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Adelaide Central Market is a huge undercover fresh produce market that houses over 70 traders and encourages people to shop local. It is located in Adelaide, South Australia and is one of the oldest markets in the country. Here you will find fresh fruits and veggies, cheeses, deli items, sauces, poultry and much more. You can also shop for freshly baked goods and there are many cafes and eateries as well. Traders have been here for generations and you can experience the rich history and they also share knowledge about Australian cuisine. The city connector buses and Adelaide’s free tram stop at the market.

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Adelaide Oval is known as the most picturesque sports ground in Adelaide, South Australia. It is predominantly used for cricket and football. The stadium has also hosted other sports like tennis, rugby and soccer. It is a place of premier sporting events for the past 140 years. They also host some concerts and artists like The Rolling Stones and Adele have performed here. Visitors can opt for a stadium tour to enjoy behind the scenes secrets, history, relive celebrated moments and get insight into match day preparations. You can stay at the unique Oval Hotel with tranquil views of the surrounding parklands.

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The Adelaide Botanical Garden spans 50 hectares and is a public garden located in Adelaide Park Lands in South Australia. It features beautifully landscaped gardens, stunning architecture, historic buildings and a museum. There are several eating options, entry is free and there is a tram stop at the garden. You can enjoy some of the country’s finest plant collections here across 11 different gardens. The gardens include a beautiful Dahlia Garden, Cactus and Succulent Garden, Garden of Health, and International Rose Garden among others. You can also visit the First Creek Wetland and Australian Forest.

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Adelaide Zoo is a zoo located in South Australia and is home to 2,500 animals and counting plus 250 species of exotic and native mammals. It is also home to a number of reptiles, birds and fish which are displayed over 8 hectares of botanic surroundings. You can visit the Tasmanian devils, Australian sea lions, giant pandas and golden lion tamarins among many others. Adelaide Zoo is the second largest zoo in Australia and is a significant representation of Australia’s social history and heritage. This colorful sanctuary will feel like stepping into a different world.

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The Art Gallery of South Australia features one of the biggest art collections in Australia and is located in the heart of Adelaide. It is housed in a 19th Century styled building and houses over 47,000 works of art and counting. They feature artwork from all around the world as well as extensive Aboriginal art by indigenous artists. It will take you through a unique cultural and thematic experience spanning from ancient Rome to the present day. There are permanent exhibitions with high quality original artworks as well as temporary exhibitions that include sculptures, paintings, ceramics, furniture, jewelry metalwork, glass and textiles.

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The South Australian Museum located in North Terrace, Adelaide has a rich collection of cultural remnants and a huge collection of Australian Aboriginal objects. It is a doorway to the natural history of Australia and houses over 3,000 artifacts. The South Australian Museum is a leader in scientific research, Aboriginal heritage and community engagement. The museum has a total of five floors housing 4 million specimens and material cultures. It also features a Humanities Collection, Biological Sciences Collection, Australian Polar Collection and Palaeontology collection.

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Himeji Garden is a perfect little pocket of Japan located in Adelaide, South Australia. It is the work of famous Japanese landscape designer, Yoshitaka Kumada. It is a great place to get away from the hustle of the city and enjoy a picnic in some solitude. It is divided into two traditional areas; the kare sensui area with a rock garden and sensui area with lakes and mountains. There are beautiful trees, waterfalls and ponds in a natural setting. Visitors need to adopt a humble kneeling attitude and purify themselves by washing their hands at the Chozubachi (water bowl).

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The National Wine Centre of Australia is located in Adelaide and nestled in the heart of the city’s Botanical Gardens. It is the perfect location for wine tastings, events, weddings, and celebrations. It features the largest tasting room in Australia and you can enjoy 120 samples of diverse wines that come from across 55 different regions. The friendly staff will guide you across the room and there is a wine for every budget. The wine barrelled shaped exterior is unique and you can explore the unique architecture of the buildings.

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The State Library of South Australia is located on North Terrace in Adelaide. It is the official library of the state of South Australia and houses areas of the State’s history, special collections, family histories, digital collections and so much more. They collect and preserve material relating to South Australia and its people and in many cases hold the last remaining documented copy of items. It features three award winning buildings; the Spence Wing with its iconic glass foyer, Institute Building and Mortlock Wing with a Victorian feel.

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Specimen of colonial architecture in the city and a rich insight into the history of Adelaide.

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Adelaide's Victoria Square, named after Princess Victoria (later Queen), is the largest and most prominent out of six in the city. Also known as Tarntanyangga, it is home to some of the most magnificent structures in the city, including the Statue of Queen Victoria, Three Rivers Fountain and the Statue of Charles Kingston. In addition, Victoria Square is surrounded by several significant buildings, including the General Post Office, the former Treasury building, and the Supreme Court of South Australia.

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Carrick Hill is a historic property located in Adelaide, South Australia. It is accessible to the public and is the former home of Sir Edward Hayward. It houses a large collection of antiques, drawings, sculptures, and paintings that span 500 years of artistic achievement. It is a period home in Australia built in 1939 in the style of an English Manor and is one of the few places with most of its original contents intact. The garden surrounding the home is modeled on an English country park and they regularly organize themed art exhibitions.

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St Peters Cathedral is an Anglican Church and a major landmark in Adelaide, South Australia. It is part of Adelaide’s heritage and the mother church of the Anglican Diocese of Adelaide. Apart from having a beautiful historic building, they are Christ–centered and have an inclusive community that values diversity. You can visit this Church for a Cathedral experience or even attend one of their services that promotes music and excellent liturgy.

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The Migration Museum located in Adelaide, South Australia celebrates cultural diversity and tells the stories of South Australian people. They collect, research, publish and share history through several permanent and temporary exhibitions. They also conduct educational programs, and events and take part in community engagement. The museum is located in North Terrace and is a short walk from Adelaide City Centre. Their permanent exhibitions focus on 20th and 21st Century migration and the super biodiversity in Australia due to people migrating from different cultures.

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Rundle Mall is a famous shopping mall which is the hub of Adelaide's dining, shopping, and entertainment. It features many global brands and local favourite retail outlets. Visitors will find all kinds of stores, including luxurious names such as Sephora, Tiffany and Co, Forever New and so on, among other exclusive flagship stores. One can also shop for jewellery, electronics and shoes. There's a shop for everyone with over 700 retail outlets, and there are exciting options across womenswear and menswear.

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Located around 20 mins from the city centre of Adelaide, Cleland Wildlife Park is home to some of Australia's most famous native fauna. Visitors can observe these magnificent animals in large open spaces and naturally set habitats. Those who wish can even feed and interact closely with them, making it a great educational experience for children as well. The park was wide walkways and is also wheelchair accessible.

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There are extensive transport service systems in Adelaide, South Australia and the Glenelg Tram is one of them. It is the best way to reach Glenelg and will take you straight to the beach. From Monday to Sunday trams leave every 10-20 minutes from Adelaide’s center. You can travel around the city for free but outside the free zone, towards Glenelg, you will need a metro card or a different visa card for each person to scan. It takes about 30 minutes from Adelaide to Glenelg and it is a very comfortable ride.

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Waterfall Gully is located in Cleland National Park and is about 8km east of Adelaide. It is a popular area in South Australia for treks and trails. It is a 1-hour drive and crowded on the weekends. There is a 300m return trail to the 30m high first falls and back. It is about 1.6km to cover the first and second falls and takes about an hour to complete. There are other shorter tracks along First Creek that are great for bushwalking and have different vantage points of the waterfall.

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The vineyards in the countryside is something that deserves special mention. Famous wine countries like Barossa Valley and McLaren Valley are some of the few but the experience of tasting exquisite wines is unique to each one of them.

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One of the benefits of being Down Under is the guarantee of being surrounded by breath-taking beaches. The best ones can even be swam in.

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St. Raphael's Catholic Church is a cathedral located in Adelaide, South Australia. The Roman Revival inspired design of the church introduced a new type of ecclesiastical architecture to Parkside with its limestone building. St. Raphael's Catholic Church was built with the help and support of Passionist Fathers, chief among them Archbishop O’Reiley who wanted to bring the Passionist order to South Australia.

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Adelaide Arcade is located in the heart of Adelaide, South Australia, and offers a unique retail experience. The architecture of this heritage building is stunning and they offer a personalized experience with good quality products. Here, you will find luxury brands, local artisans, bespoke jewelry, delicious treats and so much more. The arcade was built in 1885 and has a vibrant history. There are nail salons, bespoke tailor shops, and some of the best jewelry shops in Adelaide.

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There are four terraces that bind the central business district of Adelaide, South Australia, and the North Terrace is part of it. You can take a stroll across North Terrace with plenty to explore. The Adelaide Botanic Garden is an oasis in the city and the perfect place to rejuvenate and revitalize or even enjoy a picnic. The National Wine Centre of Australia is also located in North Terrace and has a wide selection of Australian wines and the largest tasting room. You can visit or take a train ride at Adelaide Railway station or try your hand at the Adelaide Casino a few steps away. A visit to North Terrace is a look into the culture and history of the city.

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Adelaide Fringe is an art festival that takes place annually during the summer for 31 days. It is the biggest art fest in the Southern Hemisphere and completely transforms Adelaide. Its starts from Whyalla and stretches all the way to Naracoorte. There are colorful events that range across theatre, music, visual arts, cabaret, and many workshops. There are also many vibrant comedy and circus events. There are events for all ages and there are diverse artists and venues and it is known for being a ‘people’s’ festival.

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Isn't that the first thought that comes to the mind when we think of Australia? Kangaroo Island is a must visit.

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Chinatown is a popular spot located at the south-east end of Adelaide’s CBD. It is internationally famous for its eclectic flavors from all diverse cuisines. Here, you will find traditional gourmet foods and oriental cuisine and it is a beautiful mix of five star restaurants, food stalls, cafes, wine bars, pubs, and food courts. Two large Paifang mark the entrances at either end and Chinatown stretches from Grote Street to Gouger Street. You can take a stroll down these streets to check what’s on offer and experience an endless array of Asian cuisines like Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Malaysian, Korean, Japanese, and Indian

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Henry Codd Reserve is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and is a beautiful park located in Adelaide, South Australia. The playground is in a tucked away location so it is a great place for a picnic and for families. There is a playground, climbing structures, and a slide built into the side of a hill. There are picnic tables and the reserve also has barbecues for a cookout.

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The National War Memorial is located at North Terrace in Adelaide, South Australia, and commemorates those who served in the First World War. The memorial opened in 1932 and there are memorial services held every year on Remembrance Day and Anzac Day. Although no soldier is depicted, you will see the intense impact of the war on all South Australians. There is a marble angel framed at the main granite symbolizing the spirit of duty and the sword in the shape of the cross symbolizes sacrifice in battle.

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The David Roche Foundation House Collection is housed in Fermoy House and is a famous private art collection. It is located in Adelaide, South Australia and this decorative art collection spans two centuries of European artworks. David Roche is an art collector for over 60 years and has spent his lifetime developing the David Roche Collection. It spans the 18th and 19th Century European artifacts, ceramics, furniture, paintings, and clocks among many other things.

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Heywood Park Features two playgrounds; one for older kids with challenging equipment and another for children. The park is located in Adelaide, South Australia near King William Road where you can find plenty of eateries and cafes. Visitors often get take away at these places and enjoy it at Heywood Park. There is a specially designed ninja course for ages 8 and up which takes you through a challenging series of events.

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Paracombe Premium Perry is the initiative of Damian McArdle which started in 2012 and they are 4th generation pear growers and 1st generation Perry Makers. They source their award winning pears from their family orchard, Chamberlain Orchards in South Australia. Their Perry process is unique with minimal human interaction. You will find a variety of Perry’s such as sweet perry, dry perry, semi-dry perry, and many original ciders. They also offer a ‘Tree Experience’ where you can go behind the scenes of perry production, taste different products or even become a pear grower for a day.

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Situated on the southern bank of Lake Torrens Lake, Elder Park is a large public park halfway between the City of Adelaide and North Adelaide. Built-in 1882 and named after the Elder Family, the park hosts numerous community events all year round, including Carols by Candlelight, New Year's Eve, the OzAsia Moon Lantern Festival, and the Adelaide Festival.

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West Beach is a beachside suburb located 10-15 mins from Adelaide, popular among families and groups of friends for holidays or weekend getaways. On most days, expect to see sunbathers, kids playing, swimmers, beach brunches, and leisurely coastal strollers. West Beach Recreation Reserve, a community area within West Beach, is home to a football ground, golf park, caravan park and facilities for boating, cycling and other leisurely activities.

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JamFactory is a non-profit organization that aims to raise awareness about the social and cultural benefits of craft and design in daily life. Housing two centres, one at Adelaide city centre and the other at Seppeltsfield in the Barossa, JamFactory, aided by the South Australian government, conducts exhibitions, workshops and educational programmes, helping to nurture craftsmen, artists and designers.

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Bonython Park, the largest of Adelaide's designated city parks, is an excellent spot for family picnics and communal events. Named after the late politician and journalist Sir John Langdon Bonython, each year, the park hosts various events and festivals, including the Skyshow fireworks display, Big Day Out and Stereosonic. Many travelling circuses, most notably, Cirque du Soleil, also perform in Bonython Park. Visitors will find two playgrounds, a boating lake used by model and sailing boat enthusiasts, a visitor kiosk, and barbecue spaces all located near the southern end of the park.

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Located in the heart of Adelaide, the Veale Gardens is a lush park of flower gardens, trees, intertwined cobbled pathways and a winding central canal. It offers a beautiful and laid-back setting making it the home to many wedding ceremonies. The garden is home to over 50 different kinds of roses and greenhouses with other varities of plants and flowers. Visitors can find a restaurant and a function centre that hosts occasional community events.

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The Parliament House in Adelaide City, located in the northwest corner of the North Terrace, is the seat of the Parliament of South Australia. With the South Australian House of Assembly residing there since 1889 and the Legislative Council since 1939, the building is of great historical significance. In addition, the Australasian Federal Convention of 1897, the first of three conventions tasked with finalizing an Australian constitution for a federation of the colonies, and the intercolonial Postal and Telegraph Conference were both held at the Parliament House.

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SkyCity Adelaide, located in the historic Railway Building, is home to Adelaide's sole casino and most opulent hotel, EOS by SkyCity. SkyCity Adelaide is the city's most thrilling gaming, hospitality, and entertainment complex and is positioned to establish itself as a distinctive and one-of-a-kind travel destination for both domestic and foreign tourists.

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Tomich Wines is a family-owned boutique winery that spans several generations. The wine is delicate and produced by ancient soils that are red clays over quartz and schist. The area encourages the long, slow ripening of the fruit, which makes it possible to produce wines with powerful, pure fruit flavours that are complex in nature.

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The Adelaide Festival Center is the premier performing arts centre in South Australia and a producer of theatre, dance, music, and exhibitions. Adelaide Festival Center, a prominent cultural hub for the Asia-Pacific region, organizes and presents a year-round calendar of events, including the Adelaide Cabaret Festival, OzAsia Festival, DreamBIG Children's Festival, Adelaide Guitar Festival, and OUR MOB. In addition to promoting SA groups and performers, it is dedicated to sponsoring and co-presenting some of the world's biggest touring plays and musicals.

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One of the city's most well-known and recognisable historical structures, Beehive Corner stands out triumphantly at the intersection of two bustling streets and has a corner turret that resembles a beehive. A lone golden bee is perched atop the tower. The Beehive Corner building incorporates elements of the Gothic Revival design while still providing something a little unusual. Beehive Corner is a well-known shopping destination with a variety of stores that line its boundaries in addition to having an intriguing design and a rich history.

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Cleland National Park, located at Ade­laide Hills face zone, is meant for the conservation of a significant area of bushland. Visitors can observe and interact with the unique native species, experience cultural heritage, and watch breathtaking views of the Adelaide Hills and its surroundings by walking or cycling on one of the fantastic lines of trails. Additionally, enthusiasts can ride their mountain bikes on a number of shared-use trails and fire tracks within the park.

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The Woodhouse Activity Center is a venue for outdoor experiences and group lodging. Only 25 minutes from the CBD, visitors can enjoy 54 hectares of farmland dotted with gum trees while experiencing unlimited access to the fantastic on-site activities. Some of the activities and games include The Orienteering Labyrinth, Disc golf, Challenge Hill, and Tube Slides. Kids also love the Mt Lofty Adventure Hub, which is set up on the grounds of the Woodhouse for a little extra adventure while you're there.