Hotel Grand Chancellor Adelaide

Prepare to be awestruck at the magnificent Adelaide Oval, one of the world's most picturesque sporting grounds! This iconic venue, located in the heart of Adelaide's Riverbank, hosts thrilling cricket matches, football games, concerts, and major events that draw visitors from all corners of the globe. Get ready for an unforgettable experience, from exciting Stadium Tours to the luxurious stay at Oval Hotel, incredible dining, and breathtaking city views during a thrilling RoofClimb adventure. At Adelaide Oval, there's something for everyone to enjoy! Image: South Australian Tourism Commission

Step into shopping heaven at Rundle Mall, a fabulous pedestrian street mall in Adelaide, South Australia. Since its opening in 1976, this bustling mall has been a haven for shoppers, closing the street to vehicles and turning it into a shopper's paradise. Explore a variety of shops, boutiques, and stores as you stroll along this vibrant mall, enjoying the lively atmosphere and the best retail therapy. Image: South Australian Tourism Commission

Explore the beauty of nature at the Botanic Gardens of South Australia! With three stunning public gardens, including the Adelaide Botanic Garden, Mount Lofty Botanic Garden, and Wittunga Botanic Garden, these green havens have been offering cultural, recreational, educational, and scientific delights for over 160 years! Get ready to be enchanted by the wonders of these magical gardens, where you can immerse yourself in a world of natural wonder.

The State Library of South Australia is the institution that collects and maintains the documented history of the state. It is the largest public research library in the state, with a collection focus on South Australian information.

Calling all animal lovers! Adelaide Zoo is a must-visit attraction, home to over 2,500 animals from 250 different species! With a magnificent setting amidst lush botanic surroundings, this iconic zoo has been delighting visitors since 1883. Join generations of South Australians who have experienced the wonder of a zoo visit, discovering exotic and native creatures from mammals and birds to reptiles and fish. It's a journey filled with awe and fascination for all ages. Image: South Australian Tourism Commission

No history buff’s trip to Adelaide is complete without a visit to The South Australian Museum. Owned by the Government, the museum was founded in the mid-1800s and showcases South Australia’s natural history. It’s an excellent option for a rainy day, too. Image: South Australian Tourism Commission

Adelaide’s National Wine Centre celebrates the juice of the grape! If you’re a wine lover you’ll enjoy this interactive exhibition about South Australian wine-making and viticulture. Afterwards, you can put what you’ve learned to good use and treat yourself to a glass at one of Adelaide’s great wine bars.