Things to do when you travel to Adeliaide
Adelaide City is a wonderfull place to visit with many and varied things to do and see. Here are some of the places to see. Click on pictures if you wish to see an enlarged version.
Rattling good fun - these trams have been running regularly since 1929 between the city and Glenelg beach.
pen air stalls are a feature of Rundle Mall, the city's major shopping area.
Surrounded on all sides by parks and gardens, Adelaide offers many opportunities for sport, a quiet stroll and maybe a picnic. Just 15 minutes away to the hills and beaches.
This could be your lucky day - grand entrance to the Adelaide Casino which captures the
style of Monte Carlo.
Feeling energetic? Then why not run through the long list of our clean, sandy - and
uncrowded beaches? You've got 32 km to choose from.
Grab a banana and meet the great the locals . . . markets are great meeting places - and the
food's great too.
Accommodation of Adeliade
Accommodation in Adelaide is plentiful and varied.
Three 5 star hotels are located within the city square mile - the Hyatt Regency Adelaide, the Hilton Adelaide and the Terrace Inter-Continental. All are within a short walk of the city's main entertainment, dining, cultural and business precincts.
There are plenty of other good quality hotels in and around Adelaide, including the Grosvenor on North Terrace and the Hindley Park Royal in Hindley Street.
If you'd prefer to have a five star sea view, try the Ramada Grand Hotel, at Glenelg. A 15-20 minute drive from the city centre, it's right on the foreshore and close to shops, entertainment and leisure facilities.
After something a little different? Try one of Adelaide's attractive Victorian and Edwardian pubs, which provide a good range of medium-price accommodation. There's also a good selection of heritage accommodation, refurbished houses and cottages located in the city's inner residential areas and close to the entertainment and dining precincts.
Good motels and self contained units can be found along the city's main approaches and along its outer rim on South Terrace and Greenhill Road.
Travellers with an eye on their budgets will home in on one of the city's bed and breakfast establishments, noted for their homely atmosphere. Backpackers are also well provided for, with a number of specialist hostels within the city square mile.
There are also several caravan and camping grounds on the outskirts of the city, with more in the wider suburban area.
There are many guides to Adelaide accommodation available from travel agents, motoring organisations or by contacting the South Australian Travel Centre in Adelaide on (08) 212 1505 or free call from interstate on 008 882 092.
Hotels & Motels within the City Square Mile in Adeliade
Adelaide Paringa Motel : 231 1000
Adelaide Travelodge : 223 2744
Apartments on the Park : 232 0555
Arab Steed Hotel : 223 1015
The Barron Townhouse : 211 8255
Brednock Hotel : 231 5467
Country Comfort Inn : 223 4355
Earl of Zetland Hotel-Motel : 223 5500
The Grosvenor Hotel : 407 8888
Hilton International Adelaide : 217 0711
Hindley Parkroyal : 231 5552
Hyatt Regency Adelaide : 231 1234
Richmond Hotel : 223 4044
Terrace Inter-Continental Hotel : 217 7552
Night Life in Adelaide
Once the sun goes down over the magnificent city skyline Adealide becomes a vibrant place with a variety of lively nigt clubs and some top quality restaurants.
NightClubs in Adelaide
Hinley street is the heart of Adelaides NightClub Scene, it is jam packed with numerous clubs which should suit the tastes of all type of party goers. For the more mainstream type clubs check out RIOs and Asylum. Also you can't go past Heaven.
