Cradled between the hills and the ocean, Adelaide is known for its wine and food culture. The Central Market showcases South Australia’s bounty of fresh produce, seafood, artisan cheeses and meats. Or visit the Adelaide Hills with its many wineries and farms.

The city is experiencing an active transformation with a growing small-bar scene, world-class festival, and fabulous eco-adventures. You can explore many lane ways with warehouses that are being changed into bars and stores around the city. Or take a walk through historic Port Adelaide with its 19th century buildings, old wharves and classic Australian pubs.

If it’s sun and fun you are searching for, hang out at one of Adelaide’s many amazing beaches. Glenelg offers a sandy white beach, and a small town atmosphere with heritage hotels, shops, sidewalk cafes and summer entertainment.  Or choose to relax on laid back Henley or Grange Beaches.

The city is also home to a botanical garden, museums, a zoo, and boutique shops. For sports fans, the amazing Adelaide Oval – one of the prettiest cricket stadiums in the world – is located here.