Adelaide is a city that offers the room to move and the space to breathe. Consistently rated one of the world’s most liveable cities, Adelaide is recognised internationally for its events and festivals, fine foods and award-winning wine. The inner-city highlights are within walking distance, and pristine coastlines, suburban beaches and scenic hills landscapes are within 20 minutes from central Adelaide.
<image="2" align="left" />Adelaide is busily positioning itself as a major foodie destination with a swag of great new eateries and buzzing laneway bars. Leading the way is Restaurant Orana which was named Restaurant of the Year for 2018 by Gourmet Traveller, while executive chef Jock Zonfrillo was recognised as The Weekend Australian’s Hottest Chef of the Year.
<image="3" align="left" />Eat streets include Rundle for historic pubs, family-run cafes and restaurants; Norwood Parade for European influences; Gouger Street and Chinatown for Asian flavours; Hutt St for a European feel and Leigh St and Peel St for the latest in modern Australian. While you’re exploring, venture through the city’s laneways to discover a spirited small bar scene with quirky and unique bars using a range of South Australian beers, wines and spirits for the most authentic of experiences.
<image="4" align="left" />From a home-base of Adelaide, a day trip or weekend escape is easy to do. Adelaide is the wine capital of Australia and is surrounded by famous wineries, with more than 200 cellar doors located only a short drive away. Find yourself taste-testing your way around the Barossa or McLaren Vale or relaxing and playing on the beach on the Fleurieu Peninsula or Yorke Peninsula. Escape to the wonderland of the Flinders Ranges and Outback or visit nature’s playground – Kangaroo Island.
With so much, so close to Adelaide, you’ll be spoilt for choice.
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