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Adelaide travel
Cosmopolitan, cultured and sophisticated, Adelaide is one of Australia's biggest cities, with many distinct sides and personalities. Its history stretches back to the 1800s where it was founded by migrants who built the city on an industry of mining and agriculture. The city is home to some of Australia's most renowned museums and attractions, beautiful parks and mansions. There is also a flourishing music scene including everything from opera to the latest live music. Adelaide is blessed with a series of golden beaches nearby where visitors can swim with dolphins, go diving and snorkelling or simply soak up the sun.
Things to do and places to see in Adelaide
The central downtown area is where visitors on a trip to Adelaide will find most of the sights, historical attractions, museums and shopping, while north Adelaide boasts upmarket hotels, restaurants, tree-lined boulevards and charming parks and gardens. Port Adelaide is in the northwest where you will discover Victorian warehouses and historic buildings, while Glenelg seaside resort sits on the coast, a short tram ride from the city centre.
When visiting Adelaide, be sure to:
- Visit the Art Gallery of South Australia, which houses some of Australia's best art collections within an elegant Victorian building
- Go wine tasting at the National Wine Centre of Australia, reputed to have Australia's largest tasting room
- Wander through the tropical Botanical Gardens, established in 1855, an oasis within the city
- Dig into Australia's fascinating past at the South Australian Museum
- Shop for food at the vibrant Adelaide Central Market, founded in 1869
- Indulge in some al fresco dining and multi-cultural flavours on Rundle Street
- Take the tram to Glenelg in Holdfast Bay and hit the beaches
- Embark on a thrilling dolphin sailing tour
- Visit giant pandas, kangaroos and wallabies at Adelaide Zoo
- Catch a show at the Adelaide Festival Centre, a thriving hub for the performing arts
- Embrace the atmosphere of Victoria Square (otherwise known as Tarndanyangga)
Adelaide airports
Passengers on flights to Adelaide Airport will land at one of the largest and busiest airports in Australia, which serves both the city of Adelaide and the surrounding southern region of Australia.
- Adelaide Airport
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A number of airlines operate cheap flights to Adelaide Airport on a regular basis including: Air New Zealand, Cathay Pacific and Emirates.
Location
Adelaide Airport is located about 4 miles to the west of Adelaide city centre.
Transport options
If you are driving to the city, you can follow the Sir Richard Williams Avenue and then turn onto Sir Donald Bradman Drive (otherwise known as the A6) that runs to the city centre. Numerous car rental agencies are located in the terminal close to the baggage claim area. By public transport, you can take the JetExpress bus service to the city centre or, alternatively, the JetBus service which runs to Glenelg, West Beach and the City. There is also a shuttle bus service that goes to many hotels around the city centre. Taxis are available outside the terminal building.
FAQ's about Adelaide
- - Inexpensive Restaurant: 9.49 GBP
- - Mid Range Restaurante: 36.92 GBP
- - Cheap Restaurant: 6.33 GBP
- - Domestic Beer: 4.22 GBP
- - Imported Beer: 4.75 GBP
- - Coffee: 2.31 GBP
- - SoftDrink: 1.82 GBP
- - Water: 1.54 GBP