
Soak Up The Culture
Known as the City of Churches, there are plenty of religious buildings where you can lap up the history, such as St. Peter’s Cathedral, built between 1869 and 1904, and St. Francis Xavier’s Cathedral, which took 138 years to complete!
The Art Gallery of South Australia is home to an extensive visual art collection and one of the most important Indigenous art collections in the country. You'll also find works by artists and cultures from around the world, such as Europe, North America and Asia. Free tours take place daily.
Kangaroo Island is a brilliant day trip for animal lovers wanting the chance to see Skippy the Bush Kangaroo. More than a third of the island is made up of nature reserves that protect its abundant wildlife. Take a guided tour and spot native koalas, wallabies, echidnas, sea lions and penguins as well as the island's namesake, the kangaroo. There are some fantastic wineries and breweries, plus a mini golf course here too.
Tastes To Try
The award-winning Luma Restaurant at The Playford Hotel is a true playground of authentically Australian fare with European kicks. Make sure you head here for breakfast, where you will be greeted by buffets. Organic and free-range produce are used where possible so you can enjoy a sin-free meal.
Italian cuisine is top of the menu at Chianti. The award-winning venue offers traditional dishes full of flavour matching the décor perfectly. Just a 10-minute drive away from many of the five-star hotels, you’d be a fool to miss this culinary gem.
Georges on Waymouth is a plethora of Mediterranean and European flavours served delicately and superbly using fresh seasonal produce. The stylish venue lends itself nicely to fine dining dinner dates and business meetings too.
If you fancy whipping up your own meals or want to discover local produce, make sure you swing by Adelaide Central Market. Established in 1869, it's home to over 70 traders selling a range of seasonal produce and delicious street food. It's open from Tuesday to Saturday.
Family Fun Guaranteed
Adelaide Zoo is the second-oldest zoo in Australia, opening in 1883. The non-profit is dedicated to wildlife conservation, and you can meet some of the country's most iconic animals as well as exotic species like giraffes and pygmy hippos. Make sure you book in advance, as you can expect it to be busy during the summer months.
Chocoholics will be in their element at Haigh's Chocolate Factory close to the centre of Adelaide. You might even be able to sample some of the delights, just to make sure they are consumable, of course.
Those with kids aged eight and above can challenge themselves to a RoofClimb of the Adelaide Oval. Securely harnessed, you'll scale the roof of the stadium and get unparalleled 360-degree views of the city. It's best suited to those with a head for heights!
Known as the City of Churches, there are plenty of religious buildings where you can lap up the history, such as St. Peter’s Cathedral, built between 1869 and 1904, and St. Francis Xavier’s Cathedral, which took 138 years to complete!
The Art Gallery of South Australia is home to an extensive visual art collection and one of the most important Indigenous art collections in the country. You'll also find works by artists and cultures from around the world, such as Europe, North America and Asia. Free tours take place daily.
Kangaroo Island is a brilliant day trip for animal lovers wanting the chance to see Skippy the Bush Kangaroo. More than a third of the island is made up of nature reserves that protect its abundant wildlife. Take a guided tour and spot native koalas, wallabies, echidnas, sea lions and penguins as well as the island's namesake, the kangaroo. There are some fantastic wineries and breweries, plus a mini golf course here too.
Tastes To Try
The award-winning Luma Restaurant at The Playford Hotel is a true playground of authentically Australian fare with European kicks. Make sure you head here for breakfast, where you will be greeted by buffets. Organic and free-range produce are used where possible so you can enjoy a sin-free meal.
Italian cuisine is top of the menu at Chianti. The award-winning venue offers traditional dishes full of flavour matching the décor perfectly. Just a 10-minute drive away from many of the five-star hotels, you’d be a fool to miss this culinary gem.
Georges on Waymouth is a plethora of Mediterranean and European flavours served delicately and superbly using fresh seasonal produce. The stylish venue lends itself nicely to fine dining dinner dates and business meetings too.
If you fancy whipping up your own meals or want to discover local produce, make sure you swing by Adelaide Central Market. Established in 1869, it's home to over 70 traders selling a range of seasonal produce and delicious street food. It's open from Tuesday to Saturday.
Family Fun Guaranteed
Adelaide Zoo is the second-oldest zoo in Australia, opening in 1883. The non-profit is dedicated to wildlife conservation, and you can meet some of the country's most iconic animals as well as exotic species like giraffes and pygmy hippos. Make sure you book in advance, as you can expect it to be busy during the summer months.
Chocoholics will be in their element at Haigh's Chocolate Factory close to the centre of Adelaide. You might even be able to sample some of the delights, just to make sure they are consumable, of course.
Those with kids aged eight and above can challenge themselves to a RoofClimb of the Adelaide Oval. Securely harnessed, you'll scale the roof of the stadium and get unparalleled 360-degree views of the city. It's best suited to those with a head for heights!
frequently asked questions
Where is Adelaide?
Adelaide is located on the south coast of South Australia at the foot of the Mount Lofty Ranges. It sits between the Yorke Peninsula and the Fleurieu Peninsula and Kangaroo Island is just off shore.
How big is Adelaide?
As the capital of the state of South Australia, Adelaide is the fifth most populous city in the country. Despite this, Adelaide is called ‘the 20-minute city’ as you can get to most attractions and beaches near the centre within a 20-minute drive.
What are the best things to do in Adelaide?
Whether you like history, culture, wildlife or food and drink, there’s plenty of each in Adelaide. Go beach-hopping, explore the unique wildlife of Kangaroo Island or head inland to the nearby wine regions. Visit the Central Adelaide Market for fresh, local produce or make a reservation in some of the city’s top restaurants. Time your visit with Adelaide Festival, the biggest arts festival in Australia.
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