When visiting the city, you might want to take yourself on a cultural and historic walk along Adelaide’s North Terrace visiting the Art Gallery, Museum and State Library. Or you might want to indulge in some serious retail therapy in Rundle Mall, or go for a wander in the city’s beautiful botanic gardens.

If you love sport, you might like to follow in the footsteps of sporting champions and attend a sporting event at the picturesque Adelaide Oval, view the Bradman Collection – a world class exhibition dedicated to the legendary cricketer who made Adelaide his home, or watch the city come to life while listening to your favourite party tunes, by doing a climb of the oval’s iconic roofline after dark. The city hosts the annual Australian International 3 day Event – one of only six, five-star equestrian events in the world, and is blessed with many golf courses and beautiful sandy beaches located in cosmopolitan seaside suburbs, which are fantastic for shopping, fishing and other outdoor recreation activities.

Adelaide is proud of its reputation as the ‘festival state’. Each year the city stages a diversity of cultural festivals that attract visitors from all over the world. These include the Adelaide Fringe, Adelaide Festival, WOMADelaide, OzAsia, International Guitar Festival, Cabaret Festival, South Australian Living Arts (SALA) Festival, Feast and Adelaide Film Festival, to name just a few.

Just a short drive from Adelaide are the famous wine regions of McLaren Vale, the Adelaide Hills, Clare and Barossa where you can taste a wide selection of quality wines, while enjoying fantastic food created from South Australia’s finest regional produce. If you have more time, you can enjoy the unique attractions of Kangaroo Island, the Eyre Peninsula, Yorke Peninsula, South East or Riverland regions.
No matter what your passion or interest, Adelaide and South Australia offers a fantastic blend of things to see and do! Welcome to our city and state.