ADELAIDE Visitor Guide

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This award-winning restaurant offers quality seafood platters as their speciality. Enjoy fresh, tasty and healthy seafood cuisine, with a spectacular upstairs function room for your next event. With a breathtaking 270˙ view of both the beach and marina, if you’re lucky you might even spot some dolphins! The location is perfect to relax and enjoy the stunning views of the sun setting over the ocean. Bookings are recommended for lunch and dinner.

No.1 Marina Pier – 12 Holdfast Promenade, Glenelg – P 08 8376 8211 F 08 8376 8244 Email: [email protected] www.sammys.net.au Welcome to Adelaide

Well-planned, diverse, As the capital of Australia’s most productive wine state, access to some of arty, scenic and delicious, Australia’s premier wine regions such as the Barossa, Adelaide Hills and McLaren Adelaide has it all. Isn’t it Vale is a breeze. Adelaide has long been known for its hospitality, but the city’s time you joined the party? profile has received a boost with the arrival of Jamie's Italian from British celebrity chef Is it the Mediterranean weather, the Jamie Oliver, alongside Sean Connolly’s exciting sporting and arts festivals, new restaurant at the Adelaide Casino, funky small bars, laid-back atmosphere, Sean’s Kitchen. beautiful parks that surround the city Change is in the air and the evidence centre or the easy access to glorious is tangible. Whether strolling through beaches that stretch for kilometres that the city’s refurbished cultural precinct, makes Adelaide so special? shopping in the newer, sleeker Rundle Like an indulgent chocolate box, Adelaide Mall, discovering the latest laneway bar or is full of unexpected delights – such as catching a game at the glittering new-look kayaking with dolphins on Port River, lying Adelaide Oval. under the stars listening to music, tasting Adelaide also celebrates its Aboriginal boutique wines or enjoying a relaxed, heritage. Visitors can enjoy several sunny lunch. Indigenous experiences, including Those who have already attended one the Warriparinga Wetlands, Tjilbruke of the major sporting events or arts Dreaming Track and Living Kaurna festivals, such as Clipsal 500, Tour Down Cultural Centre. And thanks to the work of Under, Adelaide Fringe or WOMADelaide, the city's first surveyor-general, Colonel will need little convincing to revisit William Light in 1836, you can still get the city. But newcomers are likely to almost anywhere in Adelaide within be overwhelmed by the city’s youthful 20 minutes. In this city, good food, family energy, the dynamic food scene and sheer and generosity still matter and the rush physical beauty. hour is happening somewhere else.

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4 Getting around 7 South Australian Road Trips 8 Touring 11 Attractions 18 Arts, culture and history 20 Festivals and events 24 Live music and entertainment 26 Small bars and laneways 27 Restaurants 33 Sports and recreation 34 National parks 36 Parks and gardens 37 Markets 38 Adelaide’s beaches 39 Port Adelaide 40 Adelaide CBD map 42 Semaphore 44 Accommodation 49 Shopping 67 Getting here 68 Useful information 74 Adelaide and surrounds maps 78 Advertiser directory 80 Our neighbours

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2 southaustralia.com Street ADL, Rundle Street Moseley Square, Glenelg

Getting AROUND

From the airport Redspot Sixt all operate from the airport, Adelaide Airport is eight kilometres from with other offices in the city. the city centre and driving time is around Shuttle Bus 15 minutes. The modern terminal handles The Northern Flyer/City Shuttle provides an regional, domestic and international flights. efficient service to both the CBD and the For more information consult the airport city’s northern suburbs. Pick up and drop website at www.adelaideairport.com.au off is available at the major hotels and the Taxis service operates seven days. Visit the visitor There are plenty of taxis available from Adelaide information booth in the T1 terminal for Airport and the taxi rank is only a short walk more information. from the arrivals hall. The average taxi fare Public Transport to the city is around AUD $20, plus an Adelaide Metro’s JetBus links the airport AUD $2 airport levy. with the city, Glenelg and some north-eastern Hire Cars suburbs. J1 and J2 buses arrive at the left-hand Car rental desks are located on the ground side of the plaza as you leave the airport floor of the terminal near the baggage claim terminal. Tickets can be purchased on board. area. Avis, Budget, Europcar, Hertz, Thrifty and For a timetable visit www.adelaidemetro.com.au

4 southaustralia.com | getting around In November 2014, Adelaide Metro tram stop in the CBD to the Entertainment commenced a six month trial for JetExpress, Centre and also between the Brighton Road a double decker bus with a dedicated express tram stop and Moseley Square in Glenelg. route between the airport and city centre. Visitors can also take advantage of the free City Connector Bus Service which links key Getting Around Adelaide city attractions. For maps and timetables visit Coach Travel the InfoCentre on the corner of King William Adelaide Central Bus Station is located at and Currie streets. The centre also sells day, 85 Franklin Street, Adelaide. Several private weekly and monthly passes, with senior and coach companies operate from here, offering concession cards available. both interstate and intrastate connections. Disabled access For further information, contact the Passenger Great effort has been made to make Adelaide’s Transport InfoLine on 1800 182 160 or visit public transport system accessible to people www.bussa.com.au for timetable information. with disabilities. The free City Loop bus service Hire cars is wheelchair accessible, while all metro trains Hire cars are available at the airport and city are equipped with access ramps. Adelaide’s locations. Car rental is an affordable option, but trams have low floors and are wheelchair hirers must be able to produce a valid driver’s accessible. There are several wheelchair licence. International visitors are reminded that accessible buses in the Adelaide fleet. Call they must drive on the left-hand side of the road the InfoLine on 1800 182 160 for route and and speed limits are strictly enforced. timetable information. The city also has a fleet of Access Taxis which can be booked in Public transport advance by calling 1300 360 940. Adelaide Metro includes trains, buses and a single tram which runs between Glenelg and Rail the Adelaide Entertainment Centre. Commuters A number of interstate trains, including can ride for free between the South Terrace The Ghan and the Indian Pacific, arrive and

Drive on left in Australia Take care when driving on Australian roads. Be sure to drive on the left-hand side of two-way roads. Obey the road signs and remember that speed limits are strictly enforced in Australia. You must not drive if your blood alcohol level is 0.05 per cent or higher, nor are you permitted to use a hand-held mobile phone when driving. When travelling long distances plan your journey to include several rest breaks and ensure you have enough fuel for your journey. For your safety and enjoyment slow down, relax and enjoy the pace of Adelaide.

getting around | southaustralia.com 5 depart from Keswick Rail Terminal, three ADELAIDE VISITOR kilometres from the CBD. For information and INFORMATION CENTRE bookings, contact Great Southern Rail on 13 21 47 or visit www.greatsouthernrail.com.au

Taxis Adelaide has a plentiful supply of taxis. Pick up a cab at a taxi stand or book by phone or online. Cash and credit cards are both accepted. There are a number of taxi ranks available in the city including on North Terrace, near the Adelaide Casino, Pulteney Street, at the end of Rundle Mall Located in James Place, just off Rundle Mall (James Place is the bustling little laneway opposite the Myer Centre). and outside the Hilton Hotel on Victoria Square. Come talk to our knowledgeable volunteers who can assist Adelaide Independent Taxis you with brochures, maps, event guides and journey planning Phone: 13 22 11 that will help you make the most of your time in Adelaide and South Australia. Suburban Taxis Open Monday–Friday: 9am–5pm. Phone: 13 10 08 Saturday and Sunday: 10am–4pm. Public holidays: 11am–3pm. Yellow Cabs Closed Christmas Day and Good Friday. Phone: 13 22 27 Ph: 1300 588 140 Email: [email protected] www.cityofadelaide.com.au/visit

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6 southaustralia.com | getting around South Australian ROAD TRIPS

You’ve heard it’s not the destination but the journey that counts, so make the most of a great South Australian road trip. There are five self-drive touring routes that cover all regions of South Australia.

Explore more on the Epicurean Way, Explorer’s Way, Mighty Murray Way, Seafood Frontier and Southern Ocean Drive touring routes.

To plan your roadtrip visit roadtrips.southaustralia.com

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Walking is one of the great pleasures of visiting The Majestic Minima Hotel has introduced Adelaide. The city’s great landmarks, including En Route, an interactive tour equipping you with the River Torrens, North Terrace, Victoria an mp3 player to sync with your smart phone Square, Park Lands, Adelaide Oval, Light’s before taking you on a journey across Adelaide. Vision and the Botanic Gardens are all easily Those venturing further afield will find a wide accessible by foot. range of experiences, including tours of the Self-guided tours are available for those West Terrace Cemetery, walking tours of who want to explore the main city precinct Port Adelaide, dolphin watching cruises off by themselves. Printed guides are available Glenelg and Indigenous tours and wetland walks from the Visitor Information Centre in operated by the Living Kaurna Cultural Centre. James Place or downloadable from Unlock the mysteries of Largs, Port Adelaide www.adelaidecitycouncil.com (under the and Semaphore with Secret Tours. These Explore tab). A number of attractions, such tours include a visit to the Adelaide Dolphin as the Art Gallery of South Australia and Sanctuary, ships graveyards as well as Parliament House, offer free tours. conservation and heritage walks. Alternatively, visitors can join a walking tour Adelaide is also a great base to start led by a professional guide. A number of exploring South Australia’s diverse regions heritage walks and ghost tours are available. including the Barossa, Fleurieu Peninsula and A foodie tour of the Central Market is a the Adelaide Hills. A variety of tour companies must-do experience, while Adelaide Greeters operate half day and full day tours for both is a free guiding service provided by volunteers small and large groups. Search for tours that can be booked through the Adelaide on www.southaustralia.com for a list of City Council. those available.

8 southaustralia.com | touring ENJOY ADELAIDETM GRAY LINE

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At the home of Jacob’s Creek in the Barossa Valley you can sample wines at our cellar door, enjoy a glass overlooking the Barossa ranges, or take the bike and walking trails to learn more about our story. When you have worked up an appetite, experience our wines matched to regional produce in our restaurant, or for a more casual option, try our new outdoor dining area.

Jacob’s Creek Visitor Centre Barossa Valley Way, Rowland Flat Ph: (08) 8521 3000 Email: [email protected] www.jacobscreek.com

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*Tours are not available on event days or public holidays. Tours are subject to availability. Tour itinerary may change at short notice. Please refer to adelaideoval.com.au for tour times, pricing and operation schedule. ATTRACTIONS Adelaide Zoo

Adelaide Botanic Garden* Adelaide Zoo* North Terrace, Adelaide Frome Road, Adelaide Opening hours vary throughout the year See Australia’s only Giant pandas, Wang Wang Phone: (08) 8222 9311 and Funi (except during their sleep time between 2:30–3:45pm). Open daily 9:30am–5pm Adelaide Central Market* Phone: (08) 8267 3255 21–59 Grote Street, Adelaide Open Tuesday 7am–5:30pm; Wednesday and Art Gallery of South Australia* Thursday 9am–5:30pm; Friday 7am–9pm and North Terrace, Adelaide Saturday 7am–3pm Open daily 10am–5pm Phone: (08) 8203 7494 Phone: (08) 8207 7000 Adelaide Festival Centre Tours* Ayers House Museum King William Road, Adelaide 288 North Terrace, Adelaide Phone: (08) 8216 8600 Open Tuesday–Friday 10am–4pm; Saturday and Sunday 1–4pm Adelaide Gaol Historic Site Phone: (08) 8223 1234 and Museum* Gaol Road, Thebarton Bay Discovery Centre* Open Sunday–Friday 10am–5:30pm Glenelg Town Hall, Moseley Square, Glenelg (last entry 3:30pm) Open daily 10am–5pm Phone: (08) 8231 4062 Phone: (08) 8179 9508 Adelaide Oval* Bradman Collection (South Australia’s new-look multi-sport complex) (personal memorabilia from the world’s War Memorial Drive, Adelaide greatest batsman) Guided tours available Monday–Friday, Adelaide Oval, War Memorial Drive, Adelaide 11am and 2pm (bookings essential) Open Monday–Friday 10am–4pm; Phone: (08) 8211 1100 closed public holidays Phone: (08) 8211 1100

attractions | southaustralia.com 11 Carrick Hill South Australian Maritime Museum* 46 Carrick Hill Drive, Springfield 126 Lipson Street, Port Adelaide Open Wednesday–Sunday and public holidays Open daily 10am–5pm 10am–4:30pm. Guided tours at 11:30am Phone: (08) 8207 6255 and 2:30pm Phone: (08) 8433 1700 South Australian Migration Museum* 82 Kintore Avenue, Adelaide Haigh’s Chocolates Visitor Centre Open Monday–Friday 10am–5pm; 154 Greenhill Road, Parkside Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 1–5pm Open Monday–Friday 8:30am–5:30pm; Phone: (08) 8207 7580 Saturdays 9am– 5pm. Tours available (bookings required) South Australian Museum* Phone: (08) 8372 7077 (including Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery) North Terrace, Adelaide JamFactory Contemporary Open daily 10am–5pm Craft and Design* Phone: (08) 8207 7500 Lion Arts Centre, Morphett Street, Adelaide Open Monday–Saturday 10am–5pm; Sunday State Library of South Australia* and public holidays 1–5pm. Tours available North Terrace, Adelaide by appointment Open Monday–Wednesday 10am–8pm; Phone: (08) 8410 0727 Thursday–Friday 10am–6pm; Saturday, Sunday and most public holidays 10am–5pm. National Railway Museum* Free public tours weekdays 11am and 2pm Lipson Street, Port Adelaide (excludes public holidays) Open daily 10am–5pm Phone: (08) 8207 7250 Phone: (08) 8341 1690 Tandanya National Aboriginal National Wine Centre of Australia* Cultural Institute* Corner Botanic and Hackney roads, Adelaide 253 Grenfell Street, Adelaide Open daily 8:30am–5pm Open Monday–Saturday 9am–4pm; Phone: (08) 8313 3355 closed Sundays and public holidays Phone: (08) 8224 3200 Penfolds Magill Estate* 78 Penfold Road, Magill The Beachouse Open daily 10am–5pm (family entertainment centre) Phone: (08) 8301 5569 Colley Terrace, Glenelg Opening hours vary throughout the year R.M. Williams Outback Phone: (08) 8295 1511 Heritage Museum* *Disabled facilities 5 Percy Street, Prospect

Open Monday–Friday 9am–5:30pm; Saturday 9am–4pm and Sunday 11am–3pm Phone: (08) 8344 8191

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o n s Enjoy a leisurely river cruise on the River Torrens t e n h e T o r r Experience a 40 minute trip on Adelaide’s most iconic boat. Jump on from the landing in Elder Park, journey up to the Torrens Weir before turning around and Ph: (08) 8223 5863 travelling to the Adelaide Zoo then back to Elder Park. Departing hourly at 10am, Mob: 0400 596 065 The Popeye offers running commentary highlighting some of Adelaide’s most EST www.thepopeye.com.au1935 important landmarks and history of the area.

attractions | southaustralia.com 13 Beehive Corner• Adelaide Arcade• Central Market Arcade Visitor Centre, Parkside where you can join us for a free guided viewing tour*

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* Bookings are essential. Visit haighschocolates.com for further information. North Terrace, Adelaide botanicgardens.sa.gov.au

TALES OF Murder, Mystery

I N & Mayhem S T E U R R A C T O T I V E N I G H T

Journey through West Terrace Cemetery on this guided sound and light experience. Visit www.aca.sa.gov.au or call 8139 7400 to book.

attractions | southaustralia.com 15 Get Closer! 20 minutes from Adelaide • See free roaming native animals • Hold a koala • Hand feed kangaroos and emus • Enjoy a night walk tour

Open 9.30am – 5pm daily No entry after 4.30pm 365 Mount Lofty Summit Road Crafers SA 5152 P (+61 8) 8339 2444

FIS93090 www.cleland.sa.gov.au Government of South Australia FIS93090

Lofty views Enjoy panoramic views just 20 mins from the city. Visit our Gift Shop and accredited Visitor Information Centre.

Phone (08) 8370 1054 | Café (08) 8339 2600

www.parks.sa.gov.au

16 southaustralia.com | attractions ADELAIDE ZOO HAHNDORF FARM BARN

Bring your whole tribe for a family ‘Tourist Attractions’ winner at the 2014, 2013 and 2012 day of fun at Adelaide Zoo SA Tourism Awards, the Hahndorf Farm Barn is a children’s Visit Wang Wang and Funi – the only Giant pandas in the farmyard and wildlife park where everyone gets to enjoy Southern Hemisphere. hands-on interaction with our friendly animals. Explore the Envirodome where conservation comes alive! • Milk Daisy the cow and bottle feed baby lambs and goats! Lounge around with the Ring-tailed lemurs, or book a • Handfeed kangaroos, camels, emus, deer, donkeys and behind-the-scenes animal encounter. ponies • Cuddle the cutest baby rabbits, guinea pigs and chicks • Attend farm and reptile shows • Take a pony ride! Open every day of the year, 9:30am–5pm. Open seven days from 10am–4pm. 2282 Mount Barker Road, Hahndorf Frome Road, Adelaide Ph: (08) 8388 7289 Ph: (08) 8267 3255 Email: [email protected] www.zoossa.com.au www.farmbarn.com.au

TEMPTATION – DOLPHIN SWIM THE BEERENBERG FAMILY FARM

• Swim or watch Nestled in the Adelaide Hills in the historic town of Hahndorf, • 100% success you’ll find the Beerenberg Family Farm, run by the sixth • Money back guarantee on direct bookings generation of the Paech family. Visit our Farm Shop and enjoy • 3.5 hour cruise free tastings of our premium home-style jams, condiments, • Average swim time over 46 minutes sauces and dressings. All made on our farm. Pick your own Watch: $68.00 – U/15 $58 strawberries in season (late October–May). $4 entry to Swim: $98.00 – 8–15yrs $88 patch (13 years and under free) and a great per kilo rate for • 15 minutes from Adelaide CBD strawberries you pick. Open seven days, (except Christmas • A must do in Australia Day) 9am–5pm (last entry to strawberry patch at 4:15pm). • For further details and dolphin reports visit our website Mount Barker Road, Hahndorf Ph: (08) 8388 7272

Mob: 0412 811 838 Email: [email protected] EAT www.dolphinboat.com.au www. beerenberg.com.au LOCAL

attractions | southaustralia.com 17 Arts, culture & Art Gallery of HISTORY South Australia

Blending ancient Indigenous traditions and more contemporary European and Asian influences, Adelaide offers a wide range of cultural experiences and insights.

Anyone walking along North Terrace and past in Marion – about 20 minutes south of the Adelaide’s great cultural institutions, the Art city. The centre offers guided group tours, Gallery of South Australia, the South Australian educational programs, a Kaurna heritage Museum and the University of Adelaide, display, Kaurna arts and cultural workshops could be forgiven for thinking they had been and performances. transported to a 19th century European city. The Art Gallery of South Australia has an Yet behind these neo-classical facades lies a excellent collection of colonial art and fine highly creative and individual spirit and one which European paintings, but also shows daring honours the cultural richness of its Aboriginal contemporary pieces. The gallery hosts a busy people. The museum houses one of the largest program of touring exhibitions and special collections of Aboriginal artefacts in Australia as events. To learn more about the city’s vibrant well as an astonishing range of tools, weapons arts and textile scene follow the Adelaide Art and canoes from the Pacific. Galleries Walking Trail (www.tartscollective. A must visit is the Tandanya National Aboriginal com.au). Those who want to see artisans at Cultural Institute on Grenfell Street. Australia’s work should visit the exciting JamFactory oldest Aboriginal-owned and managed cultural complex in Morphett Street. centre, Tandanya exhibits the work of Aboriginal To learn more about Adelaide’s early European and Torres Strait Islander artists. years, visit the atmospheric Migration Museum For a total immersion in Aboriginal culture on Kintore Avenue. The museum traces the visit the Living Kaurna Cultural Centre, located various waves of migration to South Australia, celebrating the state’s ethnic diversity.

18 southaustralia.com | arts, culture and history Come on the journey of a lifetime...

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Migration Museum: 82 Kintore Ave, Adelaide, Ph 8207 7580 National Motor Museum: Shannon St, Birdwood, Ph 8568 4000 SA Maritime Museum: 126 Lipson St, Port Adelaide, Ph 8207 6255 Museums of History SA, Ph 8203 9888 history.sa.gov.au

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From cabaret to car racing, Adelaide hosts a diverse program of world-class sporting events and arts festivals.

Is there anywhere which puts on a festival this period has been dubbed ‘Mad March’. quite like Adelaide? The city is at fever pitch Known for its spontaneity, fun and diversity, the for the annual Santos Tour Down Under, Adelaide Fringe helps to transform the city into which attracts the world’s best road cyclists. one huge party. Its 900 events are held in parks, In 2015, this will be followed by the ICC warehouses, old shops and laneways across Cricket World Cup when cricket fans will the city. Another event that transforms the city mingle with motoring enthusiasts attending is the iconic Credit Union Christmas Pageant, Clipsal 500, one of the biggest motorsport held in November each year. events in Australia. Showcasing V8 Supercars, For culture vultures, the other stand-out events the Clipsal 500 includes a program of racing on the arts calendar include the Adelaide and live entertainment. Aussie rock legends Cabaret Festival, OzAsia Festival and the Cold Chisel will headline the final Clipsal 500 International Guitar Festival. For passionate concert for 2015. foodies, you won’t want to miss the Cellar Given that the Adelaide Festival, Adelaide Door Wine Festival, Cheesefest or the culinary Fringe and WOMADelaide are all held over festival, Tasting Australia which will be an the same few weeks, it’s little wonder that annual event from 2016.

20 southaustralia.com | festivals and events Events CALENDAR

January 2015 April 2015 17–25 January 3–10 April Santos Tour Down Under Australian Swimming Championships www.tourdownunder.com.au www.swimming.org.au February 2015 May 2015 13 February–15 March 22–30 May Adelaide Fringe Come Out Children’s Festival www.adelaidefringe.com.au www.adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au 15 February–20 March June 2015 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup 5–20 June www.icc-cricket.com/cricket-world-cup Adelaide Cabaret Festival 20–22 February www.adelaidecabaretfestival.com.au Cellar Door Wine Festival www.cellardoorfestival.com August 2015 26 February–1 March 1–31 August Clipsal 500 SALA Festival www.clipsal500.com.au www.salainc.com.au 27 February–15 March September 2015 Adelaide Festival 23 September–4 October www.adelaidefestival.com.au OzAsia Festival 28 February–5 March www.adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au Adelaide Writers’ Week 27 September www.adelaidefestival.com.au Bay to Birdwood March 2015 www.baytobirdwood.com.au 6–9 March October 2015 WOMADelaide 3–10 October www.womadelaide.com.au Australian Masters Games 9 March www.australianmastersgames.com Adelaide Casino Adelaide Cup www.sajc.com.au 24–25 October Cheesefest www.cheesefest.com.au

events calendar | southaustralia.com 21 November 2015 January Santos Tour Down Under 14–29 November www.tourdownunder.com.au Feast Festival www.feast.org.au January Schutzenfest January 2016 www.schutzenfest.com.au January For more information visit southaustralia.com World Tennis Challenge or cityofadelaide.com.au/whatson www.worldtennischallenge.com

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22 southaustralia.com | events calendar WHERE ON IT BEGINS AT ADELAIDE’S CULTURAL PRECINCT EARTH? DO MORE, DISCOVER ADELAIDE STATE LIBRARY MORE AT ADELAIDE’S FESTIVAL CENTRE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA MUSIC, DANCE, THEATRE & STORIES OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA CULTURAL PRECINCT: EXHIBITIONS COME TO LIFE a melting pot of ideas, arts, expression and curiosity. All the great institutions are clustered within a 5 minute walk in the heart of Adelaide so it’s easy to explore the things you love.

culturalprecinct.com.au Photo: Hannah Lally Mortlock Library SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ART GALLERY MIGRATION MUSEUM OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA MUSEUM THE GATEWAY TO ABORIGINAL WHERE GREAT IDEAS ARE TALES OF COURAGE & AUSTRALIA ALWAYS ON DISPLAY ADVENTURE F. Courtesy Triumph Gallery, Moscow Gallery, Triumph Courtesy F. + © AES Identity document, Migration Museum Yuendumu Door by Paddy Japaljarri Stewart Yuendumu

Adelaide Festival State Library of South Australian Art Gallery of Migration Museum Centre South Australia Museum South Australia Free entry Festival Drive, Free entry Free entry Free entry 82 Kintore Avenue, off King William Cnr North Terrace North Terrace, North Terrace, Adelaide Road, Adelaide & Kintore Avenue, Adelaide Adelaide Adelaide Live music & ENTERTAINMENT

Some cities are known for their high culture, While Adelaide is at its frenzied others specialise in jazz, hip-hop or big outdoor festivals. Adelaide manages to cover all of these best during ‘Mad March’ there bases, plus a few more such as cabaret, art is plenty going on during the house cinema and modern dance. rest of the year – from live Despite its compact size, the city has a number of great venues including the Adelaide Entertainment music to visiting bands and Centre, Adelaide Festival Centre, Her Majesty’s stand-up comedy. Theatre, Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide Town Hall and the Lion Arts Centre, with the Adelaide Oval as the newest concert platform.

24 southaustralia.com | live music and entertainment becoming a popular nocturnal hot spot, with a good choice of bars, restaurants, live music and gaming facilities. Those who want to try some craft beers with their live entertainment should join the throng at the Wheatsheaf ('Wheaty') Hotel in Thebarton, one of Adelaide’s most eccentric drinking spots. For a fix of live music, make sure you head down to the much-loved Grace Emily Hotel on Waymouth Street or the Governor Hindmarsh on Port Road at Hindmarsh. Adelaide has a number of ticketing agencies including BASS, VenueTix, Moshtix and Ticketek selling tickets for upcoming performances and sporting events. All have sales outlets around Adelaide. For an online source for all things hip and happening log on to www.cityofadelaide. com.au/whatson, www.glamadelaide.com.au or www.ripitup.com.au

Adelaide Entertainment Centre EVENT CINEMAS MARION

Collectively these venues host a wide range of performances and spectaculars with everything from opera to theatre, classical music and contemporary dance. To catch emerging bands and DJs you’ll need to visit one of Adelaide’s many inner-city pubs and grungier venues. Movie lovers will also find much to enjoy in this city. The choice ranges from modern cinemas, Event Cinemas Marion is the largest cinema complex in the such as Event Cinemas Marion, to art-deco Southern Hemisphere, has a seating capacity of 4,500 over 26 screens and free parking. Event Cinemas provide a varied theatres staffed by volunteers and intimate program of specialty on-screen events. ‘The innovators’ art-house cinemas, including the Palace Nova in family entertainment, Event Cinemas offer an array of Eastend Cinema in Rundle Street. During the cinema experiences, like Gold Class, where patrons pre-order summer months you can pack a picnic and enjoy food and drinks to be delivered to luxurious recliners and Vmax, with larger than normal seats offering more leg room the outdoor Moonlight Cinema at Botanic Park and 20 metre screens. Check out our free Member rewards in the city. club, Cine Buzz. Join at www.eventcinemas.com.au While the Adelaide Festival Centre remains a hub for classical music, opera, musical theatre and Level 3, Westfield Marion 297 Diagonal Road, Oaklands Park ballet performances, nearby Adelaide Casino is www.eventcinemas.com.au

live music and entertainment | southaustralia.com 25 Small bars & Cantina Sociale, LANEWAYS Sturt Street

Since the introduction of the state government’s away down an obscure back laneway on new small bar legislation, 26 new bars have Anster Street, while Americana-themed opened with many more in the pipeline. establishment, Jack Ruby is located in a Limited to 120 guests, these funky new bars basement on King William Street. are popping up in neglected basements and Down James Place, just off of Rundle Mall, roof terraces, forgotten laneways and old shops you will find Caparezza, a trendy espresso and all over the city. cocktail bar, and The Coffee Pot, an Adelaide While the small bar revolution is now spreading icon that has recently reopened as a burgeoning out into suburbs such as North Adelaide, night spot. Hyde Park and Unley, the greatest concentration For something edgier, be sure to check can be found in the city’s West End, centred out Ancient World on Hindley Street. One around Leigh and Peel streets. of Adelaide’s new wave of small bars, this One of Peel Street’s pioneers is Clever Little one specialises in locally sourced alcohol, Tailor, a Parisian-style bar offering an intimate experimental music and self-expression. atmosphere, a modest selection of food and an Other new arrivals around here include Bye excellent wine list. Almost next door is Kaffana – Bye Birdie, Four Doors Plus One and Bank a quirky Serbian establishment serving delicious Street Social. food, well-priced drinks and a robust welcome. In the East End, the Ebenezer Place and Rundle Elsewhere on Peel Street you’ll find BarBushka, Street precinct has a number of great new Maybe Mae, La Moka and Chihuahua Bar. cafés, bars and eateries, including Mother Vine, For something different, walk around the The Tasting Room and Street ADL. If you're corner to Leigh Street, home to a number of overwhelmed for choice, you can always rely well-established bars, such as Udaberri and on established players such as The Collins Bar Casablabla, a popular tapas bar and multicultural at the Hilton Adelaide, Botanic Bar or dance venue. The Apothecary 1878, the ideal place for a well- Some of Adelaide’s best small bars are well mixed cocktail after a night of bar hopping. hidden. Proof Bar is a good example, tucked

26 southaustralia.com | small bars and laneways Eros Ouzeri, Rundle Street

RESTAURANTS

Jamie’s Italian, a gloriously ornate dining Thanks to an influx of great new room on one of the city’s grandest streets, has recently joined Adelaide's dining scene culinary talent, Adelaide now and follows the trend of a shift away from has the range of restaurants the formal restaurant experience towards a and casual eateries to match its more communal, relaxed and experimental experience. This trend was pioneered by the magnificent local produce. likes of Press* Food + Wine and Peel Street Restaurant, two of Adelaide’s home-grown culinary over-achievers.

Some people might call it the ‘Jamie Oliver Scottish born Jock Zonfrillo has turned the city’s effect’. Others suspect that the trend began dining scene on its head with the opening of long before the British super chef opened Orana – a stylish East End restaurant which the doors of his swanky King William Street showcases exotic native produce, some of eatery Jamie’s Italian in late 2014. Either way, it foraged in the hills and along the seashore Adelaide’s dining scene has a whole new sense around Adelaide. of energy, ambition and sizzle.

restaurants | southaustralia.com 27 Another new arrival is Sean’s Kitchen, a 5 Foodie Superstars New York style grill which has taken up residence Jamie’s Italian at the Adelaide Casino. Sydney-based chef 2 King William Street Sean Connolly has created a funky, contemporary www.jamiesitalian.com.au menu which celebrates the diversity of fresh seasonal produce now available in South Australia. Orana For those who still crave fresh linen, expensive 285 Rundle Street, Adelaide cutlery and genre-hopping culinary creations www.restaurantorana.com will still find plenty of choice. Penfolds Magill Estate Restaurant, located just 10 minutes from Peel Street 9 Peel Street, Adelaide the city centre, remains one of the city’s most www.peelst.com.au sophisticated dining experiences, with a wine list featuring rare and expensive vintages. Penfolds Magill Estate The new Hill of Grace Restaurant at Adelaide Restaurant Oval takes the concept of food and wine 78 Mary Penfold Drive, Rosslyn Park matching to a new level with its superb eight- www.magillestate.com course degustation menu. Executive chef The Daniel O’Connell Dennis Leslie draws on his Filipino heritage 165 Tynte Street, North Adelaide to create a series of elegant, witty and www.danieloconnell.com.au flavoursome dishes. Fancy something a little more informal? Then head over to Gouger Street, Adelaide’s long established ‘eat street’ right next to the Central Market. This little thoroughfare is home Eat like a local to a myriad of Chinese, Indian, Korean and Thai Are you passionate about eating and restaurants. Alternatively, check out one of buying authentic South Australian food? the city’s new gastro pubs, such as the Wright Eat Local SA is an easy way for you to Street Hotel, The Daniel O’Connell and the locate it on menus and in stores across Botanic Bar, home of Golden Boy, one of the the state. Eat Local SA venues include city’s most popular modern Thai restaurants. restaurants, pubs, cellar doors, farm There are also plenty of ‘eat streets’ once you gates, retail outlets, accommodation venture outside of the city. Try North Adelaide’s and experiences. Look for the Eat Melbourne and O’Connell streets for a mix of Local SA sign as you travel, or plan fine dining and cafés. Over on the east side of an itinerary by visiting our website or the city is The Parade, Norwood with a great downloading our app. selection of restaurants while just south of the eatlocalsa.com.au CBD you will find Unley and King William roads, home to many new and exciting eateries. For beachside dining, Jetty Road in Glenelg EAT has some great casual dining options. LOCAL

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The multi award-winning Balcony Restaurant is fully enclosed with floor to ceiling glass, offering impressive views of North Terrace and its landmark historic buildings. The mouth-watering menu and sensibly priced wine list makes it the perfect spot for an intimate table for two, or a function for up to 200 people. Car park adjacent. The seasonal à la carte menu is highlighted by our famous Stonegrill, an interactive dining experience where your first bite is as hot and juicy as your last. Chef Randall Culliver also offers a wide ranging and interesting modern Australian menu with local seafood, south coast lamb, game, poultry and more.

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Sports & RECREATION Adelaide Oval

Adelaideans are passionate about every type of sport, from Aussie Rules Football to show jumping. Whether you’re a spectator or taking part there’s much to enjoy here.

Nothing symbolises Adelaide’s sporting Centre in North Adelaide also provides ambitions better than the soaring roof of the excellent facilities. new-look Adelaide Oval. The state-of-the-art stadium now seats over 50,000 people and Soccer, rugby and netball plays host to soccer, AFL, cricket and megastars Hindmarsh Stadium is home to the Adelaide such as the Rolling Stones. United Football Club (The Reds) and the In 2015, the oval will step onto the world stage SA Rugby League. Catch The Adelaide when it welcomes the ICC Cricket World Cup, one Thunderbirds netball team at nearby ETSA Park. of the biggest sporting tournaments on the planet. Aussie Rules Football Apart from cricket and Aussie Rules Football, AFL is the dominant winter football code in Adelaide is passionate about cycling. Each January, South Australia, with two teams, Port Adelaide the state comes alive with the UCI World Tour and the Adelaide Crows playing on the national cycling race, the Santos Tour Down Under. stage. For a taste of grassroots footy, catch a Tennis, soccer, basketball, surfing, netball, local SANFL game. rugby and show jumping are followed with equal enthusiasm, but don't forget to have a go Basketball and baseball yourself. Get out and hit a golf ball, climb onto a Two local basketball teams, the Adelaide 36ers surfboard, or cycle up into the hills. and Adelaide Lightning, play at The Dome in Findon while the Adelaide Bite baseball team Tennis plays at Norwood Oval. The home of Tennis SA is on Memorial Drive, right next to the Adelaide Oval. Hire a court, book Golf a tennis lesson or watch a tennis legend in action Get out on the green around Adelaide. Try the during the annual World Tennis Challenge. North Adelaide Golf Course which has two public courses, with the South Course offering Aquatic Sports great views of the city. There are also private The SA Aquatic & Leisure Centre in Marion golf clubs including Glenelg, Royal Adelaide and offers five public pools and the Adelaide Aquatic the Kooyonga Golf Course at Lockleys.

sports and recreation | southaustralia.com 33 National Cleland Wildlife Park, PARKS Adelaide Hills

calling Cleland home. There are daily feed-time Cuddle a koala, go on a hike keeper talks and you’ll see snakes, echidnas, wombats, Tasmanian devils and dingoes. With and enjoy bird’s eye views – all so much to see and do, you can easily make a within easy reach of the city. day of it. Cleland is one of only a few places in Australia where you can hold a koala. You’ll meet their keeper and receive a photo to remember the Hold a koala at Cleland Wildlife Park experience (for a small fee). Alternatively, attend Wander the trails, feed the kangaroos, explore a free koala close-up session where you can wetlands teeming with wildlife, hug a koala and meet, touch and photograph some of the park’s immerse yourself in a magnificent bushland friendliest residents in the Koala Experience area. setting, all just 20 minutes from the city centre. Kangaroos, emus and potoroos roam freely Incredible views a stone’s throw through this award-winning park. You’ll meet from the city some of South Australia’s most loved native Enjoy sweeping views of the city skyline across animals and birds, with more than 130 species the Adelaide Plains, Piccadilly Valley and Gulf St Vincent from the highest point in the southern

34 southaustralia.com | national parks Mount Lofty Ranges. Drive directly to Mount Belair’s open woodlands and adventure Lofty Summit or make the 3.8 kilometre trek playground are places for the young (and from Waterfall Gully past cascading waterfalls, young at heart) to run wild. Dogs are welcome scenic gorges and lush fern gullies brimming on a lead. with bush, birds and wildflowers. Allow 1.5 hours Take a step back in time with a guided tour of to reach the top with some rests along the way, Old Government House. This stately Victorian or 45 minutes if you’re up for a faster, more mansion steeped in rich history is a heritage challenging hike. Discover the story behind the jewel. Explore the State Flora Nursery where obelisk, one of Adelaide’s famous landmarks. you can purchase South Australian plants, Enjoy refreshments and local wine at the Summit books and gifts. Café and Restaurant and browse through the Visitor Information Centre and Gift Shop. Get caught having fun at the Adelaide Gaol Relax in peaceful botanic gardens Take a break from the nature trail and explore Adelaide Botanic Garden is the living, breathing Adelaide Gaol’s arresting history. Located a heart of the city centre. Just a short stroll short walk from the city, you can see and touch from the shops and cafés on Rundle Street the artefacts that were used during the Gaol's you can explore stunning collections of exotic, operational life. Try on handcuffs and leg irons ornamental and native plants as well as iconic and have a go at picking the locks. The Gaol is cultural collections and restored buildings. open from Sunday–Friday 10am–5pm. Pack a picnic, enjoy a casual meal in the Simpson Kiosk or treat yourself to a fine dining experience in the Botanic Gardens Restaurant. Breathe in the heady perfume of the International MORE INFORMATION Rose Garden, admire the Amazon Waterlily Buy multi-entry park passes, download Pavilion and wander through Australia’s oldest guides and maps, get the latest fire and avenue of Morton Bay Fig trees. Marvel at the personal safety information and explore beautifully constructed Victorian Palm House – a wide range of accommodation one of the oldest glass houses in Australia – and at www.parks.sa.gov.au or by calling explore the fascinating First Creek Wetland. (08) 8204 1910. You can also contact Complete your visit with a browse through The the Adelaide and Mount Lofty Diggers Shop, which stocks a wide range of Ranges Natural Resources Centre books, seeds and garden wares. on (08) 8273 9100 during business An adventure playground for the hours. Contact Cleland Wildlife young and young at heart Park on (08) 8339 2444 or www.cleland.sa.gov.au and Fun has a long history at Belair National Park, Mount Lofty Visitor Information Australia’s second oldest national park. Go Centre on (08) 8370 1054. bushwalking, cycling or horse riding, relax over a picnic or barbecue, play tennis, take a stroll Join the national parks community around the lake or simply enjoy some time out at www.facebook.com/ParksSA in this peaceful bush sanctuary.

national parks | southaustralia.com 35 Parks & GARDENS Adelaide Botanic Gardens

Rymill Park Planned as a scenic, green Rymill Park is located on the eastern fringe of urban space, Adelaide has the city centre. Hire a rowboat for a paddle on the lake or stretch out on a blanket and watch fulfilled the vision of its the ducks. You’ll find large shady trees, a rose founders. Just beyond the garden, barbecue facilities, a playground and a city limits are some equally kiosk serving great coffee. impressive parks and gardens. Elder Park Elder Park sits on the banks of the River Torrens alongside the Adelaide Festival Centre and is one of Adelaide’s most popular outdoor spots. Adelaide is surrounded by a large area of open Look out for the iconic Adelaide Rotunda. You meadow known as the Park Lands. This area, can hire paddleboats and bicycles or take a river which contains 29 separate parks are very cruise aboard ‘Popeye’. Just across the river is popular with the people of Adelaide. the new-look Adelaide Oval. Botanic Garden Peace Park Explore a stunning collection of exotic, Peace Park incorporates the Cross of Sacrifice, ornamental and native plants, as well as iconic the Prince Henry Gardens, Ester Lipman cultural collections and Victorian buildings. Gardens and Pioneer Women’s Memorial Breathe in the fragrant perfume of the Gardens. It’s located just across the River International Rose Garden and admire the Torrens where Sir Edwin Smith Avenue, War Amazon Waterlily Pavilion. Memorial Drive and King William Road meet. Botanic Park Adelaide–Himeji Garden Situated between the Botanic Garden and This beautiful garden blends two classic Adelaide Zoo, Botanic Park plays venue for Japanese styles, the lake and mountain garden Adelaide’s annual international music festival and the dry garden, and celebrates Adelaide’s WOMADelaide in March. Access is via sister-city relationship with the ancient Hackney Road into Plane Tree Drive. There is Japanese city of Himeji. The park sits at the onsite parking, plenty of shady trees and an corners of Glen Osmond Road, South Terrace interpretive trail. and Hutt Road.

36 southaustralia.com | parks and gardens Market Shed on Holland MARKETS

Not so long ago if you asked someone in Slightly further afield is the Fishermen’s Wharf Adelaide about fresh produce they’d point you Market in Port Adelaide. Held on Sundays and in one direction only – straight to the Adelaide on public holiday Mondays, the covered market Central Market on Gouger Street. These days, hosts a dizzying range of stalls selling giftware, there are a number of options when it comes clothing and collectables. Other nearby markets to sourcing fresh fruit and vegetables, artisan include the Torrens Island Market and Wild at produce, exotic mushrooms and the like. Heart located at Hart’s Mill. Over the past five or so years, a number of small Most visitors naturally make a beeline for the organic and night markets have sprung up across Adelaide Central Market, the largest undercover the city, while more established co-operatives market in the Southern Hemisphere. The market such as the Adelaide Farmers’ Market in operates Tuesday–Saturday and is a great Wayville have blossomed. The Sunday morning place to begin your South Australian food market at Wayville has proved so successful that odyssey. Guided walks, cooking classes and it has opened a sister market in Prospect, which demonstrations are also available. operates between 3–7pm on Thursdays. For something a little different, venture out The Market Shed on Holland, an inner-city to the weekly Gepps Cross Sunday Treasure market specialising in organic, vegetarian, vegan Market. The market features both new and and gluten-free produce, is open every Sunday. second hand goods, plus a fantastic range of Another relatively new arrival is the Adelaide Night stalls selling farm fresh fruit and vegetables. Market, a gathering of food stands, street fashion, giftware and live entertainment which takes place ADELAIDE CENTRAL on North Terrace on an infrequent basis. For all MARKET TOURS things hip, make sure you visit the Gilles Street Taste, discover and tour Australia’s best produce market. Market, Adelaide’s premier fashion and design A unique culinary experience and a must for any foodie! market, open on the first and third Sunday of Choose from a range of tours and special experiences, such every month at Gilles Street Primary School. as cooking demonstrations or a Cantonese Seafood Lunch. Bookings essential. There is also the Flinders Street Market, open every weekend in the heart of Adelaide which Mob: 0402 165 800 specialises in handmade, home-grown, unique Email: [email protected] and vintage items. www.centralmarkettour.com.au

markets | southaustralia.com 37 Adelaide's BEACHES Glenelg

Situated on Gulf St Vincent, Adelaide provides beach, there are a number of coastal walks and access to a number of excellent swimming cycle paths to explore with great city views. beaches. Those closest to the city, such as To the north of Glenelg you’ll find three of Glenelg, Henley and Semaphore, are child- Adelaide’s most popular beaches; Henley, friendly and patrolled by lifesavers in summer. Grange and Semaphore, each with its own There is excellent swimming further south at particular charm. Both Henley and Semaphore the Hallett Cove Conservation Park. Visitors can offer safe swimming and during the warmer follow an interpretive walking trail which traces months, Semaphore puts on a little fun fair the region’s cultural and geological heritage – with a carousel, waterslide, rides, amusements 1700 aboriginal artefacts have been found here. and a miniature steam railway. The park is open daily throughout the year. Of these three, Grange is the quietest with No visit to Adelaide is complete without a trip a village atmosphere, wooden jetty and to Glenelg, just 12 kilometres from Adelaide. patrolled beach. After your swim, unwind at the A tram runs from the city centre to the water’s waterfront café or the Grange Hotel. Energetic edge. Owing much to the English seaside, types can cycle or jog along the coastal path all Glenelg offers a good range of shops, cafés the way from Glenelg to Grange. and restaurants as well as plenty of fun A word about safety: while Adelaide’s beaches activities for the kids. are generally very safe, dangerous off shore If you are looking for something a little quieter, currents do occur from time to time. On try nearby Brighton Beach. With its old-fashioned patrolled beaches always swim between the jetty, cafés and restaurants, this is a great place red and yellow flags. If uncertain, stay out of to while away a few hours. Aside from the the water.

38 southaustralia.com | adelaide's beaches Port ADELAIDE Port River dolphins

Take a deep breath of fresh sea air and get ready to experience South Australia’s maritime heartland.

At Port Adelaide, find evocative seafaring history, self-guided Port Heritage Pub Trail. A visit to Port a waterside heritage precinct, a colourful pub Adelaide wouldn’t be complete without stopping scene and the world’s only inner-city dolphins – at the Port Dock Brewery Hotel for a beer. all only 20 minutes from the city. River boat cruises show another fascinating Take a walk along the docks and observe some view of the area – and the famous Port River of the finest colonial and Victorian buildings dolphins are well-known for following the boats. in Australia. Self-guided tours are available, Dolphins can often be seen in shallow protected including ‘Kids Port Walks’, or book a local waters and the Port River Dolphin Trail identifies volunteer tour guide. ideal viewing opportunities for those with their The Maritime Museum, Railway Museum and own transport. Aviation Museum are all on Lipson Street and Kayaking is another way in which you can open daily. Check out the spitfire, climb the old explore the rich marine environment, the ketch and ride the steam train. abandoned wrecks of the ships’ graveyard and Sunday is market day, check out our Wild at the vast number of mangrove-lined tidal creeks. Hart fresh food market and Fishermen’s Wharf Make your first port of call at the Markets, which are next to two iconic Port Port Adelaide Visitor Information Centre buildings – Hart’s Mill and the Lighthouse. 66 Commercial Road, Port Adelaide. Go exploring and find ‘The Port’s’ many hidden Open daily 9am–5pm, closed Christmas Day. treasures, including the South American inspired Phone: (08) 8405 6560 or freecall: 1800 629 888 Jackalope Gallery and a colourful range of (country/interstate callers) or visit Aboriginal art and gifts at Better World Arts. www.portenf.sa.gov.au/tourism Find great local cafés and, of course, pubs. Many of the local establishments serve up a swag of history as well as great food and atmosphere; you can sample them all on the Editorial supplied by:

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Semaphore Beach

delicious aroma of fish and chips fills the night air, Semaphore’s white sands, fine dining has undoubtedly come to Semaphore. family-friendly shallows Enjoy a tremendous sense of space. Semaphore Beach is deep and white and backed by low and colourful foreshore dunes rather than tall buildings, so you get a make for a classic Adelaide sense of being kilometres from anywhere. beachside escape. There’s a famous expanse of green foreshore – two kilometres of public space preserved and reserved for what beach holidays are supposed to be all about – having fun. Here play minigolf, Semaphore Road – one of Adelaide’s widest slither down the waterslide, ride on the vintage boulevards – is finding a new sense of style. carousel or ferris wheel, buy ice creams and fish Funky boutiques have opened their doors and chips from a beachside kiosk, cycle on the alongside famous ‘old salt’ pubs, contemporary Coast Path or take a ride on the steam train that cafés are serving al fresco, and even though the puffs two kilometres along the shoreline.

42 southaustralia.com | semaphore Semaphore’s maritime history isn’t confined to Semaphore is fast becoming one of Adelaide’s a museum, nor hidden by developments. Even premier eating out hot spots. from the end of the jetty you can see the Timeball Stay longer, discover more and wake to the Tower, the largest working carousel in the sound of waves. In the area you’ll find luxury Southern Hemisphere, the glorious 1920s Palais apartments, bed and breakfasts, a caravan park, bathing pavilion, the historical buildings along hotel accommodation in pubs, and even Semaphore Road and the Ozone Theatre building. a converted church. Discover a colourful shopping experience, with Regular events include the Summer Carnival, a diverse range of shops doing their own thing, New Year’s Eve and Australia Day fireworks, creating one of the most colourful shopping Greek Festival and Semaphore Music Festival. experiences in South Australia. Check out the After visiting Semaphore, check out nearby edgy mix of old, alternative and new – the street historic Port Adelaide and its attractions. where ‘boutique’ sits beside ‘bargain’, ‘chic’ beside ‘cheeky’, and ‘contemporary vintage’ Contact the Port Adelaide Visitor Information beside shops that have been serving the locals Centre on (08) 8405 6560. For more details for decades. visit www.portenf.sa.gov.au/tourism Enjoy high quality food in a unique beachside atmosphere where fine dining and great pubs mix together with quirky cafés and good old fashioned fish and chips by the beach. Editorial supplied by:

You’ve barely left the city but it feels like another world when you arrive at Discovery Holiday Parks – Adelaide Beachfront. You’ll be exploring the Semaphore coastal precinct in no time. FEATURING • Self Contained Cabins • Powered/Camping Sites • BBQ & Camp Kitchen Swimming Pool • Pedal Cart Hire • Kiosk • Playground • Laundry

For bookings & enquiries FREECALL 1800 810 140 www.discoveryholidayparks.com.au

349 Military Rd, Semaphore Park SA 5019 [email protected] Adelaide Beachfront

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ACCOMMODATION

in North Adelaide or Sussex Cottage, a lovingly With its combination of restored heritage property dating back to 1860. In the CBD you will find the city’s most established city hotels, boutique prestigious hotels, such as the Hilton properties, apartments and Adelaide and Adina Apartment Hotel Adelaide glamourous new openings, Treasury (both on Victoria Square) and the InterContinental Adelaide which overlooks the Adelaide now offers more options River Torrens and Adelaide Oval. The Playford for where to stay than ever before. Hotel, Stamford Plaza Adelaide and Rendezvous Hotel are also centrally located. Those on a tighter budget will find a good choice of hostels, motels and caravan parks Adelaide’s accommodation scene is undergoing close to the city and beaches. There are also a spectacular makeover. The recent opening plenty of affordable accommodation options in of three new major properties, Ibis Adelaide, the nearby suburbs of North Adelaide, Unley, Quest King William South, The Watson and the Norwood, Fullarton and Wayville. luxurious Mayfair Hotel, which opens in early 2015, has not only increased visitor choice but If you like the idea of being near the ocean, then injected a sense of glamour and excitement into the beachside suburb of Glenelg is an option the city with more new hotels planned. worth considering and less than 20 minutes to the city by car or 30 minutes on the tram. Mid-range accommodation includes established players such as the Crowne Plaza, Mercure Families with young children will enjoy nearby Grosvenor Hotel, Majestic Roof Garden Hotel Adelaide Shores Caravan Park which offers and the Hotel Grand Chancellor, plus newer camping and caravan sites plus an impressive arrivals such as the smaller Clarion Hotel Soho. range of deluxe cabins. There are also plenty of activites to keep the kids entertained Adelaide is particularly well served with including a water play area, heated swimming apartment accommodation, including a range pools, jumping pillow, play equipment, go karts of Oaks or Quest hotels and resorts, Miller and a games room. Apartments, iStay Precinct, and the Old Lion Apartments in North Adelaide. For a complete listing of hotels, motels, self- contained apartments, B&Bs, hostels and For something a little different, you might caravan parks visit www.southaustralia.com consider booking the luxurious Fire Engine Suite

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ADELAIDE CITY FRINGE ADELAIDE LUXURY BEACH HOUSE APARTMENTS • Serviced one and two bedroom apartments • Cost-effective family suite apartments – sleep up to six • Motel rooms • Kitchens • Laundry • Privacy and security • Only three kilometres from the city • Close to airport, hospitals,Quiet public transport, location shopping within and beaches walking • FREE internetdistance offer • toFREE city secure centre parking • 239 Glen• Modern Osmond fullyRoad, self Frewville contained Ph: (08) 8379• One 6027 and twoMob: bedrooms 0400 298 490 ACCOMMODATION Email: [email protected]• Family accommodation to five berth www.accommodationadelaide.com.au • Spa available Award-winning beachfront home • Wireless internet GLENELG ACCOMMODATION • 4.5 Star rating. 2014 STAYZ ‘Best indulgence holiday rental SPECIALISTSCnr London & Stevenson streets, Port Lincoln in SA’ • Three storey contemporary home on the seafront at Ph: (08) 8683 4884 Henley Beach • Only 15 minutes from Adelaide city centre Baybeachfrontwww.portlincolncabinpark.com.au – Bayview – Bayswaterfront. • Flexible floor plan suitable for couples to groups, up to Self-contained one, two and three bedroom holiday 12 people • Three to four bedrooms and study, three apartments. Blissfully located by the beach in the heart bathrooms, spa bath, two separate living areas of Glenelg. Ocean, park or marina views and pet-friendly • Complimentary Barossa sparkling wine, chocolates and apartments available. Wi-Fi • Barbecue, balconies, private garden, double garage

Esplanade, Henley Beach Ph: (08) 8294 9666 Mob: 0418 675 339 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.accommodationspecialists.com.au www.adelaideluxurybeachhouse.com.au

The Hotel Grand Chancellor Adelaide on Hindley is conveniently located in downtown Adelaide, just a 3 minute walk from the Convention Centre and a short stroll from Rundle Mall and the vibrant entertainment and restaurant district. Positioned within the cultural hub of the West End and close to the business district, the hotel is the perfect gateway to the city’s many unique regions. The Hotel Grand Chancellor Adelaide on Hindley boasts 208 modern deluxe, executive rooms and suites. The hotel also hosts a range of conference and meeting facilities.

65 Hindley Street, Adelaide Ph: (08) 8231 5552 Fax: (08) 8237 3800 Email: [email protected] www.grandchancellorhotels.com.au

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Five great ways to stay in South Australia with Oaks Hotels & Resorts.

With properties located in CBD Adelaide and beachside Glenelg, Oaks is a perfect base to explore South Australia’s myriad of attractions, whether it be admiring the beaches and surrounding wine regions or exploring the city centre. Each hotel offers a superb array of onsite facilities with all the luxuries of a self-contained apartment, contemporary spaces and spectacular views. Whether it’s business or pleasure, Oaks is sure to please.

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Located within Mercure Grosvenor Hotel Adelaide on Superbly located on bustling North Terrace in the heart of the North Terrace. Opposite Adelaide Casino, Festival Centre, city. Moments walk to Adelaide Casino, Festival Centre and Convention Centre and free city tram stop. Rundle Mall shopping precinct. Our compact, air-conditioned Classic rooms (in either Queen This four Star hotel offers a wide variety of room types to or Twin bedding) are perfect for the budget traveller. fit the needs and budgets of all travellers. Facilities include These three Star hotel rooms have access to The Federal 24 hour reception, room service, The Federal Restaurant Restaurant and Bar, 24 hour reception and room service, & Bar, onsite parking and Wi-Fi internet. parking and internet.

125 North Terrace, Adelaide 125 North Terrace, Adelaide Ph: (08) 8407 8888 Ph: (08) 8407 8888 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.ibisstylesadelaidegrosvenor.com.au www.mercuregrosvenorhotel.com.au

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Mayfair Hotel, Adelaide’s newest five star boutique hotel • 1910 Queen Anne Villa – s/cont B&B in the heart of the city, links Rundle Mall to the exciting • Private upstairs four room suite – sleeps six Riverbank Entertainment region. This beautiful, heritage- • Antiques, open fire, two double bedrooms listed building, complemented by a stunning architecturally • Kitchenette, ensuite, clawfoot bath and built-in laundry, designed jewel box addition, embraces all the finest aspects private entry of an iconic landmark. • Close to beach, airport and the Jetty Road trams Elegant rooms, a stunning rooftop lounge, light filled event • LCD TV/DVD/CD/radio, R/C air-con bedrooms spaces, stylish dining and bar options and attentive service • Accommodates two couples and children blend harmoniously to create a delightful fusion of past and present. 45 King William Street, Adelaide 28 Broadway, Glenelg Ph: (08) 8210 8888 Mob: 0412 221 724 Email: [email protected] Email: glenelg@waterbayvilla–bnb.com.au www.mayfairhotel.com.au www.waterbayvilla-bnb.com.au FROM THE CITY TO THE SEA

Stamford Hotels and Resorts Adelaide provide two unique properties in two of Adelaide's most sought after locations, in the heart of Adelaide CBD and in the stunning seaside suburb of Glenelg.

Stamford Plaza Adelaide Stamford Grand Adelaide Perfectly located in the heart of the Adelaide CBD the Located on absolute beachfront at one of Adelaide’s hotel features 335 guest rooms with stunning views of most popular seaside suburbs Glenelg, Stamford the parklands, Adelaide Oval or the city. It’s the ideal Grand Adelaide is one of Australia’s leading resort-style destination for a 5-star, inner city getaway. hotels, just a 20 minute drive to theS Adelaide CBD.

150 North Terrace, Moseley Square, Adelaide SA 5000 Glenelg SA 5045 Phone 08 8461 1111 Phone 08 8376 1222 Adelaide stamford.com.au/spa Adelaide stamford.com.au/sga

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SHOPPING

department stores. The latter has just With renovations to Rundle undergone a major overhaul and with a range of cafés, restaurants and juice bars on the Mall complete, a new buzz downstairs level. Why not stop for lunch? around the East End and the Those looking for home-grown designs and arrival of global fashion quirky homewares should wander down to the brands, Adelaide’s shopping city’s East End precinct, which includes the lower end of Rundle Street and fashionable scene is looking pretty hot. Ebenezer Place. The former site of Adelaide’s original fruit and vegetable market is now packed with intriguing boutiques, cafés and providores.

While Adelaide’s small bar revolution has This part of Rundle Street also houses several received plenty of publicity, the city’s retail adventure equipment stores, such as Columbia, scene has been undergoing an equally Mountain Designs and Paddy Pallin – ideal if important make over. Rundle Mall, the city’s you are planning to do some camping, hiking, major shopping hub, is now thoroughly climbing or other strenuous activity. refreshed, with new street furniture, flower There are several funky shopping precincts and food stalls and stylish paving. International outside the CBD. The two best known are jeweller Tiffany & Co. have also recently opened King William Road in Hyde Park and Burnside their doors on North Terrace, adding glamour to Village in the leafy suburb of Glenside. Adelaide’s main cultural boulevard. One of Adelaide’s prettiest high streets, Apart from several iconic shopping arcades, King William Road offers a combination of high- such as the historic Adelaide Arcade, Rundle end fashion labels and small, unique eateries. Mall is home to both Myer and David Jones Meanwhile, Burnside Village is the city’s most

shopping | southaustralia.com 49 prestigious retail venue, hosting major fashion to clothing, sporting equipment and fashion labels such as Zara, Karen Millen, Sass & Bide, accessories. There are Westfield shopping SABA and Willow. centres in Modbury and West Lakes. Bargain- Fashionistas will also enjoy The Parade, a hunters, meanwhile, should venture to Harbour bustling retail strip in the eastern suburb of Town in West Beach which contains over 130 Norwood. Apart from several well known outlet stores. Glenelg's Jetty Road also has a clothing stores, visitors will find bookstores, great selection of shops. cafés, flower stalls and a new-look cinema Shopping hours complex. Adelaide’s finest antique shops can be found on nearby Magill Road, just a ten minute Most stores in Adelaide open Monday–Saturday walk from The Parade. Melbourne Street and 9am–5pm, but do not open until 11am on O’Connell Street in North Adelaide are also Sundays. Many shops in Rundle Mall stay open home to some funky fashion boutiques, coffee until 7pm during the week. Late night trading shops, cafés and restaurants. is not uniform. Bigger retailers in the city trade until 9pm on Fridays, while most suburban At the other end of the spectrum is Westfield shops are open until 9pm on Thursdays. Many Marion, Adelaide’s largest contemporary service stations are open 24 hours and sell shopping mall selling everything from fresh food essentials such as milk, bread and newspapers.

Rundle Street, Adelaide

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• South Australia’s favourite and only outlet shopping destination • Over 130 quality outlet stores and many of your favourite brands including fashion, footwear, homewares and more • Just 15 minutes from the Adelaide CBD and 10 minutes from Glenelg • Visit the Tourism Lounge to pick up your FREE Tourism Club Card offering even further discounts, tourismclub refreshments, luggage storage and more. HBA 0495Harbour Tourism Card Update_Adelaide.indd 1 Town9/12/13 11:47Adelaide AM – Your ultimate shopping day trip destination.

Open 7 days a week Mon-Wed 9am-5.30pm | Thurs 9am-9pm | Fri 9am-5.30pm Sat 9am-5pm | Sun 11am-5pm | Public Holidays 11am-5pm (selected stores) there’s no town like it excludes Good Friday and Christmas Day harbourtownadelaide.com.au Ph (08) 8355 1144 | 727 Tapleys Hill Road, West Beach

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Looking for that special something? Experience fine international and With over 300 original stores local cuisine, beauty services, fashion, and restaurants, Unley Road jewellery, accessories, toys, furniture, offers diversity and quality just antiques, arts, crafts and more from 5 minutes from the Adelaide CBD. friendly, family-owned businesses.

Catch a taxi to Unley Road, or hail buses 148, 190, 190B, 195, and 196 from bus stop C3 on King William St. unleyroadtraders.com.au facebook.com/unleyroad

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Wholesale Opal and Sapphire Jewellery Manufacturers

The Australian Opal Company is a leading wholesaler to opal and jewellery shops around Australia. They $110 also sell their stunning jewellery range at the same wholesale prices in their Hahndorf and Barossa Valley shops. Many styles from budget to investment pieces. Come and see their experienced staff cutting and polishing opal and crafting elegant opal jewellery in a glass workshop in their Hahndorf shop. $230 Let their wholesale prices do the talking.

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Over 70 Shops & Businesses · Open 7 days · Opposite the fountain in Rundle Mall www.adelaidearcade.com.au

64 southaustralia.com | shopping Tarts – Textile and Arts Collective

Open 10–5pm Monday to Saturday Tarts, now in its eleventh year, is an exciting and unique artist-run gallery and shop situated in Gays Arcade, off the heritage-listed Adelaide Arcade. Enter from Rundle Mall, Grenfell Street or Twin Street. Displaying around 30 South Australian Artists and Designers, Tarts offers a large variety of quality, limited edition, original, contemporary textile art, ceramics, glass, sculpture, paintings, original prints, jewellery, homewares, accessories and gifts.

Tarts Collective, Adelaide Arcade Rundle Mall, Adelaide City Ph/Fax: (08) 8232 0265 Like us on www.tartscollective.com.au Facebook

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66 southaustralia.com | shopping Getting HERE Adelaide Airport

Adelaide can be easily accessed by air from all Canberra – Adelaide: 1 hour 40 minutes Australian capital cities and many international Brisbane – Adelaide: 2 hours 30 minutes destinations. Flying time from Europe is around Perth – Adelaide: 3 hours 10 minutes 21 hours, excluding stopovers. Flying time from Darwin – Adelaide: 3 hours 35 minutes south-east Asia is around eight hours. Alice Springs – Adelaide: 2 hours If you’re visiting Australia from overseas with Getting from the airport an international carrier which books through the Virgin Australia Airpass website, you’ll be eligible Adelaide Airport is only eight kilometres from for great priced flights around Australia, Asia and the centre of the city. Taxis, shuttle buses and the South Pacific. Check their website for the public transport options are all available. There latest information. is a AUD $2 levy on all taxi fares to and from the airport. The average taxi fare from the city centre Singapore Airlines, Air New Zealand, Cathay to the airport is AUD $20. Northern Flyer offers a Pacific, Emirates, Virgin Australia and Jetstar private shuttle bus from the airport to city hotels, International fly to Adelaide from various seven days a week. The government-run JetBus countries. Qantas offers international access runs between the airport, Adelaide city and to Adelaide through its code-shared services some suburbs. with Emirates. Several domestic airlines fly to Adelaide. Trains and Coach Travel Qantas Airways, Tiger Air, Virgin Australia Great Southern Rail (www.greatsouthernrail. and Jetstar offer frequent daily services from com.au) operates the Ghan, The Overland and Australia's capital cities. Flights to smaller, Indian-Pacificservices, which link Adelaide regional airports, such as Kangaroo Island, are to Perth, Sydney, Melbourne, Alice Springs also available. Domestic flight times (direct) are: and Darwin. Coach travel to Australia’s major Melbourne – Adelaide: 1 hour 5 minutes capital cities and regional centres across South Sydney – Adelaide: 1 hour 40 minutes Australia is also available.

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QUICK FACTS with them as hand luggage or wear when they leave the country. Conditions apply, so check Time zone with the Australian Customs Service on South Australia's time zone is Central Standard 1300 363 263 or www.customs.gov.au Time (CST). Daylight Saving operates between October and April, when clocks go forward Tipping one hour. Tipping is not expected in Australia but it is customary to leave some change at a Postal services café or bar. Round up taxi fares if the driver Post offices are located in main shopping is particularly good. The standard tip in a centres. They also sell Metrotickets and phone restaurant is 10 per cent of the total bill. cards. The General Post Office (GPO) is housed in a grand Victorian building on the corner of King Voltage William and Franklin streets, Adelaide. Opening Electricity voltage for domestic use is hours are Monday–Friday 9am–5:30pm and 240 volt AC. Most hotels have provisions Saturday 9am–12:30pm. for 110 volt AC. For visitors travelling with 110 volt appliances, it’s advisable to bring Public toilets a small 110 volt transformer and a plug Public toilets are usually located in large retail conversion kit. precincts, botanic gardens and parks and public buildings, and are generally well signposted. MONEY MATTERS Smoking Currency In South Australia, smoking is prohibited inside Australian currency (AUD $) is a decimal all public buildings, restaurants, cafés, bars and currency with the dollar as the basic unit. One pubs. Smoking is prohibited on public transport dollar equals 100 cents. Notes are in $100, $50, and covered bus, train and tram stops. $20, $10 and $5 denominations. Coins are in $2, $1, 50c, 20c, 10c and 5c. Prices are rounded Taxes to the nearest 5c. Australia has a Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 10 per cent. Prices in Australia are usually Banking shown with the tax included. Travellers might There are automatic teller machines (ATMs) be able to claim a refund for goods they take throughout the city and suburbs, at banks,

68 southaustralia.com | useful information shopping centres, large petrol stations and American Express Westpac convenience stores. Major credit cards are 1 King William Street, Adelaide accepted in most retail stores and restaurants. Shop 32, Citi Centre Arcade, ATMs will accept most cards but there may be Rundle Mall, Adelaide a transaction fee. Escape Travel Shop The main offices of the major banks are: 1/28 Grenfell Street, Adelaide ANZ 121 King William Street, Adelaide Travel Money Oz Shop 1, 28 Grenfell Street, Adelaide BankSA 13 Jetty Road, Glenelg 97 King William Street, Adelaide Travelex Commonwealth Bank c/- Australia Post, Shop 59, Level 1, City Cross 96 King William Street, Adelaide Shopping Centre, Rundle Mall, Adelaide

HSBC Australia HSBC Australia 55 Grenfell Street, Adelaide 55 Grenfell Street, Adelaide Shop 4, Beehive Corner, Rundle Mall, Adelaide NAB T1 Departure Level, Adelaide Airport 22–28 King William Street, Adelaide

Westpac 1 King William Street, Adelaide Foreign Currency Exchange STAYING SAFE Exchange facilities are available at Adelaide Phone 13 14 44 for police assistance or Airport, all major bank branches and several phone 000 for all emergencies. specialist outlets.

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2015 2016 2015 New Year’s Day Thursday 1 Jan Friday 1 Jan Term 1 27 January–10 April Australia Day Monday 26 Jan Tuesday 26 Jan Term 2 27 April–3 July Adelaide Cup Monday 9 Mar Monday 14 Mar Term 3 20 July–25 September Good Friday Friday 3 Apr Friday 25 Mar Term 4 12 October–11December Easter Monday Monday 6 Apr Monday 28 Mar ANZAC Day Saturday 25 Apr Monday 25 Apr 2016 Queen’s Birthday Monday 8 Jun Monday 13 Jun Term 1 1 February–15 April Labour Day Monday 5 Oct Monday 3 Oct Term 2 2 May–8 July Christmas Day Friday 25 Dec Monday 26 Dec* Term 3 25 July–30 September Proclamation Day Monday 28 Dec Tuesday 27 Dec Term 4 17 October–16 December * additional day as 25 December falls on a Sunday

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ESSENTIAL SERVICES Recharge Facilities There are recharge stations for mobile devices Laundries and dry cleaners at the City Library. For a full list of places to Most city hotels offer laundry and dry cleaning recharge your mobility scooter or wheelchair services, but same day service is not widely visit www.rechargescheme.org.au and available. Coin-operated laundries are also www.adelaidecitycouncil.com/access widely available. Newspapers Karl Chehade Dry Cleaning Adelaide’s daily newspaper is The Advertiser with 193 Hutt Street, Adelaide the Sunday Mail on Sunday. Thursday’s edition Manhattan Dry Cleaners includes an entertainment guide. InDaily is a daily 9 Adelaide Arcade, Adelaide online news site and there is also The Adelaide Review monthly. The State Library of South Shiny Bright’s Laundry Australia on North Terrace carries a wide selection 81 Carrington Street, Adelaide of national and international newspapers. The Village Wash House Free bike hire 20 Chapel Street, North Adelaide Adelaide Free Bikes has been operating since Public telephones 2005 and offers visitors the use of bicycles The cost of a local call is approximately 50 cents free of charge during daylight hours. per call. Phone cards can be purchased from For more information about the scheme visit most newsagencies. Credit phones operate www.bikesa.asn.au/AdelaideFreeBikes. using bank ATM cards and cater for business Bikes are available at a large number of outlets travellers and tourists. across the city (including those below). To hire a bike you must produce a valid passport, Internet access drivers’ licence or Australian proof of age card. Adelaide Free Wi-Fi provides free wireless Adelaide City Council coverage in outdoor areas across the CBD 25 Pirie Street, Adelaide and North Adelaide. It is the largest and best Open Monday–Friday 8:30am–5pm performing City Wi-Fi network in Australia and is on par with the best in the world. For more Adelaide Convention Centre information head to www.adelaidefreewifi.com.au North Terrace, Adelaide Open Monday–Friday 9am–4pm

70 southaustralia.com | useful information Adelaide Meridien Women’s and Children’s Hospital 21–39 Melbourne Street, North Adelaide 72 King William Road, North Adelaide Open daily 8am–6pm Late night chemist Adelaide Traveller's Inn Midnight Pharmacy 220 Hutt Street, Adelaide 192–198 Wakefield Street, Adelaide Open daily 8am–7pm Open daily 7am–midnight Adelaide Zoo Phone: (08) 8232 4445 Frome Road, Adelaide Dental Surgeons Open daily 9:30am–5pm Adelaide Dentalcare Backpack Oz First floor, 45 Grenfell Street, Adelaide 144 Wakefield Street, Adelaide Phone: (08) 8212 5976 Open daily during daylight hours Adelaide Dental Hospital Bike SA Frome Road, Adelaide 53 Carrington Street, Adelaide Phone: (08) 8222 8222 Open daily 9am–5pm Doctors Golf Links Par 3 Adelaide Health Care War Memorial Drive, North Adelaide 43 Carrington Street, Adelaide Open daily 10am–4pm Phone: (08) 8410 0774 North Adelaide Community Centre Globe Medical 176 Tynte Street, North Adelaide Level 1, 21 Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide Open Monday–Friday 9am–4pm Phone: (08) 8232 7372 Peterpan's Adventure Travel Morphettville Medical Centre 119 Waymouth Street, Adelaide 520 Anzac Highway, Glenelg East Open daily 10am–5pm Phone: (08) 8376 0511

HEALTH Norwood Village Medical & Dental Centre 201 The Parade, Norwood Public Hospitals Phone: (08) 8245 1334 Flinders Medical Centre Flinders Drive, Bedford Park Medical charges Australia’s public health care system is called Lyell McEwen Hospital Medicare. Eligibility for benefits is generally Haydown Road, Elizabeth Vale restricted to permanent residents of Australia. Queen Elizabeth Hospital However, Australia does have reciprocal health 28 Woodville Road, Woodville South care agreements with several countries so it’s best to check before you leave home and to Royal Adelaide Hospital always have appropriate travel insurance. North Terrace, Adelaide

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FIRE DANGER TRAVEL INFO

During Fire Danger Season, generally from Accredited Visitor 1 December to 30 April, there are strict Information Centres conditions for lighting any fire, including a Adelaide Visitor Information Centre campfire. On Total Fire Ban Days, all fires are James Place (just off Rundle Mall), Adelaide banned. Avoid severe penalties by checking Open Monday–Friday 9am–5pm; Saturday– www.cfs.sa.gov.au before lighting any fires. Sunday 10am–4pm; public holidays 11am–3pm; On days of high fire danger where high closed Christmas Day and Good Friday temperatures, wind and low humidity are Phone: 1300 655 276 (weekdays); 1300 588 140 forecast know your risk and what you will do (weekends) to stay safe in the event of a fire. Download the Glenelg Visitor Information Centre CFS FireApp or use the CFS Facebook page Bay Discovery Centre, Moseley Square, Glenelg to stay informed. Observe the daily weather Open Monday–Friday 9am–5pm; Saturday, forecast and Fire Danger Ratings and listen for Sunday and public holidays 10am–3pm; closed warning messages from the CFS on your local Christmas Day and Good Friday radio station. Phone: (08) 8294 5833 or 1300 422 008 Further bushfire safety information is available Port Adelaide Visitor Information Centre by contacting the Bushfire Information Hotline 66 Commercial Road, Port Adelaide on 1300 362 361 (TTY 13 36 77) or visit Open daily 9am–5pm, closed Christmas Day www.cfs.sa.gov.au Phone: (08) 8405 6560 or 1800 629 888 (freecall) EMERGENCY BROADCASTING Useful Websites

ABC broadcasts official warnings from Conferences emergency agencies at regular intervals www.adelaideconvention.com.au on ABC Local Radio, ABC News 24 and via www.adelaidecc.com.au twitter @abcemergency. For ABC Local Radio www.aeec.com.au frequencies phone 13 99 94 or go to Disabled travellers www.abc.net.au/emergency. 891 ABC Adelaide www.dircsa.org.au is also available via the ABC Radio mobile app. www.afdo.org.au

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72 southaustralia.com | useful information www.venuetix.com.au ADVERTISING SYMBOL AND www.bass.net.au LOGO DEFINITIONS www.ticketek.com.au Businesses displaying the ‘tick’ logo Families participate in a quality assurance process www.whatsonforadelaidefamilies.com.au to ensure the highest standards of business Gay and lesbian travellers practice. For peace of mind, look for the tick www.galta.com.au as your assurance of quality and reliability. www.gaynewsnetwork.com.au The South Australian Tourism Commission supports the accreditation process and visitors National and conservation parks are encouraged to support accredited businesses. www.environment.sa.gov.au For more information go to www.QualityTourismSouthAustralia.com.au Public transport www.adelaidemetro.com.au Eco certification program. Visas, immigration and taxes www.ecotourism.org.au www.immi.gov.au www.customs.gov.au Respecting Our Culture program. www.ecotourism.org.au/roc.asp Visiting Adelaide and South Australia www.southaustralia.com Accredited Visitor Information Centres are www.cityofadelaide.com.au part of a program committed to quality THE CREAM OF THE CROP business practice, professionalism, and designed to provide visitors with a consistent and The SA Tourism Awards recognise recognised level of customer service throughout excellence in South Australian tourism. South Australia. These centres are dedicated Awards are bestowed on those tourism to providing visitors with up to date, relevant experiences judged to be the most outstanding information and in most cases make bookings. and of the highest quality. Visitors can book award-winning Adelaide tourism experiences. Visitor Information Outlets provide visitors 2014 Tourism Award winners in Adelaide are: with basic tourism information. These outlets may sometimes be located within • Adelaide Shores another business. • Beyond the Boardroom – Team Building Australia Businesses displaying this logo offer • Cellar Door Wine Festival online reservations enabling you to check • Clipsal 500 availability and instantly confirm your booking. • Find your Everything – Unley Precincts • Harbour Town Adelaide Family-friendly. • The Playford • West Terrace Cemetery Pet-friendly. • Windy Point Restaurant & Café For more information on the SA Tourism Awards Disabled facilities. visit www.satourismawards.com.au

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