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Rundle Street, Adelaide

48 HOURS IN ADELAIDE murals and sculptures through the streets Afternoon of the East End. Keep your eyes peeled for Hop on the free tram on King William Street If you’re only in town for a short stay, bursts of creativity around every corner. and make a pitstop at Victoria Square/ you’re in luck. Adelaide is a city designed Explore the best of fashion on Rundle Street Tarntanyangga. There are quite often events for discovery. Here’s our super-charged which is home to the greatest number of and activities underway and you might even itinerary for 48 hours in Adelaide. boutiques in . There are be treated to a food-truck lunch. Day 1 – Morning designers like Zimmermann bringing runway You can also head to the Adelaide Central There’s no better way to start the day than looks to your fingertips, vintage boutiques Market for the ultimate foodie experience. a workout with the beautiful Adelaide and an abundance of local talent. Wander It’s one of the largest covered markets in the Park Lands as your backdrop. Start with a down to , Australia’s first Southern Hemisphere and has been bringing jog or stroll around the Riverbank Precinct pedestrian mall, where there are more than the tastes of the world to Adelaide for over where the breathtaking view of the River 700 retailers. ‘The Spheres’, fondly known to 150 years. Wander the stalls where you will Torrens/Karrawirra Parri at dusk will leave locals as the Mall’s Balls, is a large sculpture find everything from gourmet chocolate to you feeling inspired for the entire day. and easy meeting spot. homemade pasta, seafood and fresh bread, Continue your journey past , From Rundle Mall, you can soak in the arts smallgoods to cheese, plus fresh fruit and the Centre and the Adelaide on North Terrace. Here you will find the Art vegetables. If you’re lucky, there will be ample Convention Centre. Gallery of South Australia, Migration Museum amounts of free tastings. It’s also the perfect place to pick up some delicious pressies for Once you’ve worked up an appetite, head and . You’ll also your avid foodie friends. over to the East End for a hearty feed. Along find the Mortlock Wing in the State Library Rundle Street and its surrounds, you’ll find of South Australia. It was voted one of the Continue the adventure through the West plenty of eclectic cafes and some of the best most beautiful libraries in the world and has End. Pop into MOD., UniSA’s Museum of restaurants in South Australia. It goes unsaid a distinct Harry Potter-esque vibe! Elder Hall Discovery, which is a future focused museum that the coffee is excellent too! Lonely Planet at the quite often have at the intersection of science, art and named Adelaide as one of the world’s best concerts at lunchtime so pop your head in to innovation. The exhibition changes twice a street art cities. You’ll spot plenty of beautiful possibly catch some live music. year and is interactive and engaging. Evening From here, continue up to O’Connell Street, Book onto an EcoCaddy guided tour in an Not to show off, but Lonely Planet also a strip of more than 40 restaurants, cafes, electric-assisted pedicab to feel the wind in named the West End one of the top three pubs and boutiques. Shop to your heart’s your hair as you explore the city highlights coolest neighbourhoods in Australia – with content or pop your feet up and grab a drink and Park Lands. Finish the tour at TreeClimb, good reason! Peel Street, Leigh Street and at one of many historic pubs. If you’re up for Australia’s first inner-city aerial adventure Bank Street are just a few of the laneways something more active, book in to do the park built within the natural environment of lined with boutique bars and celebrated RoofClimb at Adelaide Oval or enjoy a round the southern Park Lands. Enjoy the fresh air restaurants that are guaranteed to both of golf at the scenic Golf and views while you’re up in the tree canopies surprise and delight. Course. Be sure to check out the Adelaide tackling one of their seven aerial courses. Zoo, Australia’s second oldest zoo. There Adelaide has cemented itself as a foodie Evening are over 3,000 exotic and native animals in hot spot. Six of thirteen South Australian Gouger Street is an Adelaide favourite for this green oasis, including Wang Wang and restaurants in AFR’s 2018 Top 100 Restaurants those who are looking for variety. From Funi – the only Giant Pandas in the Southern in Australia happen to be right in the heart Mexican to Thai cuisine, the street is lined Hemisphere. of the city! The city is a melting pot of with restaurants suiting any budget. Afternoon cuisines from around the world, good ol’ For a nightcap, explore the city’s laneway fashioned pubs and restaurants pushing the The picturesque Adelaide Botanic Gardens bars. Boutique bars are aplenty and watering boundaries. Hutt Street is home to Adelaide sprawls across 23 hectares of the city. Take a holes like 55ml, Pink Moon Saloon, Proof, icons like Chianti and House of Chow, while guided tour or wander at your own leisure Clever Little Tailor and Udaberri all have the laneways off Hindley Street mix hole-in- through the luscious gardens. The Botanic their own unique quirks. If you fancy a the-wall ‘street-eat’ offerings with restaurants Gardens are much more than flora and fauna cocktail with a view try rooftop bars 2KW like Peel Street Restaurant that nail the art of and is rich with breathtaking architecture, or Hennessey Bar. Then, it’s time to finish culinary creativity. museums and more. For a truly special the night off on a high note! Adelaide is a experience, have lunch at the iconic Botanic UNESCO City of Music so live music and DJs Day 2 – Morning Gardens Restaurant or have a picnic in the are plentiful, providing the perfect conditions Start your day with a delicious brekky on tranquil Rundle Park/Kadlitpina in the Eastern to dance the night away. Melbourne Street then take a stroll and Park Lands, a stone’s throw away from the immerse yourself in the gorgeous colonial East End. architecture. Make your way to Light’s Vision Explore the Tandanya National Aboriginal on where there’s a statue Cultural Institute, the oldest Aboriginal- of Adelaide’s first surveyor-general, Colonel owned and managed multi-arts centre in . From the lookout you’ll get Australia. Tandanya fuses heritage, present stunning, sweeping views of the Park Lands day and the hope of the future through and city. the rich stories and art of contemporary and traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait cityofadelaide.com.au/explore Islander cultures.