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Adelaide is home to several pretty breathtaking botanic gardens, but none of them compare to this one. Located on the edge of the city center, this green oasis covers an enormous area of 130 acres and it’s home to many rare plants, in addition to housing many charming greenhouses and cafés on its premises.
Adelaide Himeji Garden
If you have a special place in your heart for traditional Japanese gardens, you shouldn’t miss this one for the world. It was gifted to Adelaide by its sister city Himeji four decades ago, and its small size isn’t stopping it from being a stunning natural oasis, with an ornamental gate, a lake, a teahouse, and so much more.
Adelaide Zoo
A visit to Australia will change the way you look at zoos, and Adelaide is home to one of the very best. It’s the second oldest zoo in the country, and it’s home to 300 native and exotic species that you can observe and sometimes even interact with during your visit.
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]]>Belair National Park
You won’t even feel like you left Adelaide when visiting this national park. It’s located less than six miles away from the city and it’s best known as a great place for hiking and mountain biking, while its wild bushland is home to many native animals, such as koalas and kangaroos.
Onkaparinga River National Park
Located just 20 miles south of Adelaide, this river valley national park will win you over with its cliffs, gorges, and ridges that make it extremely popular with hikers and kayakers. If you’re in the mood to explore wildlife, Onkaparinga River National Park won’t leave you disappointed because it’s also known for its rich flora and fauna.
Deep Creek National Park
Deep Creek National Park is located around 100 miles away from Adelaide, but it’s worth the ride. It’s one of the most picturesque natural areas in this corner of Australia, and it will knock you off your feet with its amazing coastal views, hiking trails, and abundance of wildlife.
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]]>Adelaide Zoo
Zoos are one of the first things that come to mind when someone mentions family fun. This one in Adelaide is home to over 3,000 animals, and it offers walks through the jungle and interactive experiences.
Cleland Wildlife Park
Another amazing zoo you shouldn’t miss in Adelaide, Cleland Wildlife Park offers natural-habitat enclosures, hands-on experiences, and guided night walks on the grounds of Mount Lofty.
The Beachouse
The Beachouse is a popular amusement complex best known for its water slides, but you can also find bumper cars, mini-golf, an arcade, and many dining options on its grounds. It’s also known for being home to the world’s tallest inflatable waterslide, called the Big Wedgie.
Big Rocking Horse
If you want to show your kids what toys used to look like back in the day, take them to this nostalgic attraction that features a giant rocking horse and a wooden-toy factory.
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]]>Kangaroo Island
There are ferries taking you from Adelaide to Kangaroo Island and it takes about 2.5 hours to get there, but it’s a ride worth taking. Australia’s third-largest island will win you over with its natural beauty and it’s best known for being home to little penguin colonies.
Fleurieu Peninsula
If you’re exploring Australia by car, your road trip will be incomplete without a ride down the coast from Adelaide to the Fleurieu Peninsula. There are many beautiful beaches scattered along its rugged coastline and the road may take you to some of the most notable wine regions in this area, starting with McLaren Vale.
Barossa Valley
Speaking of day trips every wine lover should take from Adelaide, a visit to Barossa Valley is a must. Beyond its rolling hills and scenic vistas, you’ll stumble upon around 200 wineries, which are known for the local Shiraz grapes. They offer everything from wine tours to cellar-door tastings.
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]]>Art Gallery of South Australia
Adelaide’s most popular art institution, this 19th-century gallery is home to over 45,000 works of art. It covers European, Asian, and North American art, and it’s home to one of Australia’s most impressive art collections, especially when it comes to indigenous and colonial art.
Flinders Art Museum
Located on the grounds of the Flinders University, this museum is home to Australia’s one of the largest university art collections with 8,000 works of art and counting. It puts special emphasis on preserving and developing its historical art collection, with a focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art.
Samstag Museum of Art
Located inside a breathtaking modern building, this museum is dedicated to distinguished benefactors to Australian culture Anne and Gordon Samstag. It’s dedicated to giving scholarships to young artists and it’s the best place to attend contemporary art exhibits in all of Adelaide.
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]]>Mount Lofty Botanic Garden
If you’re a passionate hiker visiting Adelaide, Mount Lofty is already on your bucket list. After exploring its walking trails, you should also make sure to check out its hillside botanic garden and many exotic plants that it has in store.
Adelaide Botanic Garden
This extensive botanic garden covers 130 acres in downtown Adelaide. It’s been over a century since it opened its doors, and you can now find greenhouses, cafés, and an extensive collection of rare plants on its grounds.
Morialta Conservation Park
Located in close proximity to Adelaide, Morialta Conservation Park is a breathtaking natural wonder where you can go rock climbing, hiking, or wildlife viewing.
Cleland Conservation Park
Located inside the Adelaide Hills, Cleland Conservation Park is renowned for its wildlife conservation efforts, but it’s also home to pretty great hiking trails and mountain views.
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]]>d’Arenberg Cube
If there’s one modern building in Adelaide that even the tall skyscrapers won’t be able to compete with, it’s definitely d’Arenberg Cube. This five-story building is located within the d’Arenberg vineyards, and it’ll take your breath away with its glass walls and unusual shape that’s reminiscent of a large Rubik’s Cube.
St Peter’s Cathedral
If you’re not a huge fan of modern architecture and prefer buildings with a classic feel, this cathedral deserves a spot on your travel itinerary. This neo-Gothic building has been around since the 19th century and it’ll take your breath away with its amazing design, reminiscent of the Cathedral of Notre Dame and the Church of St Jean-Baptiste de Belleville in Paris.
Realm Adelaide
At 132 meters in height and 40 floors, Realm Adelaide is one of the tallest skyscrapers in the entire city. You won’t have trouble spotting it while exploring Adelaide thanks to its close proximity to many of the city’s hot spots, such as Rundle Mall and the Art Gallery of South Australia.
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]]>You Won’t Feel Overcrowded
Many of Australia’s most popular destinations are also its largest cities, which means that they’re crowded by both locals and tourists. But Adelaide actually gives you space to breathe and maybe even reach your arms out to either side and spin in a circle. Try it. It’s fun.
The Food, the Food, the Food
While you’re in Adelaide, you’ll have to visit Adelaide Central Market. Just go with an empty stomach, because its 80 stalls, cafes, and restaurants will give you opportunities to sample fresh cheese and produce and some delicious meals. Plus, the city’s bars and restaurants are just as tempting.
Kangaroo Island
There’s only one place in the world where you can visit Kangaroo Island, and that’s Adelaide. Okay, it’s two hours from Adelaide, but it’s still totally worth the day trip. You’ll find stunning sunsets, lots of wildlife, adventures, and barely any crowds. We know, it sounds too good to be true, but it isn’t.
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]]>Adelaide Central Market
Adelaide Central Market has been around for over 150 years, and it remains one of the largest fresh produce markets in the world. You can buy everything from veggies and fruits to seafood and cheese during your visit, and discover many local cafés and eateries.
Semaphore Beach
Located only 20 minutes from downtown Adelaide, Semaphore Beach will make you feel like you’ve traveled a few decades back thanks to its retro feel and many cute little cafés and stores you can explore during your visit.
Moseley Square
Located in the beachfront suburb of Glenelg, Moseley Square is always crowded with locals. It offers a wide range of cafés and fast food outlets, and it hosts many popular local events.
Mount Lofty
If you’re a nature lover looking for a hiking adventure while in Adelaide, Mount Lofty is the place to be. It offers hiking trails, cafés, and viewing platforms with amazing views of the city.
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]]>National Wine Centre
Australia’s National Wine Centre is located in Adelaide, and it hosts an interactive exhibition dedicated to winemaking. You can use your visit to learn more about the technology, varieties, and styles of wine, in addition to tasting drinks from different regions of Australia.
d’Arenberg Cube
d’Arenberg is one of the biggest wine companies in Australia, but that’s not the only reason why you should visit this building within its vineyards. Its Rubik’s Cube-inspired design is truly breathtaking, and a visit to its tasting room is a must for wine lovers.
Adelaide Hills Vineyards
Adelaide Hills wine region is home to many amazing vineyards that you can explore while in Australia. Wirra Wirra Vineyards, Maxwell Wines, and Coriole Vineyards are some of the most popular, but the full list is pretty much endless.
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