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kids and teens WHAT WAS ON YOUR PLATE? What new foods have you tried in the City of Adelaide? Write their names and draw a picture of them on the plates. (the sitting pig), Oliver (the pig at the bin) and Augusta (the trotting pig). trotting (the Augusta and bin) the at pig (the Oliver pig), sitting (the The names of the pigs are: Truffles (the standing pig), Horatio Horatio pig), standing (the Truffles are: pigs the of names The kids and teens EYE SPY How many of these famous Adelaide landmarks can you spot? How many can you name? Rundle Lantern, Parliament House, SAHMRI, Myer Centre. Centre. Myer SAHMRI, House, Parliament Lantern, Rundle Rotunda, Park Elder Theatre, Festival Balls, Malls Beehive/Haigh’s, Answers: WHAT'S ON THE COINS? kids and teens DAY1 DAY2 DAY3 kids and teens DAY: DAY: DAY: DAY: kids and teens What insect sits on top of the steeple above Haigh’s Chocolates on the corner of Rundle Mall? What is the name of the tallest building in Adelaide? WHAT’S THE TIME ON THE CLOCKS? How many big clocks can you find on King William Street? What time is it? What are the flags that fly in Victoria Square / Tarntanyangga? PLACES TO GO CHECKLIST What are the colours on the Adelaide trams? Can you name the South Australian State flower? What colour is it? SHOPPING LIST What is the name of the river that runs through Adelaide? 6. The River Torrens. Torrens. River The 6. 5. Sturt’s Desert Pea (Swainsona formosa) is red. is formosa) (Swainsona Pea Desert Sturt’s 5. blue. and red yellow, are colours Aussie South The 4. 3. The Aboriginal Flag and the Australian Flag. Flag. Australian the and Flag Aboriginal The 3. 2. Westpac House. House. Westpac 2. 1. A buzzing bee. bee. buzzing A 1. 5 ABBOTS AND KINNEY 11 PARLIAMENT HOUSE Lunch / Cafe / Bakery 128 King William Street 78 Pirie Street See democracy in action or Here you’ll find a great organise a tour. The interiors collection of pastries and coffee and chambers will surely impress. to be enjoyed in a spacious setting. Parents, be sure to save 4-10 10 + FREE a sneaky cake for the tram ride home! 12 ADELAIDE TOWN HALL THANH THANH 6 128 King William Street Lunch / Dinner / Vietnamese The stunning Town Hall is an PUBS 18 Field Street important piece of history. Book a tour run by friendly and Thanh Thanh is a casual eatery knowledgeable volunteers. Spacious interiors and menus that serves authentic Vietnamese designed for kids. food. It is both nourishing and 0-4 4-10 10 + FREE friendly on the wallet. Avocado A GILBERT STREET HOTEL milkshake anyone? B SEVEN STARS HOTEL 13 THE CENTRAL MARKET THE PANCAKE KITCHEN C CUMBERLAND ARMS 7 44-60 Gouger Street D THE KENTISH Open 24 hours! With over 80 food stalls, you can 13 Gilbert Place sample the flavours of the globe and the treasures of locals. FOOD COURTS A homely Adelaide icon serving fluffy butter milks since 1965, 0-4 4-10 10 + FREE A simple way to keep everyone with all you can eat Pancakes on happy. Good facilities with Tuesday! (adult food and drink changing rooms, highchairs available too) 14 ADELAIDE OVAL TOURS and ATMs. BUBBLE TEA FIX War Memorial Drive, North Adelaide A SOUTHERN CROSS D RUNDLE PLACE B E Various Locations Explore the museum or enjoy a CENTRAL MARKET DAVID JONES behind-the-scenes tour of the C MYER CENTRE F CITY CROSS Get your bubble tea fix! Gong beautiful Adelaide Oval. Cha, Cha Time and Bolbaz are available throughout the 4-10 10 + TEENS CITI ZEN Adelaide CBD. Try Chatime, Gong 1 Cha or Bobaz T for yummy fruit and milk iced teas. BOTANIC GARDEN Yum Cha / Lunch / Dinner 15 401 King William Street North Terrace An expansive space that caters For the young, budding botanist for prams and offers two sessions who is eager to examine both of Yum Cha on weekends. Fun native and exotic flora. eating, with dozens of Cantonese dishes in a variety of shapes! 0-4 4-10 10 + FREE 2 LUCIA'S FINE FOODS Cafe / Italian / Lunch / Dinner Adelaide Central Market, Stall WR3 This Adelaide institution has been operating for 60 years in the Central Markets and serves 8 FREE WALL both small and large dishes for Cnr Morphett Street & North Tce eaters of all sizes. A public space for legal street LEVANT EATERY art and mural painting. 3 TEENS FREE Lunch / Cafe 252 Hindley Street SA MUSEUM Kids will love this colourful 9 UNTETHERED VR 16 venue and relish the chance 212A Gouger Street North Terrace to build their own meal. The healthy Mediterranean menu is Adelaide’s first virtual reality An ever-changing collection that sure to please parents too! arcade has opened! maps the development of the natural world. 10 + TEENS 4 TWO-BIT VILLAINS 0-4 4-10 10 + FREE Lunch / Vegetarian / Soda-bar ART GALLERY OF SA Balcony Level, Adelaide Arcade 10 17 THE MORTLOCK WING Tucked away from the hordes of North Terrace North Terrace & Kintore Avenue shoppers, Two-Bit Villains is Home to Adelaide’s largest a vegetarian/vegan diner that Harry Potter fans? The Mortlock collection of classical and Wing of the State Library of specialises in American comfort contemporary artworks. food. The perfect place to relax South Australia is sure to delight. and refresh. 4-10 10 + TEENS FREE 0-4 4-10 10 + FREE 18 ADVENTURE ROOMS 25 ICE ARENA 33 TOYWORLD 1/51-53 Rundle Mall 23 James Congdon Drive Level 2, Myer Centre, Rundle Mall You’ve got 60 minutes to work Adelaide’s largest ice arena is Toyworld’s extensive range can with your friends and family to only a free five-minute tram trip serve as a fantastic escape escape these themed adventure from the Adelaide CBD. from the masses and an enjoyable rooms! 4-10 10 + TEENS wander for the kids. 10 + TEENS 26 PALACE NOVA CINEMA GREENLIGHT COMICS 19 MIGRATION MUSEUM 34 3 Cinema Place 18 Stephens Place 82 Kintore Avenue The perfect place to unwind and A great stop for newly interested This museum is both interactive treat your kids to the latest film. comic book readers and more and entertaining, allowing kids 4-10 10 + TEENS seasoned collectors alike. to self-explore and learn at the Classic comic titles and graphic same time. novels can be found here as well 4-10 10 + TEENS FREE 27 HOLEY MOLEY as a range of how-to-draw books. 162–170 Pulteney Street COTTON ON MEGA STORE 20 STORY TIME AT THE LIBRARY Holey Moley has 18 pop-cultured 35 Adelaide City Library, Rundle inspired mini-golf holes that will 97 Rundle Mall Place, Rundle Mall keep the whole family enthralled. 4-10 10 + TEENS New outfits for the entire For children aged 0-5, enjoy family! The one-stop-shop to a lovely and open space that keep everyone looking fresh at encourages the discovery and 28 AQUATIC CENTRE very affordable prices. enjoyment of books. 0-4 4-10 FREE Fitzroy Tce & Jeffcott Road Fun for all ages in these indoor 36 BLACKEBYS SWEETS heated swimming pools in Park 21 ESCAPE HUNT ADELAIDE Lands North of Adelaide. 28 James Place Level 3, 133 Rundle Mall 0-4 4-10 10 + TEENS Arguably the most extensive range of candy in South A genuine test of teamwork and Australia. This colourful, cognitive thinking. Solve puzzles 29 CITY PLAYGROUNDS retro-inspired store is worth to complete the challenge. South Terrace a visit not just for the 10 + TEENS sweet treats but also for the The Princess Elizabeth Playground fantastic front window displays! has everything that climbing, swinging adventurers could want. The revamped playspace has much MIDNIGHT PHARMACY more than classics like monkey 37 bars and slide poles. 192-198 Wakefield Street 0-4 4-10 FREE As the name suggests, this pharmacy is open daily from 9am HIMEJI GARDEN to 12am. A must-know for those 30 who might encounter an emergency Cnr. South Tce & Glen Osmond Rd outside of regular retail hours. The Himeji Gardens celebrates the Adelaide-Himeji Sister THEATRE COSTUME SHOP City relationship. Immerse the 38 22 ADELAIDE ZOO whole family in the beautiful 129 Wright St Frome Road Japanese design. TEENS Fancy dress party coming up? In addition to the Giant Pandas, 4-10 10 + FREE Or perhaps your little one just Wang Wang and Fu Ni, the Zoo also enjoys dressing up as Captain has a petting area. Jack Sparrow for a laugh. Hire costumes, purchase accessories 0-4 4-10 10 + TEENS and have your face painted at Theatre Costume Hire! 23 PADDLE BOATS Elder Park, King William Road 39 AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHIC Pedal yourself or hop aboard the Shop R2, Myer Centre, Rundle Mall Popeye to take in the gorgeous sights of the River Torrens. From ant farms to telescopes, GAMES WORLD ADELAIDE this store stocks toys and 4-10 10 + TEENS 31 gadgets that help to explain Shop 26, Adelaide Arcade science and the magic of the natural world. There’s nothing quite like a 24 FEEDING THE DUCKS board game to get the entire East Terrace family involved. The walls of 40 TARGET this fun store are lined with Rymill Park/Murlawirrapurka is every game imaginable. Corner of Pultney Street & full of friendly, feathered Rundle Street friends and also boasts a 32 DYMOCKS Centrally located at the start playground, BBQ facilities and of Rundle Street, this large a rose garden. 135 Rundle Mall department store is full of 0-4 4-10 FREE Dymocks is the perfect haven for essentials including clothing, bookworms.
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