Adelaide - Adelaide

Adelaide fra floden Torrens

Adelaide er hovedstaden i Sydaustralien. Det ligger på den østlige bred af St Vincent-bugten i den centrale, sydlige del af det australske kontinent. Adelaide er Australiens femte største by med en befolkning på over 1,2 millioner. Mere end tre fjerdedele af sydaustralierne bor i hovedstadsområdet Adelaide.

Adelaide er på en slette mellem rullende Adelaide Hills og Golfen og grænser op til mange af Australiens berømte vinregioner. Det Barossa Valley og Clare Valley regioner ligger mod nord, McLaren Vale og Langhorne Creek regioner mod syd og det køligere klima Adelaide Hills region mod øst. Historisk kendt som Kirkenes by på grund af sin nye verdensoprindelse som en inkubator for religionsfrihed, bevares meget af arkitekturen i den indre by fra kolonitiden. Stærkt påvirket af de fremherskende stilarter, der var populære i England på det tidspunkt, ligner arvarkitekturen mange europæiske byer bygget i det 19. århundrede. Byen er bygget på en netplan, der byder på træforede bygader usædvanligt brede og rummelige til en australsk metropol og seks bypladser omgivet af parkområder.

Nærhed til premium vin- og maddyrkningsregioner såvel som bølger af indvandring fra Tyskland, Italien, Grækenland, Vietnam, Kina og Indien har skabt en unik multikulturel gourmetmad og café-kultur i byen og indre forstæder. Denne cafékultur understøttes af Adelaides globale ry for kunst og især kunstfestivaler, der afholdes i marts, herunder Adelaide Festival og Adelaide Fringe Festival, som er næststørste til Edinburgh Fringe Festival i størrelse.

Byen er hjemsted for Adelaide Oval, berømt som en af ​​Test cricket's mest maleriske grunde og har været genudviklet at være vært for AFL-fodboldkampe i vintermånederne. Australsk fodbold har en lang historie i Adelaide, og AFL-kampe spilles på Adelaide Oval i North Adelaide. Adelaide og de omkringliggende vinregioner er også vært for Tour Down Under, som er det største cykelløb på den sydlige halvkugle og den første etape af UCI WorldTour.

Forstå

Det Sydaustralien tidszone er 30 minutter bagefter Australsk østlig standardtid (AEST) brugt i Victoria eller New South Wales. Det er også halvanden time før den australske vestlige standardtid (AWST), brugt i Vestlige Australien. South Australia observerer sommertid, svarende til andre sydlige / sydøstlige stater, men i modsætning til Western Australia, Queensland, eller den Northern Territory.

Klima

Adelaide er Australiens tørreste hovedstad med somre, der er varme og tørre, og med vintre, der er regnfulde og kølige.

I sommerer det gennemsnitlige maksimum 29 ° C (84 ° F), men der er betydelig variation, og Adelaide kan normalt forvente flere dage om året, når dagtemperaturen stiger over 40 ° C (104 ° F). Nedbør er let og sjældent hele sommeren. Gennemsnittet i januar og februar er omkring 20 millimeter (0,8 tommer), men helt regnfrie måneder er på ingen måde ualmindelige. I betragtning af det regelmæssige varme vejr er næsten alle offentlige bygninger, indendørs turistmål og mest offentlig transport fuldt klimatiserede.

I vinter fra juni til august er det gennemsnitlige maksimum 15–16 ° C (59–61 ° F), og minimumet er normalt omkring 8 ° C (46 ° F). Vinteren ser regelmæssig nedbør med juni som den vådeste måned i året med et gennemsnit på omkring 80 mm. Frost er almindelig i dalene i Adelaide Hills, men sjældent andre steder. Adelaide oplever intet snefald i selve byens centrum, selvom der meget lejlighedsvis kan observeres en lille sprinkling på højere grund på toppen af ​​Mount Lofty og i Adelaide Hills.

Efterår og forår er langsomme, gradvise ændringer mellem ekstreme sommer og vinter. Fra midten af ​​februar til slutningen af ​​marts går Adelaide ind i dens gale marts festival sæson af kunst, musik og sport festivaler for at drage fordel af det moderate vejr. Foråret er også et godt tidspunkt at besøge Adelaide, da blomster normalt blomstrer efter vinterens regn.

Historie

Aboriginal historie

De første mennesker, der boede på Adelaide-sletterne, var Kaurna-folk, hvis område strakte sig fra det, der nu er Port Broughton mod Adelaides nord, syd til Cape Jervis på den sydlige spids af Fleurieu-halvøen. Kaurna boede på Adelaide-sletterne i kaldte familiegrupper yerta, et ord, der også henviste til det areal, der støttede familiegruppen. Hver yerta var ansvaret for voksne voksne i Kaurna, der arvede landet og havde en intim viden om dets ressourcer og funktioner. Adelaide er rig Aboriginal historie og levende kultur kan udforskes på Tandanya, et aboriginal-ejet kultur- og historiecenter på Grenfell Street. Tandanya er gratis at besøge, og ture er tilgængelige mod et mindre gebyr.

Europæisk bosættelse

En luftfoto af Victoria Square i centrum, som var en integreret del af Adelaides plan for "gitterlayout", der blev designet i de tidlige dage af forliget.

Efter kortlægningen af ​​det sydlige Australiens kystlinje i det tidlige 19. århundrede af europæiske opdagelsesrejsende Matthew Flinders og Nicolas Baudin blev der afholdt en ekspedition ned ad Murray-floden, som rapporterede positivt på land ved kysten af ​​Gulf St Vincent. Samtidig var britiske reformatorer ivrige efter at etablere en koloni baseret på fri bosættelse snarere end ved transport af fanger, da alle de andre australske kolonier på det tidspunkt blev grundlagt. I 1834 blev South Australia Company grundlagt, og det overbeviste det britiske parlament om at vedtage en lov, der skabte en koloni for gratis bosættere i South Australia. I december 1836, efter en 10 måneders rejse med en flåde af skibe fra England, proklamerede den første guvernør, John Hindmarsh, oprettelsen af ​​den nye provins ved en ceremoni i det, der nu er strandforstaden Glenelg.

Efter krangel mellem kolonisterne, Adelaides første landmåler, designede William Light et bygitter af brede boulevarder omgivet af parkområder med en central firkant (Victoria Square) og fire mindre firkanter (Hindmarsh, Light, Whitmore og Hurtle), der ligger på de sydlige bredder af Torrens. Lights originale design, med små ændringer, overlever stort set den dag i dag.

Byens tidlige industrier var baseret på minedrift og landbrug med England som det vigtigste eksportmarked. Mange af de frie bosætters relativt radikale politik førte til, at Adelaide var hjemsted for en tidlig progressiv reform inklusive den hemmelige trykte afstemning, den første jurisdiktion i verden, der tillod kvinder at stemme og stille op til parlamentet og tidlig fagforening og aktivisme.

Post-Federation

Efter den australske føderation i 1901 begyndte Sydaustralien at flytte ind i sekundære fremstillingsindustrier, en proces, som blev sendt i overdrive af den langsigtede regering af den konservative premier Thomas Playford efter Anden Verdenskrig. Playford satte sig for at aktivt tiltrække produktionsvirksomheder som General Motors til Sydaustralien ved at tilbyde billig jord og lave skatter. Dette, sammen med den voksende allestedsnærværende biltransport, førte til Adelaides relativt lave tæthed, da arbejdere boede tæt på fabrikkerne, hvor de arbejdede i de ydre forstæder.

Massemigration fra Sydeuropa transformerede Adelaides anglo-keltiske kultur, hvor græske migranter hovedsagelig bosatte sig i de indre vestlige og indre sydlige forstæder og italienske migranter bosatte sig i de indre østlige og nordøstlige forstæder. Disse kulturelle identiteter fortsætter til i dag, hvor kontinentale delikatesser og caféer er et fælles træk ved Adelaides indre by.

Mens Syd-Australiens økonomi boomede, mistede dets offentlige og kulturelle liv meget af sin tidlige radikalisme med blå love, der krævede, at barer og pubber skulle lukke klokken seks om aftenen - hvilket medførte "klokken seks kl.". White Australia-politikken betød også, at Adelaides beboere overvejende havde europæisk baggrund.

Kosmopolitisk hovedstad

I 1960'erne oplevede en dramatisk ændring i Adelaides kulturelle liv med starten på Adelaide Festival of Arts og Adelaide Fringe Festival, som transformerede Adelaides kunstkultur og i slutningen af ​​årtiet blev valget af den første Labour-regering siden 1930'erne. I 1970 blev Don Dunstan Premier of South Australia. Dunstan var en transformerende figur og forsøgte at omforme Adelaide i form af en moderne kosmopolitisk hovedstad. Dunstans regering sluttede klokken seks, gågade Rundle Street og skabte Rundle Mall og byggede Festival Center og skabte et knudepunkt for kunst i Adelaide. Hans regering vedtog en række progressive reformer, herunder at gøre South Australia til den første jurisdiktion i Australien for at legalisere homoseksualitet. Denne gang oplevede også ændringer i Australiens immigrationslove, der så vietnamesiske og kinesiske migranter slutte sig til tidligere bølger af migration og oprettelsen af ​​samfund i de nordvestlige og vestlige forstæder samt Gouger Street's flersprogede Chinatown-distrikt ved siden af ​​Adelaide Central Market.

Efter at have mistet regeringen i en periode til de konservative i slutningen af ​​1970'erne vendte Labour tilbage til embetet under John Bannon i 1980'erne. Premier Bannon var en mere forretningsvenlig leder end Dunstan og forsøgte at drive udviklingen af ​​Adelaides by, idet han så opførelsen af ​​Adelaides højeste bygning nu kendt som Westpac House og udviklingen af ​​Adelaide Convention Center og Adelaide Casino. Imidlertid så dårlige banklån den statsstøttede State Bank of South Australia kollapsede i begyndelsen af ​​1990'erne, hvilket krævede en enorm redning fra staten og kastede staten dybt ind i gæld.

Genoplivning efter statsbanken

I 1990'erne under den liberale regering ledet af premiere Dean Brown, så John Olsen og Rob Kerin den konservative regering foretage aktivssalg og reducere offentlige tjenester for at reducere statsgælden. Denne reduktion i offentlige udgifter såvel som faldet i den australske fremstilling efter afskaffelsen af ​​toldmuren fra den føderale regering førte til langsom vækst i det sydlige Australiens økonomi og udbredte udvandring til de østlige hovedstæder, især Melbourne.

Labour vendte tilbage til kontoret i 2002 under Mike Rann, der søgte at omforme Adelaides industrielle base for at fokusere på uddannelsestjenester, minedrift og forsvarsindustri samt bygge videre på dets styrker inden for vin. Ranns regering investerede stærkt i genopbygning af byen med revisioner af offentlig transport, opførelse af et nyt centralt hospital og ombygning af Adelaide Oval. Efter ti år med Premier Rann som leder valgte Labour Jay Weatherill som premier i 2011, som stort set har fortsat denne dagsorden, men med fornyet fokus på at omdanne offentlige rum i indre by gennem lempelse af planlægningsrestriktioner og løsere spirituslicenser til små barer.

Adelaides centrum om natten maj 2013.

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Kort over Adelaide

Med fly

• -34.945138.5305561 Adelaide Internationale Lufthavn (ADL ^IATA) (omkring 7 km vest for byens centrum og tæt på populære turiststrande ved Glenelg og Henley Beach). Adelaide International Airport er overraskende godt forbundet og har daglige internationale flyvninger til knudepunkter i Asien, Mellemøsten og New Zealand, der giver mulighed for one-stop-forbindelser over hele kloden. Hyppigere flyforbindelser via Sydney eller Melbourne kan være billigere.  

Rejsende fra Asien kan tage direkte fly fra Hong Kong (på Cathay Pacific), Singapore (på Singapore Airlines), Kuala Lumpur (på Malaysia Airlines), Denpasar (på Jetstar Airways) og Guangzhou (på China Southern Airlines). Hvis du har et budget, kan du flyve fra Denpasar og Kuala Lumpur med Malindo Air. Rejsende fra Mellemøsten eller det nordlige Afrika kan tage en daglig flyvning på Qatar Airways fra Doha. Rejsende fra Europa kan tage en one-stop rejse til Adelaide på nogen af ​​disse transportører.

Rejsende fra Sydafrika kan først flyve direkte til Perth og forbind derefter til en indenrigsflyvning til Adelaide.

Rejsende fra New Zealand kan tage en direkte flyvning, der flyver dagligt fra Auckland Air New Zealand. Rejsende fra Nordamerika eller Sydamerika kan rejse one-stop på Air New Zealand via Auckland eller kan transit til en hyppig indenrigsflyvning efter første landing i Sydney, Melbourne eller Brisbane.

Indenlandske tjenester inden for Australien inkluderer hyppige tjenester til alle hovedstadsbyer på fuldtidsoperatører Qantas og Jomfru Australien. Jetstar er en lavprisselskab, der opererer mindre hyppige, kraftigt nedsatte tjenester hovedsageligt til Melbourne, Sydney og Gold Coast.

Regionale tjenester og operationer leveres af Regional Express Airlines (Rex), Alliance Airlines, Cobham Airlines og Qantaslink-flyvninger, der drives af både Cobham Airlines og af Alliance Airlines. Disse tjenester opererer hovedsageligt til Syd-Australiens regionale byer og centre, herunder Mt Gambier, Kingscote, Port Lincoln og Whyalla.

Der er kun en enkelt terminal til internationale og indenrigsafgange; følgelig er overførsler relativt sømløse. Lufthavnen har pengeautomater og valutaændring. Mad og shopping er tilgængelig både på land- og airside. Skabe findes i biludlejningsområdet på parkeringspladsen, herunder nogle større skabe, der passer til cykelkasser. Der er gratis trådløs internetadgang overalt på terminalen.

Mellem lufthavnen og byen

Adelaide Metro er regelmæssig JetBus J1 / J2 / J7 / J8 forbinder lufthavnen med byen, Glenelg og nogle større indkøbscentre. J1-tjenesterne afgår hvert 15. minut 08.00 til 18.00 hver dag til byen, mindre hyppigt fra 5.00 til 23.00. Rejsen til byen tager cirka 25 minutter i spidsbelastningstiden. Derudover tilbyder JetBus J1X ekspres service fra lufthavnen til byen mandag til fredag ​​hver time fra kl. 5 til kl. 10 og kl. 16 til kl. 21 med en cirkulær rute omkring CBD for mere bekvemmelighed til hoteller. Tjenester til Glenelg foregår hver halve time i løbet af dagen, mindre om natten. Tjenester til Arndale, West Lakes og Marion indkøbscenter er hver times hverdage.

Busser afgår fra et enkelt dedikeret stop til venstre (vest) for den kortvarige parkeringsplads uden for hovedterminalen. Alle busser i alle retninger afgår fra dette ene stop, så tjek fronten på bussen for at sikre, at den er på vej, hvor du vil hen! Businformation i realtid er tilgængelig til dette stop og alle Adelaide Metro stopper eller via dedikerede apps til din smartphone som metroMATE.

JetBus er en del af Adelaide Metro-netværket, så de standard billettyper og billetpriser i offentlig transport afsnit gælder, og en billet, der bruges på JetBus, kan bruges med en anden bus, tog eller sporvogn alt efter dens type. Metrocards er også tilgængelige til salg i lufthavnen fra en salgsautomat ved siden af ​​JetBus stop.

Taxaer er tilgængelige nedenunder ud foran terminalen. En taxa til byen koster omkring $ 30 i løbet af morgenens peak time og omkring $ 20 på andre tidspunkter, hvilket kan gøre det lige så økonomisk som JetBus for en gruppe. Chauffører bruger altid måleren, men der opkræves et tillæg på $ 2 ud over det målte beløb for afhentninger fra lufthavnen.

Større national udlejningsbilselskaber betjene kiosker i stueetagen i nærheden af ​​bagageanmodning inklusive AVIS, Budget, Europcar, Hertz, Sparsommelig og Redspot Sixt. Biludlejningsparkeringen ligger i stueetagen lige overfor terminalen.

Med bil

Adelaide er mindst en dags kørsel væk fra hovedstæderne på den australske østkyst. Den korteste kørselsrute fra Adelaide til Melbourne tager 8-9 timer. Der er nogle motorvejssektioner, men vejene er for det meste 2-sporet veje af motorvejskvalitet.

Fra Melbourne, Adelaide er 736 km (457 mi) via Horsham (National Highway 8) eller 901 km (560 mi) via Mt Gambier (National Highway 1). Rejsen via Mt Gambier fører dig gennem Coonawarra vinregion, en af ​​de mest kendte cabernet sauvignon-regioner i Australien og er også praktisk til en sidetur via Great Ocean Road. Turen via Horsham er mere direkte, men har færre turistattraktioner.

Fra Sydney, Adelaide er 1.422 km (884 mi) via Wagga Wagga og Mildura (National Highway 20). Motorvejsforhold fra Sydney til Wagga Wagga skære timer fra turen. Denne rute passerer også tæt på Canberra, Australiens nationale hovedstad, som ligger 1.196 km fra Adelaide.

En anden mulighed fra Sydney er den 1.659 km (1031 mi) rute via Broken Hill (National Highway 32), der fører dig gennem Outback og en af ​​Australiens mest historiske minebyer. Den 2.031 km rute fra Brisbane går også via Broken Hill.

Mens Adelaide er den nærmeste hovedstad til Perth, den 2.550 km lange rejse over Nullarbor er stadig besværlig, selvom det er et unikt drev gennem nogle af de mest afsidesliggende steder i den beboede verden. Tilsvarende rejser de 3.027 km nord til Darwin via Alice Springs rejser gennem det sande Outback og Uluru er kun et par timer fra hovedvejen nordpå.

Med tog

Great Southern Rail kører langdistance turisttog til og fra Adelaide. Ghanen løber til Alice Springs og Darwin, Overland løber til Melbourne, og Det indiske Stillehav løber til Perth, Broken Hill og Sydney. Disse rejser er togoplevelser og tilbyder sveller og muligheden for at tage din bil med dig på toget. De tager dog betydeligt længere tid end en flyrejse. Ghan og det indiske Stillehav er generelt også dyrere end en flybillet ville være, men Overland er normalt billigere - selv svarende til en Overland-billet i businessklasse kan sammenlignes med en økonomiklasse Adelaide-Melbourne-flyvning på en fuld - serviceflyselskab. Togene har også midlertidige stop på en række landlige steder, hvilket kan være praktisk, hvis din rejseplan involverer nogle mindre byer. Bemærk, at Great Southern Rail-tog mangler Wi-Fi.

Disse mellemstatlige tog afgår fra -34.9379138.5812 Adelaide Parklands Terminal lige uden for byen. Stationen kan nås med bil eller bus fra Richmond Road. Siden nedrivningen af ​​Keswick station er der ingen forbindelser til forstæderbanenettet. Taxaer er også tilgængelige for at imødekomme alle ankomster.

Der er ingen landejernbanetjenester i det sydlige Australien.

Med bus

Interstate busser drives af en række busfirmaer inklusive Greyhound, Firefly og V / Line. Rejsen fra Melbourne tager omkring elleve og en halv time med både dag- og overnatningstjenester. Turen fra Sydney kan tage op til 24 timer og rejser pr. Definition natten over. Billetpriserne er mindre end tog og de fleste flyrejser, i det mindste på Adelaide-Melbourne-ruten, selvom hvis tidsplanen lige passer til en Adelaide-Sydney budget-flyselskabsflyvning kan være billigere end bussen.

Regionale busser til syd-australske landsbyer og -byer drives også af interstate busselskaber, men lokale syd-australske busfirmaer inklusive LinkSA og Premier Stateliner leverer ofte hyppigere tjenester.

Næsten alle interstate og regionale busser afgår fra -34.92806138.595873 Adelaide Central Bus Station på 85 Franklin Street i byen. Den centrale busstation kører kl. 05.00 til 21.30, 7 dage om ugen. Det har moderne bekvemmeligheder såvel som en café, og det ligger lige overfor Adelaide Central Market, et Coles supermarked og Chinatown.

Med skib

En række krydstogtskibe anløber -34.7775138.48274 Port Adelaide passagerterminal i krydstogtsbådssæsonen, der løber fra november til april hvert år. En liste over skibe, der ankommer til Adelaide, er tilgængelig fra Flinders porte.

Komme omkring

På cykel

Cykel SA, 53 Carrington St. (ca. 15 minutters gang SE for busstationen), ☏ 61 8 8168-9999. Betjener en gratis cykeludlejning sponsoreret af en gruppe byråd. Cykler er tilgængelige fra mere end 10 steder overalt i byen og de indre forstæder gratis, men skal returneres MF før kl. 16.30 eller 17.00 i weekenden, ellers betales der et gebyr på $ 25. Der kan arrangeres, at cykler kan lejes natten over mod et ekstra gebyr, men alle ansættelser stoppes, hvis temperaturen forventes at blive 38 ° C. En liste over steder, der kan lejes, er angivet på Bicycle SA's websted Cykler er trinvise modeller med kurve foran og en robust bageste holder (men du skal give bungy stropper eller surringer). Forreste kaliperbremse, bagbremse er et irriterende bagpedalarrangement. Shimano 3-trins navgear. De forsyner dig også med en lang robust kombinationslås og cykelhjelm, når du efterlader noget foto-ID. (opdateret november 2019)

En populær tur er at køre fra byens centrum langs floden Torrens ud til West Beach, derefter ned til Glenelg og tilbage. Du kan ikke tage din cykel med Glenelg-sporvognen eller nogen anden bus, selv uden for peak time, men du kan tage dem med tog. Et alternativ til at tage trikken tilbage fra Glenelg er at køre yderligere 20 minutter syd langs kysten til Brighton Station på Noarlunga Center Line, hvor der er rimeligt hyppige tog tilbage til Adelaide.

Offentlig transport

Nøjagtige rutevejledninger kan fås via Google og Apple Maps. For at navigere rundt skal du blot indtaste din "til" adresse og "fra" adresse (eller bruge den aktuelle placering) på din enhed (inklusive iPhone, Android) og derefter vælge ikonet for offentlig transport. Information om ankomst i realtid er tilgængelig fra Adelaide Metro-webstedet eller et antal apps til smartphones (f.eks. Transittimes). Brug tiden før dit køretøj ankommer til at kigge rundt i det nærliggende område.

Billet- og ruteinformation

Metropolitan tog-, sporvogns- og busforbindelser drives under det samlede mærke Adelaide Metro og bruge et samlet billetsystem, "Metroticket".

• Adelaide jernbanestation InfoCentre, Adelaide jernbanestation, North Terrace, momsfri: 1300 311 108. Dagligt kl. 7-20. Eller den Adelaide Metro websted er de steder at besøge for tidsplan og ruteinformation. Nøjagtige oplysninger om offentlig transport er også tilgængelige via Google Maps, som har en nem rejseplanlægger, hvis du vælger 'Transit'-retninger enten på webstedet eller på en smartphone. (opdateret november 2019)

Enkelttur billetter med ubegrænset overførsel i to timer sælges på busser, sporvogne og på større togstationer for $ 5 peak og $ 3 off peak. Alternativt er der en $ 9,10 dagsbillet tilgængelig, der tillader ubegrænset rejse inden for Adelaide Metro-området i en hel dag.

Rejsende i Adelaide i længere tid end et par dage skal købe et Metrocard til $ 10, som leveres med $ 5 i prisen inkluderet. Ture på Metrocard koster $ 3,19 peak og $ 1,75 off peak. Metrocards sælges på større togstationer (Adelaide, Elizabeth, Gawler, Noarlunga Center, Oaklands, Mawson Lakes og Salisbury) samt i de fleste aviskiosker og hjørnebutikker. En liste over placeringer findes på Adelaide Metro-webstedet. Metrocards kan fyldes op, uanset hvor de sælges, såvel som på tog og sporvogne ved hjælp af mønter eller større kreditkort.

Der er også et $ 25 besøgendekort, der kan bruges til ubegrænset rejse på netværket i 3 dage. Efter den 3-dages periode kan passet fyldes op og bruges som en normal metrocard.

Tog

Adelaide Metro tog

Det Adelaide Metro togsystemet har fire hovedlinjer med yderligere to grenledninger.

Rejsende nord:

• Det Ydre havnelinje, der går op ad Le Fevre-halvøen i den nordvestlige del af byen via Port Adelaide. Den ydre havnelinje er praktisk for Semaphore turistområde, det historiske maritime distrikt i Port Adelaide og Queen Street cafe strip i Croydon. Det Grange linje forgrener sig fra linjen Outer Harbor i Woodville.
• Det Gawler Line, til Gawler Central i den nordlige del af byen gennem Ovingham, Mawson Lakes, Salisbury og Elizabeth.

Rejsende syd:

• Den elektrificerede Seaford Line, der strækker sig til Seaford længst syd i byen, via strandforstad Brighton og Noarlunga Center. Seaford-linjen giver adgang til strande ved Brighton og Hallett Cove og til Westfield Marion ved Oaklands. Det Tonsley-linje forgrener sig fra Seaford-linjen, og den fungerer kun mandag til fredag ​​indtil den tidlige aften.
• Det maleriske Belair Line som strækker sig til Belair ved foden af ​​Adelaide gennem Blackwood og de indre sydøstlige forstæder i byen. Belair-linjen er nyttig for at få adgang til Belair National Park.

Busser

SouthLink Adelaide Metro bus

Adelaide Metro har et omfattende busnetværk centreret i byen. Fuld kort og information findes på Adelaide Metro websted. De fleste hovedveje inklusive caféer som The Parade, Prospect Road, Henley Beach Road, King William Road og O'Connell St er 'Go Zones', der har regelmæssige busser på hverdage mindst hvert 15. minut indtil den tidlige aften. Adelaides busnetværk strækker sig ud til de ydre forstæder, til Adelaide Hills i øst, ned til McLaren Vale i syd (skønt busser der er sjældne) og så langt som Gawler i nord. Det dækker ikke Barossa-dalen. Frekvenser i de ydre forstæder er meget lavere end i byen.

Det O-Bahn er en hurtig buslinje, der kører til Adelaides nordøstlige forstæder. O-Bahn-busser kører fra Grenfell Street i byen og går ind i O-Bahn ved Hackney og stopper ved Klemzig, Paradise og Modbury Interchanges. Efter afslutning på O-Bahn kører busserne det samme som en almindelig bus for at nå sin destination. O-Bahn-tjenester er meget hyppige, så ofte som hvert 3. til 5. minut i løbet af peak time til udvekslinger og hvert 15. minut fra peak.

Vær advaret om, at busfrekvensen falder kraftigt efter kl. 19.00, hvor timesintervaller er typiske i de ydre forstæder, en halv time langs Go Zones og hvert 15. minut på O-Bahn. Alle tjenester ophører med at operere omkring midnat, så tjek dine køreplaner og forvent at tage en taxa, hvis det kræves, hvis du er ude efter dette tidspunkt. Meget grundlæggende Efter midnat busforbindelser langs begrænsede ruter kører hver time efter midnat kun lørdag aften.

Den gratis City Loop (99C) bussen kører på hverdage fra kl. 07.40 til 18 hver 15. minut. På fredage kører det også om natten 6-9: 20 PM hvert 30. minut, lørdag 8 AM - 5 PM hvert 30. minut og søndage (og helligdage) 10 AM - 5 PM hvert 30. minut. Det har med og mod urets ruter, hver med ca. 30 stop, der tager alle de store kulturelle og kommercielle centre i byen, begyndende ved Victoria Square og inklusive Adelaide Railway Station. Busserne har adgangsramper på jorden.

Sporvogn

En sporvogn ved Moseley Square sporvognsterminal i Glenelg

Adelaide har en sporvognslinje der løber fra Adelaide Entertainment Centre i Hindmarsh langs North Terrace til Botanic Garden. En anden linje starter fra Royal Adelaide Hospital gennem byen og derefter ned gennem de sydvestlige forstæder til strandforstaden Glenelg. Jernbanestationen er et praktisk stop for at skifte mellem linjerne. Rejser i byen mellem Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Botanic Garden og South Terrace er ledig, mens rejsen til Glenelg har brug for en billet eller et Metrocard. Billetter kan købes fra billetmaskiner på alle sporvogne eller ved nogle stoppesteder.

Ud over at være praktisk for det populære turistmål Glenelg fra byen stopper sporvognen også ved Rundle Mall, Victoria Square nær Adelaide Central Market og ved North Terrace nær Adelaide Railway Station. At rejse nordpå med sporvognen fører dig til Hindmarsh og Bowden, hjemmet til Adelaide Entertainment Center-mødested for stadionkoncerter samt en populær cafe og restaurantstrimmel langs Port Road og sidegaderne ved siden af.

Hvis du kører bil, er en bekvem (og populær) alternativ til parkering i byen er at parkere ved underholdningscenteret og tage sporvognen ind i byen. Det koster kun $ 4 for en hel hverdag, hvilket er meget billigere end byparkering.

Til fods

Byens centrum er relativt kompakt og kan let dækkes til fods. De fleste attraktioner er centreret omkring blokke mellem North Terrace og Victoria Square på begge sider af King William Street. Kernen Rundle Mall shopping distrikt er helt fodgængere. Gouger Street-distriktet og Adelaide Central Market er også gode destinationer for en vandrende rejsende.

Rejsende, der er ivrige efter at holde jogging, mens de er væk, kan bruge populære joggestier langs floden Torrens og gennem Parklands.

Med taxa

Adelaide uafhængige taxaer

Adelaide har tre største taxiselskaber, der opererer døgnet rundt:

• Adelaide uafhængige taxaer, ☏ 61 13 22 11. 
• Forstads taxier, ☏ 61 13 10 08. 
• Gule førerhuse Syd Australien, ☏ 61 13 22 27. 

Førerhuse i det sydlige Australien er hvid (selv dem, der betjenes af 'gule førerhuse'), og de er tydeligt markeret. Det er generelt muligt at hilse en taxa på gaden eller fra et større hotel i åbningstiden i byen, men i forstæderne skal du typisk ringe til en af ​​de firmaoplysninger, der er angivet. Der er en række førerhusrække, som er bemandet af taxarådet om natten i weekenden. Overvågede taxaholdepladser tilbyder ekstra sikkerhed med lys og overvågning af en concierge og en sikkerhedsofficer. De opererer kl. 23.00 til 03.00 på fredage og kl. 23.00 til 05.00 på lørdage. Et kort over placeringer er tilgængeligt på deres hjemmeside.

Alle taxaer i Adelaide er påkrævet af den statslige regering at opkræve en reguleret afregningstakst i henhold til det tidspunkt, rejsen begynder. Tarif en er den normale takst, og tarif to er en højere sats, der gælder mellem mandag til fredag ​​kl. 19.00 og 06.00 og i weekender og helligdage. Chauffører bruger næsten altid måleren og er lovligt forpligtet til at gøre det. Betaling kan ske kontant, EFTPOS, debet- og kreditkort og Cabcharge. Det er en god ide at fortælle chaufføren, hvis du planlægger at betale med en anden metode end kontant, før du starter din rejse, da maskinerne kan være upålidelige.

Med bil

Adelaides centrum og indre forstæder som Glenelg, Norwood og Prospect er let krydset gå og bruge offentlig transport. Men hvis du forventer at bruge meget tid uden for CBD, eller hvis du planlægger en tur til en vinregion, er en bil nyttig for at undgå lange ture med offentlig transport eller i tilfælde af Barossa Valley for at komme rundt overhovedet.

I modsætning til andre australske hovedstæder har Adelaide ikke et netværk af motorveje, der fører direkte ind i byens centrum. De motorveje, der findes, begynder i de ydre forstæder og har til formål at transportere trafik til de nærliggende landsbyer. Hastighedsbegrænsninger på de fleste større veje er skiltet ved 60 km / t, selvom standardhastighedsgrænsen er 50 km / t, hvis der ikke er angivet nogen hastighedsgrænse. Hastighedsbegrænsninger håndhæves strengt, og endda krybning lige så lidt over hastighedsgrænsen kan give dig en billet med en bøde på $ 350.

Alle Adelaides veje såvel som de hele vejen igennem Sydaustralien er gratis.

Større national udlejningsbilselskaber betjene kiosker i Adelaide lufthavn i stueetagen i nærheden af ​​bagageanmodning inklusive AVIS, Budget,Alpha, Europcar, Hertz, Sparsommelig og Redspot Sixt.

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Glenelg Rådhus

Parker og haver

• -34.917972138.6117041 Adelaide Botaniske Have. Haverne er stille og afslappende, selvom de er i hjertet af byen. De indeholder mange store græsarealer, der er ideelle til afslapning, og lige uden for haven ligger byens parkområder, hvor der kan afholdes boldspil og picnic. Der er en café i haven og en vinterhave. Ledig. (opdateret november 2019)
• -34.91694138.612312 Bicentennial vinterhave. Dette er et værdifuldt sted at besøge, det simulerer et tropisk regnskovs mikroøkosystem, komplet med tåge, der falder ned fra taget. Rummet rummer et antal regnskovstræer i fuld størrelse og lavlandsregnskovplanter fra det nordlige Australien, Papua Ny Guinea, Indonesien og de nærliggende Stillehavsøer, hvoraf mange er i fare eller truet i deres naturlige levesteder. Vær advaret, det er varmt og fugtigt indeni. Alle gangbroer har fuld adgang til kørestole. Gratis adgang. 
• -34.91277138.594053 Montefiore Hill (Nord Adelaide). Giver en spektakulær udsigt over byen, især om natten. 
• Andre udsigtspunkter inkluderer Windy Point langs Belair Road, og Skye i slutningen af ​​Kensington Rd.
• -34.92145138.600894 Nordterrasse. At køre øst fra West Terrace fører dig forbi det nye Royal Adelaide Hospital, University of South Australia's City West campus, det nye University of Adelaides medicinske skole, South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI), Adelaide Convention Center, Casino (jernbanestation nedenfor), parlamentet, regeringshuset, statsbiblioteket i Sydaustralien, migrationsmuseet (gratis adgang), kunstgalleriet i det sydlige Australien (gratis adgang), universitetet i Adelaide, universitetet i det sydlige Australiens City East-campus , stedet for det gamle Royal Adelaide Hospital og Botanic Gardens. Det er en attraktiv boulevard med træer i en syd-australsk kolonitradition. 
• -34.9666138.69685 Cleland Conservation Park (ca. 12 km fra CBD). Populær blandt vandrere og cyklister og har en fantastisk udsigt over Adelaide Hills. Nogle højdepunkter er Cleland Wildlife Park, Waterfall Gully og Mt Lofty Summit.  

• -34.9028138.70176 Morialta Conservation Park (ca. 10 km fra CBD). Famous for its ridges with waterfalls that are particularly impressive during the winter and spring when the water flows at its strongest.  

• -35.0124138.64847 Belair National Park (south of Adelaide), ☏ 61 8 8278 5477, ✉[email protected]. Summer 8AM-9PM, winter 8AM-7PM (closed during Christmas). Here you can walk around and enjoy the green areas, and there are also some tennis courts and a playground for kids. In the park you can also find the Government House that used to be a summer residence. There's a fee to enter the park by car, but it can also be accessed by the Belair train line, a 35-minute trip from Adelaide.  
• -34.92278138.605728 Rundle Lantern light display, Cnr Rundle St and Pulteney St. From dusk to midnight every night with 750 light panels. 
• -34.912784138.606249 Adelaide Zoo, Frome Road. Dagligt fra 09:30 til 17:00. The only place in the southern hemisphere to see giant pandas. The zoo also boasts meerkats, lions, tigers, a family of capybaras and some quokkas.  

Museer og gallerier

The River Torrens passing near the University of Adelaide

• -34.9198138.60210 Migration Museum, 82 Kintore Ave (north of the State Library). Daily 10AM-5PM, closed Good Friday and 25 Dec. The museums showcases stories of immigrants to South Australia throughout history with photos, stories and items.  
• -34.921138.60411 Art Gallery of South Australia, North Terrace (half-way between Kintore Ave and Frome Rd, between the South Australian Museum and the University of Adelaide.), ☏ 61 8 8207-7000, ✉[email protected]. Daily 10AM-5PM, except 25 Dec. Great place to see art of all genres. Free cloakroom/baggage store. Ledig.  
• -34.9207138.603112 South Australian Museum, North Terrace (next to the Art Gallery of South Australia). Daily 10AM-5PM, except Good Friday and 25 Dec. Best collection Australian Aboriginal collection in the world and the largely Victorian Pacific cultures gallery is neat too. Ledig.  
• -34.919444444444138.6141666666713 National Wine Centre, cnr of Botanic and Hackney Rd, Hackney, ☏ 61 8 8303-3355, fax: 61 8 8303-7444, ✉[email protected]. M-F 9AM-5PM, Sa Su & public holidays; tours & tastings 10AM-5PM. A part of the University of Adelaide, here you can learn more about Australian viticulture, wine and food in general and there's of course also wine bar.  
• -34.92407138.6103114 Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, 253 Grenfell St. M-Sa 10AM-5PM, closed Sunday & Public Holidays. Here you can experience many kinds of Aboriginal art and culture. There are music, dance and theatre performances and exhibitions of visual art. (opdateret jul 2018)
• -34.98007138.5113315 Bay Discovery Center, Moseley Square, Glenelg (Glenelg; take the historic tram). Museum dedicated to the culture and history of South Australia, housed in Glenelg's historical town hall. 
• -34.842475138.50420816 Port Adelaide Lighthouse. A 25-metre lighthouse that was first set up in 1869, at the entrance to the Port River, then moved to the Neptune Islands out in the sea before being moved to its current location. Nowadays it's an exhibit of the South Australian Maritime Museum, listed on the South Australian Heritage Register and lit on Saturdays just for show. 
• -34.84588138.5087917 National Railway Museum, 76 Lipson St (Port Adelaide). Daily 10AM–4:30PM. Australia's largest railway museum, housed in and around the former Port Dock goods terminal. There are trains and equipment on display, and also photos and other documents. You can take a small train ride around the premises, and there are special events when you get to take trips onboard some of the other trains. adult $12, concession $9, child $6, family $32. 

• -34.84823138.5113318 South Australian Aviation Museum, 66 Lipson St (Port Adelaide). Daily 10:30AM-4:30PM. Two hangars with aircraft (mostly military) and engines on display. There are guided tours where you can learn more about individual planes. adults $10, concession $8, children $5 (under 5 years free), family $25. 
• -34.8431138.50619 South Australian Maritime Museum, 126 Lipson St (Port Adelaide), ☏ 61 8 8207-6255. Daily 10AM-5PM. Exhibits related to the maritime history of the region, from the first European explorers sailing the waters to immigrants arriving by boat and the Australian Navy of today. $15, concession $9, child $6, family $34.50 (2 adults & up to 5 children)..  
• -34.60081138.7494420 Gawler National Trust Museum, 59 Murray St (via Gawler train line). Tu-F 1-4PM. Showcasing the local history of the town of Gawler. $3 pp. 
• -34.8197138.954921 National Motor Museum, Shannon St (in Birdwood), ☏ 61 8 8568 4000, fax: 61 8 8568 5195. Daily 10AM – 5PM, closed Christmas Day. Cars and motorcycles from all eras on display, also historical car parts, car-related items from repair manuals to petrol station signs and toys.  

Gør

Strande

The pier at Glenelg Beach

• -34.980772138.5094491 Glenelg beach. The historic beachside suburb of Glenelg has a jetty, the Grand hotel and many restaurants and cafés. Very popular with young and old, lots of volleyball competitions. (opdateret november 2019)
• -34.94633138.500962 West Beach. Ideal for family walks and swimming. It is reasonably close to both Glenelg and Henley Beach. At Henley Beach there is Henley square which hosts some 15 restaurants - an excellent dining venue. All the beaches along Adelaide's coastline are excellent white sand beaches, some with public toilets and cold water showers. If you want to 'wet a line' there are jetties at (suburban beaches, from north to south) Grange, Semaphore, Henley Beach, Glenelg, Brighton and Port Noarlunga. 

Sport

• -34.91547138.596623 Adelaide Oval. During the summer months get down to the Adelaide Oval for a cricket match. Australia plays host to a couple of touring nations each summer and they will play a few matches at this beautiful ground which is just minutes from the city centre. Tickets for internationals tend to be snapped up quickly, but domestic matches are frequent and equally exciting. 
• AFL, the peak league for professional Australian Rules Football. Home games for the local teams the Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide Power are played at Adelaide Oval in North Adelaide. Getting tickets shouldn't be a problem - check out the AFL website for flere detaljer.
• SANFL, the state Aussie Rules league, has 5 games per weekend at a number of locations throughout the city and suburbs. Norwood Oval, home of the Redlegs, is situated on the Parade in Norwood which is home to a variety of restaurant, café and pub options for after the game.
• Adelaide United (soccer), Hindmarsh Stadium. 

Performance kunst

• -34.92345138.598094 Format Collective, 15 Peel St (off Hindley St). A two-storey performance space with a permanent zine store. Hosts small art shows, some of the more experimental gigs, discussion panels and performance art. Much of this is concentrated in the yearly Format Festival which is on at the same time as the Fringe Festival and is considered a more experimental alternative, although there are things on all year round. Known for its hipsters, Japanese beer, and nostalgic games of four-square. 

Begivenheder

One of the best times of the year to visit is during Mad March, when a multitude of festivals and events are held. These include the Adelaide Fringe, the Clipsal 500 Car race, the Adelaide Festival, WOMADdelaide and the Adelaide Cup horseracing carnival.

• -34.92767138.618535 Adelaide 500 (Superloop Adelaide 500). During mid-March, the Adelaide 500 supercar racing event is very popular, sporting massive street parties, huge concert line-ups and many fanatic Adelaidians. (opdateret november 2019)
• -34.92343138.595656 Adelaide Fringe Festival. During late Feb-March, the Fringe Festival (second largest of its type in the world) and Festival of Arts bring the city alive with music, arts, dance and culture from all over the world. Both are large and very popular events visited by people from all over the world.  
• -34.91417138.610567 WOMADelaide (World of Music Arts and Dance). A hugely popular music festival now held every year in March. People come here from all over Australia and overseas. It shows Adelaide at its very best.  

Andet

• -34.9412138.608348 Haigh's Chocolate Factory, 154 Greenhill Rd, Unley Park. M-Sa 11AM, 1PM and 2PM. A factory tour. Haigh's was established in 1915 and is one of the best chocolate makers in Australia. 5 minutes from the CBD, the tour will give you a glimpse on how this fine chocolate is made and they give free samples. Free but bookings essential. 
• -34.921192138.5971139 The Adelaide Casino, North Terrace (Next to Adelaide station). Adjoining the Festival and Convention centres. Adelaide Casino is South Australia's only licensed casino, and offers not just great gaming, but also three restaurants, and four bars, including the Oasis bar and Grandstand sports bar. Valet parking is also available. (opdateret februar 2020)
• -34.87257138.5729410 Coopers Brewery. The only remaining large family-owned brewery in Australia, well known around the world for their bottle conditioned ales. Founded by Thomas Cooper in 1862, the Brewery is run by the family's fifth generation, Tim and Glenn Cooper. Take a tour, all proceeds from the tours go to charity. 

Lære

Three different universities call Adelaide home, of which the University of Adelaide is the best regarded. The other two universities in the Adelaide area are the University of South Australia og Flinders University. There are opportunities for international students to enroll in these universities, either as degree students, or as part of exchange programmes with foreign universities.

Købe

Rundle Mall

The nineteenth century interior of the Adelaide Arcade.

Unlike the "big four" Australian cities, top-end luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Prada do not have a presence in Adelaide. The Victorian -34.92293138.603791 Adelaide Arcade that runs south from Rundle Mall has a fine collection of boutiques and specialist shopping such as numismatics, antiques and chocolatiers. Another good place to look for semi-luxury items would be Burnside Village in the eastern suburbs.

Malls and shopping precincts

• -34.92278138.602582 Rundle Mall, ☏ 61 8 8203 7200. A pedestrian-only shopping strip, with many arcades and side streets coming off it. Runs parallel to North Terrace. Over 800 shops. 
• -34.83125138.692333 Tea Tree Plaza (TTP for short). A medium-sized shopping centre with over 250 shops. Tea Tree Plaza is the terminus of the Adelaide O'Bahn dedicated busway which begins in the city centre at Hackney Rd. It is easy to get there from the city centre; most of the buses that stop on the Grenfell St stops travel to the TTP interchange via the O'Bahn busway. It's easy to see from a distance as it has the large antenna and supporting pyramid type structure, well-known to the locals, on the roof of the Myer department store. Ample parking is available around, on top of, and underneath the complex. The much smaller Tea Tree Plus shopping centre is right next to Tea Tree Plaza. 
• -35.01663138.544764 Westfield Marion Shopping Centre. Adelaide's largest shopping centre with over 400 shops. There are direct buses from the city centre. 
• -34.94676138.519775 Harbour Town. Mid sized mall undergoing an expansion, featuring outlet shopping, situated up against the western edge of the Adelaide Airport. Only a short bus ride from the Airport, and 30 minutes from the city centre. 

Mad

• -34.9297138.59816 The Central Market (between Grote and Gouger St, west of Victoria Sq). Tu-Sa. All your fresh fruit and veggies under one Victorian roof. You can borrow a shopping cart from Coles Supermarket next door to stop your arms being pulled from their sockets by all the goodies you'll buy. It's not just vegetarians that will salivate here since foods and non-foods of every variety compete for the best displays. Cheap multi-storey parking adjacent.  
• -34.9297138.59597 Chinatown. A pedestrian-only area (Moonta St) adjacent to Central Market. (updated Mar 2019)
• -34.9291138.61258 City East IGA, 116 Hutt St, ☏ 61 8 8223 1112. Won best IGA Supermarket in SA for its amazing food range, including: Greek, Italian, Chinese and Indian. 
• -34.9066138.56639 Gaganis Brothers, 9-13 Bacon Street, Hindmarsh 5007 (car parking on site or Grange Road Bus), ☏ 61 8 8346 5766. M-F 8:30AM-5:30PM, Saturday 8:30AM-3:30PM. A food wholesaler but sells to the public with an amazing selection of ethnic foods. Most items available in larger quantities. (opdateret juni 2015)

Spise

The BYO culture

While fairly unusual in the rest of the world, it's common for restaurants in Australia and New Zealand to allow patrons to bring bottled wine to dinner. This practice is called 'BYO' - 'bring your own'. Originally resulting from a loophole in liquor licensing laws, BYO is now a great opportunity to enjoy some of the wine which you have bought in a wine region, or to visit a local 'bottle shop' and enjoy a wider selection at lower prices.

Nowhere in Australia is BYO more common than in Adelaide. Most restaurants in Adelaide which serve alcohol will also allow BYO, though it's a good idea to call ahead to make sure. It's common for a charge called 'corkage' to be applied to the bill. Corkage will typically be around $10–$15 per bottle, though higher charges are not unheard of. Corkage is applied even if your wine is under a screwtop rather than a cork, like virtually all recently produced Australian wine.

Adelaide

Central Market in the Adelaide city centre.

The City caters to virtually every different taste and price range. Adelaide has one of the largest number of restaurants and cafes per person in Australia and most of the best are in the City.

• Gouger Street, Chinatown and the Central Market precinct is a multicultural food and wine paradise. Best known in Adelaide for good quality Asian food at a reasonable price, Gouger Street attracts a wide range of clientele from lawyers and public servants from the adjacent courts and State government precinct to new migrants. Chinatown and Gouger St is the hub of Chinese cuisine and culture in Adelaide and there are a wide range of Chinese restaurants along the strip. Other Asian cuisines are also featured including Thai, Vietnamese and Indian. On the northern side of Gouger St, the Adelaide Central Market has a great range of hawker style food stalls as well as a few older European cafes. The last decade has also seen the emergence of high-end dining on Gouger St, with a number of more expensive options joining the long standing and locally famed Argentinian restaurant, Gaucho's.
• Rundle Street and the East End is the traditional hub of Italian and Greek cuisine in Adelaide, but there are also newer Chinese, Thai and Japanese restaurants. Like Gouger St, it has options across the spectrum of budgets, with the western end of the street closer to Adelaide University catering more to the budget end while the eastern end is more upmarket. The East End laneways off of Rundle Street have a range of smaller, quirkier cafes - Ebenezer Place, Bent Street and Union Street all have a few alternative options.
• Waymouth Street and Pirie Street have emerged as new eating destinations over the last decade, particularly for an upmarket lunch. Waymouth Street, on the western side of King William Street, has a range of high end cafes, bistros and bars, while Pirie Street has a few new cafes.
• Hindley Street is best known for its bars and nightlife, but has a range of multicultural food options, particularly Middle Eastern and Asian. Det Leigh Street and Bank Street laneways have also emerged as dining destinations in their own right.
• Hutt Street is smaller scale and offers a small variety of upmarket restaurants that please most tastes, and also has a wide variety of gourmet shops and supermarkets.
• The South West Corner of the City's square mile, south of the Gouger Street precinct, is more residential but includes some of Adelaide's most interesting dining experiences sprinkled among the heritage homes and apartments.

Nord Adelaide

• An eclectic mix of small restaurants and cafes make Melbourne Street an interesting place to eat.
• The variety of take-aways, pubs, cafes, bakeries and restaurants that line most of O'Connell Street means you won't be wanting. A local speciality to try is the AB, a dish consisted of shredded yiros meat on top of hot chips and topped with chille sauce, tomato sauce, barbecue sauce and garlic sauce, of which there are two shops that claim to have invented the dish; Det Blue & White Cafe og North Adelaide Burger Bar.

Forstæder

• Paraden, Norwood has a long stretch of shopping and cosmopolitan dining. Buses from the CBD numbering 122-124 or a very short taxi ride.
• Jetty Road / Mosley Square, Glenelg has a variety of restaurants and pubs at the end of a 30 minute tram journey.
• Stuart Road, Dulwich features two cafes, a licensed restaurant and a very good bakery. Catch the 145 or 146 from North Ter which heads along Fullarton Rd and up Dulwich Ave.
• King William Road, Hyde Park is an upmarket strip of fashionable cafes, coffee shops and restaurants.

Budget

There are a lot of budget eateries in Adelaide. They don't usually look like much from the outside but most have something going for them - the reason that they are still in business. It pays to look through menus plastered onto doors. Cheap eats should be anywhere from $8–14 for a main, and no more.

• -34.90631138.608451 Elephant walk, 76 Melbourne St, ☏ 61 8 8267-2006. Particularly interesting because it is a small, cosy cafe which is very dimly lit. Each booth is separated by straw screens so you can't really see the other patrons. It opens at 8PM and if they're full, you'll have to wait outside for a table. 
• -34.92301138.609412 Nano Cafe, 23 Ebenezer Pl (in East End), ☏ 61 8 8227 0468. Daglige. Italian home-style food, great breakfast, good coffee, value for money, breakfast & lunch only, fresh daily. $5.80-15. 
• -34.92905138.596013 Dumpling King, 95 Grote St. Plates of 10-15 dumplings, steamed/fried, pork/chicken and prawn, for $6.80-7.80. (updated Mar 2019)
• -34.92979138.595934 Food courts off of Moonta St. Many different Asian cuisines at cheap prices. All you can fit on your plate for varying prices plus made to order food. (updated Mar 2019)
• -34.9324138.58865 Hawker's Corner, 141 West Terrace (cnr Wright St.). Much the same as the food courts but open at night. Cheap but tasty with a wide range of food. (updated Mar 2019)
• -34.9395138.5726 Cafe de Vili's, 2-14 Manchester St (off South Rd, after Richmond Rd). Vili is an Adelaide producer of pastries, especially pies and pasties. This unpretentious eatery at their factory serves full meals in addition to pastries. Shift workers and night owls regularly eat there because it is open 24 hr, 7 days. It is a minor Adelaide icon. It has a second location at 426 Main N Rd in the Blair Athol district. (updated Mar 2019)
• Fasta Pasta (multiple restaurants around Adelaide). The fast food version of pasta; although found in other states its popularity in South Australia is due to the chain having started in Adelaide. Expect to pay from $10 for a plate of pasta. (updated Mar 2019)

Mellemklasse

• -34.92221138.607717 Amalfi, 29 Frome St, ☏ 61 8 8223 1948. This little Italian place just off Rundle St has a loyal following and is usually jam packed. It has an inventive range of pizzas and pastas, with quality a cut above the other Italian cafes filling Rundle St. 
• -34.9575138.60828 Chefs Of Tandoori, 292 Unley Rd, ☏ 61 8 8373 5055. As the name suggest, founded by Indian chefs who deserted the Tandoori Oven across the road. Good Indian food at a very reasonable price. 
• -34.9058138.5969 Fellini, 102 O'Connell, ☏ 61 8 8239 2235. This St. Large North Adelaide cafe is packed to the rafters every weekend. The menu is Italian-based pasta, pizza and so on, but what keeps the punters coming back is the large size of the menu and inventiveness of the dishes. 
• -34.9302138.593110 Hotaru Japanese Restaurant, 162 Gouger St, ☏ 61 8 8410 2838. Cosy Japanese restaurant with wonderful food, particularly the fresh sashimi, various sushi rolls and the grilled eggplant. Home-made sesame ice cream and green tea ice cream. Hotaru is off the main Gouger St area. 
• -34.92363138.604711 Jasmin, 31 Hindmarsh Sq, ☏ 61 8 8223 7837. One of Adelaide's best Indian restaurants. Beautifully decorated, with classical music playing and impeccable service. The very hot curries (vindaloo and tindaloo) are especially good. You might also consider trying the mixed entree or orange sponge cake. 
• -34.9283138.594112 Nu Thai, 117 Gouger St, ☏ 61 8 8410 2288. Slightly more expensive than Regent, with a more adventurous menu. They have a huge blackboard inside with a long list of specials which change regularly. 
• -34.9505138.613 Raj on Taj, 109 King William Rd, ☏ 61 8 8271 7755. Good, reasonably priced Indian food. There are two Raj on Taj restaurants, one in Hyde Park and one nearby in Unley. The Hyde Park one is the better of the two. 
• -34.9037138.5948814 Regent Thai, 165 O'Connell St, ☏ 61 8 8239 0927. Excellent and consistent standard Thai menu. The friendly proprietor Chang was a refugee from the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. Try the oysters in coriander sauce, the red curry chicken, or ask for a whole fish steamed with ginger and shallots. Its sister restaurant at Glenelg, Phuket, is worth checking out as well. Mains $13-18.. 

Splurge

• -34.9208138.680115 Magill Estate Restaurant, 78 Penfold Rd, ☏ 61 8 8301 5551. Magill. While the food here is good, the real stars are the view and the wine list. This restaurant is owned by Penfolds, probably Australia's best-known premium red wine maker, and overlooks the vineyards on their Magill property, not far from the city centre. The grapes grown on this estate are used to make the Magill Estate label single vineyard Shiraz. The wine list allows you to order back vintages of the Penfolds and other wines going back 20 or more years. 
• -35.0002138.606916 Windy Point Restaurant, Windy Point Lookout, Belair Rd, ☏ 61 8 8278 8255. Windy Point Lookout, Belair Rd. Nice ambiance, excellent service and good food prepared in a unique way with a nice view of the city skyline. For those who wish to have a less formal setting, the adjacent cafe also offers a good selection. Usually only open for dinner from 6PM onwards, though lunches are possible with prior arrangements. 
• -34.9205138.596717 Shiki Restaurant, North Terrace (Intercontinental Hotel Adelaide), ☏ 61 8 8231 2382. Japanese restaurant with a nice atmosphere in one of Adelaide's premier hotels. Mainly known for its teppanyaki but also serves other Japanese dishes like sushi, sashimi and tempura. 

Drikke

There are pubs and bars dotted all around the CBD, but a few districts are worth singling out. Rundle Street and its neighbouring area known simply as "The East End" have a number of popular pubs. Hindley St used to be notorious as the seedy home of Adelaide's strip clubs and bikie bars, but it, and "The West End" have undergone a renaissance. The eastern end of Hindley Street is more mainstream, whereas the western end, west of Morphett Street has a few trendier and more alternative venues. The seedy places are still there, but so too is a university campus and a number of trendy bars and clubs. Also important are Gouger Street and its many restaurants but with an increasing number of bars and pubs. O'Connell Street is home to a few of North Adelaide's popular pubs.

There are also many bars in the suburbs of Adelaide which usually are busier on Thursday and Friday evenings. Quite a lot of the locals will go to the hotels in the suburbs on Thursday and Friday evenings, and go into the Adelaide CBD on Saturday evenings.

Smoking in pubs and clubs is banned under South Australian law. Many drinking establishments have outdoor areas where smoking is permitted.

Pubs

Melbourne is not the only Australian city with a buzzing "laneway culture": Adelaide's Exeter Lane, off Rundle Street, at night. On the left is The Exeter Hotel, one of Adelaide's most well known pubs/drinking establishments.

As a rule, pubs seem to be located in hotels.

• -34.9209138.59741 Tribunen, North Terrace (Adelaide Casino, North Ter.), ☏ 61 8 8212 2811. Su-Th 10AM-late, F Sa 11AM-5:30AM. Situated on the 1st floor of Adelaide Casino, Grandstand is Adelaide's premier venue for watching all live sporting events. Featuring several TV screens showing all the action from Fox Sports, Setanta and Main Event, Grandstand also has full Keno and TAB facilities. A bar menu is also available, as are regular great drink promotions. 
• -34.92369138.608542 Crown & Anchor, 196 Grenfell St, ☏ 61 8 8223 3212. M-W 11AM-3AM, Th-Sa 11AM-4AM. Situated just off Rundle St, this Adelaide institution is often referred to as "The Cranker", or less kindly, the "Crowd of Wankers" attracts those of an alternative bent. Goths, metalheads, punks and hippies all mingle in this multi-roomed venue, sipping beer. But don't worry, piercings and tattoos aren't essential to have a good time. Music playing could be just about anything. 
• -34.92327138.591683 Worldsend, 208 Hindley St, ☏ 61 8 8231 9137. M-F 11AM-late, Sa 4PM-late, Su closed. Serves food all day. This lively pub features a beer garden and a solid restaurant. The crowd is generally early to mid 20s, many from the nearby Hindley Street campus of the University of South Australia. While it definitely has a strong pub feel, the music is more like a bar, with live jazz and funk, house and drum'n'bass (rather than rock) the order of the day. 
• -34.92237138.608764 The Exeter, 246 Rundle St, ☏ 61 8 8223 2623. This friendly old-school pub is much frequented by students from nearby Adelaide University and TAFE. At night, it has an alternative feel drawing crowds from all areas. Two back rooms contain a great little restaurant. The curry nights on Wednesday and Thursday are popular. Small music venue, mostly showcasing live alternative bands. M-Su 11AM-late. 
• -34.9075138.59675 Bueskytten, 60 O'Connell St, ☏ 61 8 8361 9300. Modern, hip feel and a large range of beers on tap. Be aware that it has to close earlier than most places (usually midnight) due to residential noise restrictions. 
• -34.9263138.5926 The Cumberland Arms (The Cumby), 205 Waymouth St, ☏ 61 8 8231 3577. M 9AM-midnight, Tu 9AM-1AM, W-Th 9AM-3AM, F Sa 6PM-4AM, Su 6PM-2AM. In a strip of bars and clubs along the southern end of Light Square adjacent to Hindley St. The Cumberland was bought out and refurbished some years ago. Nowadays it's a cozy spot which does a good job of being all things to all people. The front bar areas conceal a dance floor within, where a DJ is invariably playing house, and an outdoor area around the side. The popularity of "The Cumby" is cyclic, but if it's not happening, one of the adjacent places will be. 
• -34.92607138.591027 The Grace Emily, 232 Waymouth St ((Opposite "The Cumberland)), ☏ 61 8 8231 5500. The Grace has plenty of trinkets behind and around the bar to keep one's eyeballs busy whilst nursing a Coopers or bloody mary. Local, interstate and overseas bands play most nights. Every Monday night Billy Bob's BBQ Jam sees a variety of local bands strut their stuff to impress the crowd with 3 or 4 songs (though perhaps more by popular demand) whilst a sausage sizzle out the beer garden feeds the hordes - a highlight of an otherwise quiet evening in Adelaide. 
• -34.92275138.60748 The Austral, 205 Rundle St. Rundle St. On the main street for shopping and nightlife in Adelaide, which is really the same long street as Hindley St but with a different name either side of King William Road, and the pedestrian only Rundle Mall in the middle. The Austral is the unofficial backpackers pub of choice. 
• -34.9318138.606379 The Original Coopers Alehouse (also known by the original name still on the front facade The Earl of Aberdeen), 316 Pulteney St (10 minute walk from the Rundle St-Pulteney St intersection), ☏ 61 8 8223 6433. The only pub to hold the complete range of Coopers beers on tap, including the Vintage Ale. Also serves good food, including schnitzels and pizzas, in the attached Arnou Woodfired at the Earl restaurant. 
• -34.92259138.6106310 Stag, 299 Rundle St (cnr of Rundle and East Tce). More up market establishment, with good views of the parklands from the al fresco seating, good range of drinks and weekly live music. The second floor balcony literally overlooked the old Formula 1 street circuit and was always crammed with race fans. With the shortened Clipsal 500 course this is no longer possible, but still a good place to go after the days races. 
• -34.92581138.5969811 The Union Hotel, 70 Waymouth St Adelaide, ☏ 61 8 8231 2144, ✉[email protected]. Open most days 11AM-1AM. Good value meals every night including cheap pizza night every Monday. On Friday nights the crazy is dialed up with Generation Pop, a mix of pop music from retro to modern and very popular with the after work crowd (7:30PM-1AM). Saturdays is Get Back, Adelaide's only weekly retro dance club playing music from the 1950s-80s (8PM-1AM). Entry is free to both nights. Crowd is a healthy mix of ages, even after dark. (opdateret jul 2018)

Barer

• -34.92421138.5974912 Zhivago, 155 Waymouth St. This West End bar attracts a friendly, relaxed, mid-20s crowd. 
• -34.9226138.6041813 First Lounge Bar & Restaurant, 128 Rundle Mall (in the Richmond Hotel), ☏ 61 8 8223 4044. The only nightspot on Rundle Mall. First started life as a chilled out cocktail bar, but rapidly became popular as an after-work spot on Fridays, and could now also be filed under "clubs". On weekends they are packed out and play commercial house, but on weeknights it reverts to the original cocktail bar atmosphere. 
• -34.92237138.6096414 Fumo Blu, 270 Rundle St, ☏ 61 8 8232 2533. Below ground cocktail lounge in the heart of Rundle St. 
• -34.9431138.607215 The Unley (formerly Boho), 27 Unley Rd, Parkside, ☏ 61 8 8271 5544. Burlesque themed bar, with live music and burlesque and period performances, a 5-minute drive, bus or Tram ride South of the CBD. Half-price cocktails Wednesday and Sunday 6-9PM. 
• -34.9231138.594616 Rocket Bar, 142 Hindley St, ☏ 61 8 8212 7433. Inconspicuously located off Hindley St (it's a door with a sign above it). Live venue hosting international/interstate and local alternative indie acts. Also home to indie/alternative Modular nights and Abracadabra on Fridays. Open every weekend until late. 

Natklubber

• -34.92351138.5921817 Jive, 181 Hindley St. Open every weekend and sometimes during the week.. 300-person capacity mainly live venue that hosts local and interstate rock/alternative/indie acts. Also home to indie/alternative dance club Gosh! on Saturdays after the bands. 

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Budget

There is a choice of backpacker accommodation around the central bus station.

• -34.92624138.594631 Adelaide Central YHA, 135 Waymouth St, ☏ 61 8 8414-3010, fax: 61 8 8414-3015, ✉[email protected]. $75, en suite: $90, dorm: $25.50 (YHA/Hostelling International members 10% discount).. 
• -34.9329138.61272 Adelaide Travellers Inn, 220 Hutt St, ☏ 61 8 8224-0753, ✉[email protected]. Nomads Mad card members receive $2 off per night or their 7th night free. 
• -34.92279138.60743 The Austral, 205 Rundle St, ☏ 61 8 8223-4660. The Austral is a pub which provides accommodation upstairs from the bar area. Rooms are clean and fairly quiet despite the bar downstairs, although the mattresses aren't great quality. Bathrooms are shared. Close to Adelaide's centre. Double $55, single $35. 
• -34.92372138.599814 Blue Galah, 62 King William St, ☏ 61 8 8231-9295, momsfri: 1800 221 529, fax: 61 8 8231-9598, ✉[email protected]. Just one block from Rundle St Mall but no smoking rules not enforced so best to avoid if you do not carry your own gas mask/filtration system. Not the cleanest or quietest place but has a great bar with balcony overlooking King William St and CBD. Wi-Fi: $5/day, $15/wk. Dorm: $24 (weekly rates too); private single/twin/double: $70. 
• -34.93145138.60425 Hostel 109, 109 Carrington St, ☏ 61 8 8223-1771. Small, quiet, modern, secure & centrally located. Very clean. Free internet. 
• -34.92647138.590136 My Place Adelaide, 257 Waymouth St, ☏ 61 8 8221 5299, momsfri: 1800 221 529, ✉[email protected]. Very clean, good social vibe, free breakfast & free bus to Glenelg beach. BBQ nights, beach volleyball & soccer organised. 
• -34.92329138.596327 Plaza Hotel, 85 Hindley St, ☏ 61 8 8231-6371, fax: 61 8 8231-2055, ✉[email protected]. Double $72, single $66. 
• -34.92644138.595918 Shakespeare International Hostel, 123 Waymouth St (150m north of Bicycle SA free bike hire & central bus station), ☏ 61 8 8231-7655, momsfri: 1800 556 889, fax: 61 8 8211-6867, ✉[email protected]. Indtjekning: middag, udtjekning: 9:30AM. Good compromise between cleanliness and price, this hostel attracts an eclectic mix of long term residents and tour parties leaving early from the nearby bus station. Has a large lounge for socialising and the kitchen is kept surprisingly clean. Will not store passports safely so, if this is a concern, pay a bit more at the YHA a few doors down. 

Mellemklasse

• -34.92539138.599419 Ambassadors Hotel, 107 King William Street, ☏ 61 8 8231 4331. Midrange hotel in the heart of the city in a historic building. Great bar. (opdateret september 2017)
• -34.9243138.608410 Mantra on Frome, 88 Frome St, ☏ 61 8 8223 9000, momsfri: 1300 987 604, fax: 61 8 8223 9014, ✉[email protected]. 4-star apartment hotel. 72 studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, most with private balconies, fully-equipped kitchens and laundry facilities. All have living and dining areas with cableTV and in-house movies. 
• -34.92491138.6046611 Mantra Hindmarsh Square, 55-67 Hindmarsh Sq, ☏ 61 8 8412 3333, momsfri: 1300 987 604, fax: 61 8 8412 3344, ✉[email protected]. Short stroll from the Rundle Mall and Rundle Street dining precinct. 179 studios, 1 & 2 bedroom A/C suites with kitchenette, bathroom and laundry facilities. Some suites also offer a private balcony with views across the city. 
• -34.92364138.5900912 BreakFree on Hindley, 255 Hindley St, ☏ 61 8 8217 2500, momsfri: 1300 987 604, fax: 61 8 8217 2519, ✉[email protected]. 142 self-contained studio and 2-bedroom apartments in West End. Well-appointed spacious apartments with modern amenities. 
• -34.93089138.5897113 BreakFree Directors Studios, 259 Gouger St, ☏ 61 8 8213 2500, momsfri: 1300 987 604, fax: 61 8 8213 2519, ✉[email protected]. Boutique hotel within proximity to the CBD, Central Market and restaurants. 
• Holiday Inn Express Adelaide City Centre, 30 Blyth St, ☏ 61 8 8112 3000, ✉[email protected]. Comfortable, but at the start of the seedy end of Hindley Street. rates from $107. 

• -34.9246138.599914 Quest Adelaide Central (Quest on King William), 82 King William St, ☏ 61 8 8217 5000, fax: 61 8 8217 5050, ✉[email protected]. Serviced apartments available for short-term or long term rental. 1-bedroom apartments from $145 short-term or $135 for long-term rentals. 
• -34.922138.605415 Mansions on Pulteney (Quest Mansions), 21 Pulteney St, ☏ 61 8 8232 0033, fax: 61 8 8223-4559, ✉[email protected]. Serviced apartments available for short-term or long term rental. Studio apartments $138 short-term, $111 long-term. 1-bedroom apartments from $196 short-term, $158 for long-term rentals. 
• -34.9386138.500416 Esplanade Apartments, 80 Seaview Rd West Beach, ☏ 61 8 8353 0443, fax: 61 88 356 4478, ✉[email protected]. 1-bedroom from $75, 2-bedroom from $90. 
• -34.936138.588917 Rydges South Park Adelaide, 1 South Terrace (next to the southern parklands), toll-free: 1300 857 922. Views to the Adelaide Hills and features 97 rooms with 9 spa suites. 
• -34.92214138.5944118 Oaks Embassy, 96 North Terrace, ☏ 61 8 8124 9900, ✉[email protected]. Indtjekning: 14:00, udtjekning: 10:00. In CBD, This property contains a range of apartments with free Wi-Fi,indoor heated swimming pool access, gymnasium and parking facilities. (opdateret maj 2017)
• -34.92688138.5935819 iStay Precinct, 185 Morphett Street, ☏ 61 7 3246 1732, ✉[email protected]. Indtjekning: 14:00, udtjekning: 10:00. A collection of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments with kitchen and laundry facilities, Jacuzzi, an indoor heated pool, spa, and steam room. (opdateret maj 2017)
• -34.9771138.512520 Oaks Liberty Towers, 25 Colley Terrace, Glenelg, ☏ 61 7 3246 1741, ✉[email protected]. Indtjekning: 14:00, udtjekning: 10:00. This property consists of seaside apartments that are suitable for vacations or business trips. Free Wi-Fi, swimming pool access and gymnasium facilities are available. (opdateret maj 2017)

Splurge

• -34.929534138.59877321 Hilton Adelaide, 233 Victoria Sq, ☏ 61 8 8217 2000, fax: 61 8 8217 2001, ✉[email protected]. Indtjekning: 14:00, udtjekning: 11AM. Deluxe king sized rooms from $250/night. 
• -34.92695138.6001822 Adina Grand Adelaide Treasury (formerly Grand Adelaide Treasury), 2 Flinders St, ☏ 61 8 8112 0000, fax: 61 8 8112 0199, ✉[email protected]. Indtjekning: 14:00, udtjekning: 10:00. 80 studio rooms and 1-2 bedroom apartments in the former State Treasury building. The hotel overlooks Victoria Square and is only minutes to Rundle Mall and Adelaide Central Market. Studio rooms from $210. 
• -34.92611138.5974723 Peppers Waymouth Hotel (formerly Rendezvous Grand Hotel Adelaide), 55 Waymouth St (Central business district), ☏ 61 8 8115 8888, ✉[email protected]. Indtjekning: 14:00, udtjekning: 11AM. 
• -34.92198138.5985724 Stamford Plaza Adelaide, 150 North Ter, ☏ 61 8 8461 1111, fax: 61 8 8231 7572, ✉[email protected]. Queen sized rooms from $225. 
• -34.92066138.5965725 InterContinental Adelaide, North Terrace, ☏ 61 8 8238 2400. 344$. (opdateret marts 2016)
• -34.92318138.6062626 Pullman Adelaide Hotel (formerly Crowne Plaza Adelaide), 16 Hindmarsh Square, ☏ 61 8 8206 8888. 

Pas på dig selv

The Australia-wide emergency number is 000. The ambulance service, fire service and police are available through this number. For non-emergency police assistance, dial 131 444.

Adelaide is considered a safe city, and much more so than other Australian capitals. People should however exercise personal safety, particularly at night.

The city parklands are poorly lit and are best avoided after dark due to the presence of intoxicated people. If you need to cross the parklands to reach the suburbs, stay near the road. Catching a taxi or public transport is recommended at night.

Trains in Adelaide are generally reliable and arrive and depart on schedule. (Buses can be slightly more variable.) There are security guards on all trains after 7PM and many rail services have bus connections available.

At night, police actively patrol the city centre, especially Hindley Street, the latter being where many of the city's nightclubs and bars are. Taxi ranks are near the Adelaide Casino on North Terrace, the Hilton Adelaide Hotel on Victoria Square, and the junction of Rundle Street and Pulteney Street outside the Hungry Jacks fast food outlet. Most regular public transport services end before or at midnight, but special After Midnight bus services operate Saturday night only, travelling from the city to brightly-lit points throughout Adelaide's suburbs.

Bliv sund

Adelaide's remote location in the world's driest continent means that all of its drinking water is sourced from the River Murray or local reservoirs. Although the water is perfectly safe to drink, it does make tap water unpalatable to those not used to it and is best drunk filtered.

Opret forbindelse

There is extensive free Wi-Fi access (port 80 only) in the CBD and the airport provided by Internode.

Cope

Konsulater

The Consulate for the Det Forenede Kongerige has closed, therefore the British High Commission in Canberra is the closest.

• Tyskland, PO Box 90 - Rundle Mall,, ☏ 61 8-8224-068. M-F 10AM-1PM strictly by appointment. Honorary consulate only. 
• Thailand, Room 9, 144 South Terrace, ☏ 61 8 2311333. M-F 11AM-3PM, except Thai and Australian holidays. Honorary consulate. 

Gå videre

The German settlement of Hahndorf, nestled in the Adelaide Hills, is a popular spot for tourists and locals alike.

Autumn colours of Stirling

• Adelaide Hills, including the Mt Lofty Summit, provides spectacular views of the Adelaide metropolitan area. The Adelaide Hills are a series of villages, each having its own unique character. In particular, the towns of Hahndorf and Stirling are worth visiting.
• The wine regions of the Adelaide Hills, McLaren Vale, Barossa Valley og Clare Valley
• Kangaroo Island. Explore the natural environment.
• Flinders Ranges. Head north to explore the natural beauty and frontier history of the Flinders Ranges and Wilpena Pound
• Victor Harbor, just an hour or so drive south of Adelaide. Granite Island is one of the few places you can see Fairy Penguins in their natural habitat. Visit the nearby surf beaches in Pt Elliot, Middletown and Goolwa.
• Whispering wall, at the Barossa Reservoir.
• Yorke Peninsula is a popular holiday destination for Adelaidians, and less touristy than Victor Harbor, with towns dotted along the coast and the rugged Innes National Park at the foot of the peninsula.
• Alice Springs, 1,500 km of driving. Main stops on the way are Port Augusta og Coober Pedy. Eventually, heading through the Northern Territory you will reach the turn off to Uluru.
• Melbourne, via Coorong National Parkefterfulgt af Limestone Coast and finally the Great Ocean Road before arriving in Melbourne.
• Eyre Peninsula. Visit the historic town of Port Lincoln where you can see the massive tuna farms as well as going diving with Great White Sharks (in a cage) or swim with the dolphins and the seals.

Port Augusta ← Port Pirie ←	N  E	→ ENDE
Port Augusta ← Port Pirie ←	W  E	→ Gladstone, Peterborough → Broken Hill
ENDE ←	W  E	→ Murray Bridge → Melbourne