What a beautiful place to visit! The Botanic Gardens is free to enter and is conveniently located on the free tram route. We spent a good 2-3 hours there and only touched on the surface of what the gardens has to offer. Definitely a place that warrants multiple trips to really appreciate. There’s a variety of areas to see including everything from a rose garden to a succulent garden to a conservatory with ferns and other tropical plants. The site is really well maintained and has ample areas to sit and just relax. There’s multiple paths throughout the place, so I’d recommend having a map to help you navigate (unfortunately, though there are signposts indicating different sites, they don’t have nearly enough maps posted throughout the gardens). Overall, great place to visit! One of the best Botanical Gardens we’ve seen in Australia!

A sensational garden! Very well planned, lots of variety and we loved the little tracks through the trees! Well signed, lots of amusement and surprise and birds galore. We loved how many edible varieties there were too. Anyone visiting Adelaide with a few hours to kill will love this place. Also great for kids as there’s plenty of area to run about and also have a picnic. There was a special event on while we were there with big dinosaurs in the gardens and the kids seemed to be loving that!

The garden is so beautiful. The glass structure, something like cottage, all these structures looks amazing. They have created something like rain forest inside that glass building. It was a really good experience to walk around there. The small pond inside the glass building has a beautiful fish. I would definitely recommend to go and visit this place.

Absolutely beautiful gardens and a great place to relax. Lots of different walking paths and some of the tallest eucalyptus trees I have ever seen. There is a free guided tour everyday starting at 1030am near the coffee shop. The highlight was the Amazonia water lilies, which is grown is a special green house.

It's a beautiful and serene place to visit. The wildlife is gorgeous and the plants and water features are stunning. It's very peaceful and calming and definitely worth a visit. I've been here so many times and I still adore it as much as I did the first time 😊

Great place to spend the day with your family having a picnic or just wondering around. Beautiful gardens beautiful grass spaces very chill in the middle of the city. Lots of filtered water and bathrooms around. One café with live music on Saturday. Easy ticket parking around, no free parking except on holidays.

Beautiful gardens! It was incredibly quiet when I was there too (mid-afternoon weekday) which meant it was very peaceful. The gardens are so well maintained and fantastically green. They're a great place to walk through or spend an afternoon relaxing.

I spent over 3 hours here - absolutely stunning! Gorgeous for weddings or garden parities. Toilet facilities were decent. Restaurant on site and the wine spot was brilliant too. Wear comfy walking shoes, hat & sunscreen; don’t forget your water bottle

Small but charming gardens, they have so much to offer. For example, please make sure you visit Museums and exhibitions, particularly the economic botany house, you will learn a lot about how and what plants contributed to our human economy, see unique specimens. There are several dedicated sections for different plants, conifers, giant waterlilies, Dahlia garden is lovely as well. Good option for a warm afternoon.

I loved it🤩! It’s a fantastic place to get to know nature, fresh air or just to have a walk or a picnic. I recommend wearing sunscreen and comfy shoes. It’s very well located, around there you can find more distractions such as the gallery or museums.

There are variety of plants in here and you can picnic or just walking around to see many different kinds of plants and taking photos. It's best to come here on sunny day, and if you come here near the end of winter the weather is still pretty chill so you'll not feel hot

Our visit to Adelaide Botanical Gardens was a delightful escape into nature's beauty. The meticulously landscaped gardens showcased a stunning variety of flora. The serene atmosphere provided a peaceful retreat, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll or a moment of contemplation. The proximity to the city center added convenience, making this botanical haven a must-visit for both locals and visitors seeking a brief respite in the heart of Adelaide.

The picnic I spent here was very peaceful and fantastic. The weather was perfect under the sun and the sky was very beautiful. I was so happy that I lost track of time. I recommend this place if you want to spend a convenient time. You'll be able to spend a cup of coffee and some spare time. If I come back to Adelaide, I will definitely revisit it.

Adelaide Botanic Garden is a delightful oasis in the heart of the city, showcasing diverse landscapes and a stunning array of plants. It's a perfect blend of natural beauty and educational opportunities, with guided tours and workshops highlighting conservation efforts. Whether you're seeking tranquility, inspiration, or a family-friendly outing, this botanical garden offers a memorable experience for all visitors.

The Botanic Gardens in Adelaide are a true oasis. Beautifully landscaped gardens with majestic avenues and breathtaking architecture in the heart of the city. Many individual areas provide information about a wide variety of plants in Australia and from other countries. The rose garden is particularly popular here with roses that have adapted to the hot climate of Australia. Highly recommended!

Take time to stop and smell the roses... Quite literally in these beautiful gardens. The Rose garden is massive and to smell every variety of rose could take an entire day. Some of the yellow roses smell like lemon .. can you find which ones? 😉 In the gift shop is a lovely woman who is very friendly, informative about Adelaide and strongly connected to the history of Adelaide. My first full day in Adelaide has been filled with wonderful conversations with locals.

Lots to see and do. Plenty of benches, toilets and areas to picnic or walk. Beautifully designed and looked after. My favourite part was the Lilly pond and exotic south America plants.

Love the gardens, it's my favourite place to get lost in and I've taken my camera to get some nice shots too. There's maps and stuff but unless you don't want to miss anything, I recommend just wondering for the experience. It's so cool that there's different buildings like greenhouses or museums inside that you can learn a lot too. Pictured are some of the beautiful things you can find here

Really enjoyed the Adelaide Botanical gardens. They were well laid out and I especially enjoyed the breathing garden. Felt so calming. The cafe had some great choices for food and drinks. Being gluten sensitive can be a pain at times. Definitely recommend checking the gardens out.

Great way to kill a few hours. We paid to go into the rainforest and photography exhibition which was Amazing. There's so many cool little secret gardens and pathways. You could get lost for hours. It would be a beautiful place for a wedding. So happy we went

A must have to visit if you love nature. So calm and fresh in here. I have more fotos but can only upload 50 pics.

The museum of botanical economy was fascinating, and the grounds were lovely to stroll through. Cafe had good sandwiches and cakes.

Wonderful place The garden is so beautiful and well maintained. Feel peaceful there 😌

Good place to spend your Sunday afternoon. There were different parts of the garden to see. I found the cactus/ succulents and the Amazonian lily section the best.

These gardens were not the best we have been to. They were still very enjoyable and well laid out. This place is used for other venues like weddings and private events. The wildlife was also a nice treat. Especially the numerous turtles.

Amazing place. It's clean, spacious, people are all warm and kind. There's different kind of stores that sells just about everything and you can find good snacks or gifts as souvenirs here too. There is a whole section of little restaurants and also another section of tables and chairs in the open for anyone to sit or dine. Highly recommended.

Cute little markets in the middle of Adelaide city. It is right beside the Chinatown area and has a wide variety of foods and other interesting or exciting items. They have food from different countries and is a bit more upmarket compared to regular market food. It is also divided into different “avenues” to keep it organised. The shops range from grocery and meat stores, to bakeries and desserts, to spice and soap or homeware stores. It was quite enjoyable walking through here, and the best part is that it opens at 7am (3 days a week, 9am for the other days) and closes quite late on Fridays, and generally at 5:30pm for most other days. Probably one of the more enjoyable places to explore in Adelaide as there is generally something for everyone.

We absolutely rate these markets as the best ever food markets. It’s clean, fresh, does NOT smell like many other markets and every stall holder takes pride in presenting their stall with perfection. I’m so glad we found it and will return tomorrow

A great place to visit while you’re in Adelaide. It has everything you need from veggies, fruits, to bakery items, cheese, coffee beans, wine, and many more. Well, you won’t find clothes here. But the market covers all your hunger needs. It’s two storey. The place has ample enough parking with a paid parking near by. Just because it’s a street market don’t expect cheap products. The items are of great quality too. It’s a good place to go if you wish to spend your Friday night having a bit of a walk.

Excellent!!! If you are in Adelaide, you will have to visit the Market. Plenty of fresh produce, food and deli stores. Store owners are so friendly, passionate and helpful in recommending their products. It was so enjoyable that we went back again the next day.

Fresh vegetables, fruits and meats. Cakes, coffee and restaurants. I had the poffertjes (small fluffy pancakes) and it was really good. Cinnamon, lemon and cream on top and so yum.

It is different Victoria Market in Melbourne. It has much more variance in food like South America, Europe, Asia. Some of them are very nice. But I haven’t had a chance to try big table. I will give it a try next time. I love the buZzy environment there. It is ALIVE

Only one floor, not very big but interesting. Fruits and vegetables are cheap, and there are actually many dessert shops. I like it very much. The parking next to the market has a height limit of 2.06 meters.

Back to our favorite Oz markets, the Central markets in Adelaide.They really are the best. Great local produce, good vibe, and right next to the venue for #tastingaustralia . #travelsouthaustralia #wineandfood #farmersmarket #travelgram #travelaustralia

Interesting place to stroll and visit when you're in Adelaide. You can get fruits,vegetables, cheese,nuts,wines,fresh meat&poultry, seafood, coffee, pastries of all sorts. There are also food stalls,cafes and restaurants if you're hungry. The place is housed in a historical building and it is clean&well kept.There are ample parking upstairs and in the streets. Recommended.

It's amazing discovery in China Town where you will experience of many interesting stalls of fresh fruits, meats, cheese, flowers and nuts etc by all means also wonderful foods to enjoy; highly recommended.

One of the cleanest completely covered markets I’ve been to, selling everything from fresh produce, nuts, coffee, seafood, and freshly prepared foods from local artisans. Prices very reasonable and area very safe.

The Adelaide Central Markets were amazing 🙌 The freshest produce and largest selections of fruit, vegetables, meat, cheese, and all assortments of things. It is a huge indoor market with endless isles to browse and feast from. This city is the cleanest city I have seen! We visited for the Fringe Festival, stopping along the way to visit friends in the country town of Sherlock, before hitting the Murray River and heart of the city centre. The markets are outstanding, and a credit to Adelaide 😊 Brisbane, Qld.

With over 70 traders under one roof, the Adelaide Central Market is one of the largest undercover fresh produce markets in the southern hemisphere, buzzing with life and colour all year round. The Market offers a huge range of fresh food including fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, seafood, cheeses, bakery, smallgoods and health foods, along with some of Adelaide’s most popular cafes and eateries. With millions visitors every year, the Adelaide Central Market remains Adelaide’s premier food destination for multicultural cuisine and fresh produce. As one of the oldest markets in Australia, Adelaide Central Market has a large range of fresh food, including fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, seafood, cheeses, baked goods, small goods, and health foods, along with several cafés and eateries. Currently, approximately one million kilograms of fresh Produce are delivered to the market and sold every month. It is a popular tourist attraction in the city, with more than 8.5 million visitors every year. It is also referred to simply as the Central Market.

Adelaide Central Market is an absolute must-visit in the city! 🌆 The variety and abundance of desserts and fruits are nothing short of a food lover's dream. Strolling through the market, I felt like a kid in a candy store—only better, because it's a dessert and fruit paradise! From decadent treats to the freshest fruits, the market caters to every sweet tooth and health-conscious shopper. The vibrant atmosphere, the friendly vendors, and the sheer diversity of options make this market a standout destination. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Adelaide Central Market is the heart of culinary delights in Adelaide. Definitely, don't miss out on the dessert offerings—they're a highlight that will satisfy any sweet craving. Five stars without a doubt!

Nice place to get some good food and fresh juice. Yeah there are a lot of vegetables and fruit stalls. There are also good chocolate and coffee brewers. This place has a good number of parking above the markets. This place also has a public toilet and baby changing rooms. There are a bunch of shops outside the markets as well.

I was hesitant on how I should score this place, it was either 3 or 4 stars and I did end up giving 4, the reason it was so hard to decide is because my mixed feelings about this place, as a local market it has a huge selection of different fruit and vegetables store almost like a farmer's market but it also combines a couple of nice eateries and wineries, to top that of it's always one of the busiest places in CBD which make parking and moving very disturbing on pick hours, I've been there a few times already as this is one of Adelaide iconic places and I can't deny that I've been there a few time and I'll probably be there many more times in the future, so all in all I would recommend going there for the experience just make sure to go when it's not super busy because then it's not as fun.

Wow-what an experience. You can see why this place is an Adelaide institution. An abundance of fresh fruit , vegetables , spices , bakery products, cheeses and all manner of exotic and delicious items! "Dine in" options for coffee and treats are a must .And flowers.

Let me jump straight into the highlights... Get the custard tarts near the entrance. This is the best tasting tarts I ever had in my life. This is not an exaggeration. I hope it finds its way to Singapore and the world eventually. Make sure you try the coffin bay oysters as well. It is not very fresh here as compared to the restaurant but... it certainly is much cheaper. Maybe you could ask and get them freshly shucked. There is a wide selection of food, fruits and vegetable but the price are not very competitive. It is a fun place to be at and certainly one of Adelaide's must go.

Great range of fresh fruit and vegetables at great prices. Lots of variety in fish and cold meats as well. Can get busy Friday night and weekends as well. The car park does fill up quickly so it’s best to get in early. Great smells and heritage are at the markets too. If you get a chance to visit, I highly recommend going there for a visit.

Nice clean little market situated near Chinatown. The market itself is not too big, everywhere is an easy walk. Lots of places to go for a coffee and lunch. The parking is spacious and not too costly. Do yourself a favor and grab a box of Portuguese tarts from Saudade!

What a great place to find really awesome fresh fruit and veggies at great prices. From fresh produce to unique souvenirs, you’ll find it all here. Always well worth a visit. I really love this place 👌🏻

The Adelaide Central Market is a food lover's paradise! It's a vibrant hub of fresh produce, gourmet delights, and culinary diversity. Strolling through its bustling aisles is a sensory delight, with the aroma of international cuisines wafting through the air. From farm-fresh fruits to artisanal cheeses and mouthwatering street food, there's something to tantalize every palate. The friendly vendors and lively atmosphere add to the overall charm of this iconic market. A must-visit for anyone looking to savor the flavors of Adelaide!

The experience of visiting here was very good. It sells foods from various countries and sells various fresh fruits and vegetables. Also, it was fun to see various cheeses and ham. If I lived nearby, I would have come often to shop. But I don't think it's bad for tourists to visit, either.

A very beautiful market in the heart of Adelaide. The market is spacious, well-organized, and offers a wide selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, seafood, and spices. There are also plenty of stands with coffee, pastries, and bread, as well as a few places where you can sit down for breakfast or lunch. In any case, it's worth a visit and a stroll. Additionally, there is a parking lot above the market, which is subject to a fee.

Amazing fresh food selection. Meat, veg, fruit, bakery ... so many choices of places to eat too. Bright, clean, fun!

This place has the best fresh produce in the city. The place is so lively and all the different kinds of goods they offer at a same spot is rare to find. While talking about the prices, I believe they are decent enough for one to prefer getting their groceries, flowers, meat and other baked goods from here. I really enjoy shopping there!

Fabulous zoo suitable for the whole family! Great collection of exhibits and animals. Navigation and access and all easy. There is a large children’s playground as well. Plenty of cleaver exhibits for nocturnal animals as well. Strong recommend from me!

Beautiful Zoo and Animals. Had a lovely time with my family walking around. Seen all the cute animals and had a good day. Food is way overpriced we paid $42.30 for 3 hotdogs and 3 small chips. Eat before you go.

Great day out for the family. If you have little ones, great the zoobaru for $15. Good fun. You can probably see most animals in just over 2 hours. If you go on Sunday, parking is free on plain tree drive.

Having a year pass with the kids has been a fantastic decision. The zoo staff are lovely and the kids are always so excited to come see what the animals are doing. Make time for the animal shows, like the bird show. Super interactive.

The zoo is a nice experience but not better than most others I have visited. Very good for children with a lot of Meet the Keeper educational shows through the day. We arrived at 945, most of the animals were hiding or asleep so I suggest to start in the afternoon. Took us 3 hours to see everything.

Only a small space, but well laid out and so much happening. We even had the delight of seeing the Pandas, despite them not being on display. Friendly staff and great displays. Only complaint: limited souvenirs.

On a recent visit to Adelaide I was privileged to visit Adelaide Zoo. It is absolutely charming, the gardens are divine and many of the enclosures are very innovative for example the aerial tunnels for the red pandas. Thoroughly enjoyed my visit can’t wait to go again

Phenomenal experience in Adelaide zoo that is bigger than it looks. Has every animals you can think of aside from aquatic animals (except for turtle 🐢 and penguins 🐧). There's roughly 2 cafes with food in here and plenty of bathroom while walking around. Aside from that, there's some shows or feeding session at specific hours that brings in crowds watching. Very spacious and pleasant visit so far.

Very interesting and good variety of animals. Well presented animal enclosures. We enjoyed lunch in the zoo. The souvenirs were a bit lacking as I was looking for an adult size T-shirt 😞

Every time we visit there is something different to see. The animals are well cared for and clearly do much goes on behind the scenes that the public likely aren’t aware of. I talked to a staff person whose job was to electronically document what the red pandas were doing every two minutes as they were newly introduced to each other. An absolute South Australian icon and well known to be amongst one of the best zoos in the world. We’ve been to many and this is accurate. We have become life members due to the great place this is.

Very clean and lovely scenery. Not as much to see as some other zoos I've been to, but still a great day. Especially If you have got little kiddies as everything is exciting 😊 The playground Is actually really good. Lots of tables and chairs and pricing was pretty standard for a public place.

Love the zoo, friendly, helpful staff. Nice layout with lots of cool plants. Animals look content in good size, clean enclosures. Like the conservation efforts and message of this zoo. As an added bonus, the bat colony just outside is quite simple unbelievable, I've never seen anything like it, amazing! Thanks Adelaide zoo 💖

Very nice and fully equipped zoo. It is easily accessible for wheelchair. All the animals were happy and playful. Specially lions put on an excellent show by cuddling and playing with each other.

We liked our visit to the zoo! It was a beautiful day and we got ample time to spend time observing the animal mannerisms. The lioness was such a poser and Sumatran Tiger was not happy with something , Kangaroos and Wallabies were busy eating while the Dingo’s were busy playing! The orangutan walked the ramp and went out of sight! Some said the zoo is small but I felt it was really well maintained and easy to cover in a couple of hours with the right dose of animals!

A great family outing at one of Adelaide's most iconic locations It's incredible how much joy Animals can bring to all walks of life, and having an ever expanding location like this is just incredible. I haven't been here much in my adult years, so I was blown away by the developments Amazing breadth of animals and a well structured area that promotes the celebration of wildlife An absolute perfect day out for family - everyone should go

Wow! What an amazing zoo! I was so impressed. The variety of animals was amazing. There were the likes of tigers and pandas which seem to be so rare to find at zoos. We also saw the animals so up close which was incredible. The environment was beautiful and green and there were barely any people there on a weekday. Winner! There are also helpful and knowledgeable volunteers all around the zoo which was a nice touch.

We had a fantastic visit to the zoo, where we enjoyed seeing a wide variety of animals and admiring the beautiful plants. A helpful tip for future visitors: try to visit the pandas before lunchtime, as they tend to sleep in the afternoon, making them harder to spot later in the day.

A phenomenal adventure in every way. I recommend booking ahead if you want to go to any specific animal experiences, as there were only a few left when I went in the morning on a weekend, though I loved the tortoise and pygmy hippo experiences that I did go to, and so also could recommend just rocking up and seeing what "less popular" animals are still available for a more intimate experience (or even one-on-one experience as I had with the tortoises). I spent an entire day here from almost opening time through to closing, and I still feel like I could have spent more time here because there are so many animals to see. Bring some good walking shoes, a bottle of water, and a fan if you're going in summer, though there is plenty of seating with some lovely views of the animals all around, and some air-conditioned areas such as where the insects are and pandas. Lovely descriptive signage complete with an indication of how threatened each species is. If you'd like to see a particular animal, look up their most active hours ahead of time and plan your stroll past them then, or at feeding time (many more animals were active in the morning particularly on the hot summer day I went). A beautiful zoo, definitely a must-visit if you are in Adelaide, especially as being the only zoo in Australia with giant pandas at time of writing.

Been a long time since I went to the zoo. Nicely updated facilities. Lion and lioness feeding time was the highlight! And of course the Pandas (I like that you do not have a separate fee to see the Pandas now) Also, enjoyed the walkthrough avaries. The pigmy hippo was a favourite, watching the hippo play with a ball in and out of the water.

It was a beautiful place , but few of the animals like the penguins , birds of prey , big red kangaroos were missing in the enclosure . Great spot for families. It would have been great if it had more cafes or eateries

Good collection of wild life. Kids loved it. On site facilities for dining (cafeteria), seating and tables, toilets.Has a play area for kids as well. Space is creatively utilized to contain and display wild life.

Relatively small compared to other zoo's but very nice for what it is and entertaining if you have little ones, Ive been here twice now with my family and would say its a good day out if you pair a visit here with the botanic gardens or something happening in that very scenic north terrace area. My only negative is Id say the ticket prices are a bit too high but I guess you could always buy a membership

Visited this place mainly for the pandas which was lovely! Lucky to see at least one of the 2 pandas active during the feeding session. We also went around to see the other attractions and other animals—some areas were crowded but this is expected as it is school holidays. There are water fountains around the area which is good. Shaded seating areas are available for quick rests in between. Toilets were clean.

I spent a few hours and saw everything more than once. Many more animals than I’ve shared on my review too. If you want to see giant pandas, get in quickly as it looks as though they will go back to China later in 2024 due to lack of funding. The zoo has a cafe and a couple of gift shops, isn’t too big and minimal enclosures are currently closed. Book animal encounters well ahead to avoid disappointment. Staff were friendly and informative. Wear comfy walking shoes, bring water, wear a hat & sunscreen!

We had an absolutely fantastic day with heaps to see. The giraffes were amazing and the meerkats and otters were just adorable. The coffee at the cafe in the middle of the zoo was just delicious. I think it’s brilliant how they have a big bird cage backing on to the toilets in the middle of the zoo but definitely feel sorry for the birds with the things they have to smell! Of course the toilets could have some better up keep but over all it wasn’t the worst.

A wonderful zoo to visit. Lots of easily accessible paths and ramps for pushers and wheelchairs. Some great demonstrations of exotic birds, sea lions and other animals throughout the day.

Very busy and my zoo pass was not ready for collection. The foot paths are uneven and are a trip hazard. The birds and animals were mainly sleeping but managed to see the Pandas in action!!

It was our first outing to the Zoo. Wide variety of animals to see and great outing overall. All facilities are very well maintained, water points throughout the Zoo as well for filling up your water bottle. The giant Panda was our favourite. Unfortunately there were no Koala's at the time of our visit. We will definitely be back.

A very small zoo compared other Interstate zoos, however it was nice to be able to see the animals with ease. The whole place felt like new, it was nice to walk around. Only wish the parking was easier & cheaper.

Overall a great experience. Footy games are a whole different vibe! So many great opportunities at Adelaide oval located in North Adelaide, right across from the River Torrens. Roofclimbs, catering, weddings, accommodation, concerts. Would highly recommend to anyone for any type of experience. You won't be disappointed.

We were in the mtx club. This was a great way to enjoy the game. There is a restaurant up there with a fireplace and takeaway burgers, chips etc. Multiple bars to order drinks from and plenty of table and chairs. The stadium is stunning. I loved this experience.

Loved it - surpassed expectations! Arrived for early tour, quickly assigned to a guide & off we headed. As we proceeded the guide (great bloke Terry) provided a general commentary on the ground & history. Then an address on the ground maintenance & how the ground is maintained. Into the old Scoreboard on how it works - very interesting. Further onto the members area, the walk of honour, the teams area with honour boards & finishing up in the commentary area. Final stop was a breakfast - good variety available & all we needed. Really good visit including some fun anecdotes.

Did the tour, my advice, do the tour! Our guide, Chris, was so knowledgeable. So much history around the AO and he knew it all and boy can he walk fast. The old scoreboard is a historical standout in this age of technology. The Bradman museum, the change rooms, the story behind Victor Richardson...wow! So much to take in. Thanks AO and Chris.

We visited this nice stadium for the first time and of course, to witness a great battle between Adelaide Crows & Gold Coast Suns with a pleasant result Haha. We were truly amazed by the astonishing structure and design of the Oval as one of the most iconic footy stadiums in Australia. Did not even think that from the outside the Oval could be such a masterpiece. We would definitely be back there for another match.

Amazing experience at the Adelaide Oval as part of the Gather Round #gatherround Attended 4 games over an action packed weekend, first weekend in April.

The place is really amazing, and Marvellous. If you want to experience best and top notch hospitality do visit this Hotel. Housekeeping staff are really doing a great job as you won’t be able to find any dust on any of the furniture tops or side tables. The aroma of the room is so beautiful. Front office staff: They are really best at providing all the information and the help you need for your stay. The special note thing which they do is really cute and good intangible experience. Food is at their best as well. Strongly recommend you too visit this property

One of the greatest cricket stadiums I've ever seen. Great venue for everyone, with all the facilities when needed. Maintaining really well, and beautiful architecture. Located in the city with easy access to transport facilities. Ample parking available close to the venue.

Great stadium as seats on the lower level are pretty close to the ground. The only issue is that people who see the first 2 rows that you can't buy are fill up from people just wandering down. Security very laxed on that front. Around the stadium is great as plenty of benches to stand around to eat or drink. The rooftop walks look pretty good for the dare devil

Fantastic stadium in Australia, this is home to the Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide Power AFL teams, and also home to the Adelaide Strikers cricket big bash team, and to international cricket test matches, T20 and one day matches in Australia. I went to the Crows v North Melbourne match and the crowd atmosphere was electric. The place to be is on the hill, but you won’t be able to see the other part of the ground fully. You need to be somewhere in the middle and on the second level to get a great view but it will cost you money. The stadium has several food and drink stations so you won’t go hungry or thirsty during any footy or cricket match. The stadium is a short walk from Adelaide central train station and it is a really nice walk along the riverbank.

Magnificent structure. All stadiums are obviously designed to cater for large crowds but AO is efficient. Even with 50,000 in attendance the concourse feels spacious. Also lots of sanitary facilities for the ladies so no excessive queues. I do however wish stadiums had a kid friendly area for little ones to stay safe and roam, but maybe that’s too much to ask as viewing space is money!

This was my second visit to the Oval. This time, it was a great experience. The winter package deal included valet parking, complimentary drink and chocolates (very small box), and a 3 course meal at Bespoke. Good value. Room 628 was great, a bit more spacious than the last room I was in. The view was amazing. Staff happily and promptly provided requested softer pillows and a shower chair. A discounted breakfast was offered and enjoyed.

Awesome experience Guess I don't need to talk about the stadium and it's history which is well known anyways. The experience at the Don Bradman pavilion and seeing the scoreboard and the whole standing in such close proximity was mindboggling Fantastic

Absolutely amazing!! I've been waiting 3 + years to go to a game and was lucky enough to see 2 Gather Round games!!! Awesome!

Fantastic arena, lots of history and a beautiful setting. The tour was informative, and the guide was super knowledgeable. Would definitely come back, and can't wait to see a cricket or football match here.

We attended a private function at this venue, The venue itself was impressive and the staff there were very attentive, we arrived early so tried out the wine bar upstairs with a massive selection of food and drinks, this was followed by a private walking of the grounds, a firework show and then a great dinner event with lots of activities to keep us all busy, the location is an easy walk to the city across the bridge and to the casino hotel which is also a great venue to stay at

Great venue… excellent staff and well managed place. The food stalls are not bad. Recently I’ve found out that different stalls got different menu. Years I’ve been going to the same one close to my seat but this year I went to the next food stall which looked the same but they had fish & chips and also tacos!!

First time to the AFL at Adelaide Oval and it didnt disapoint! Easy to get to and close to public transport Clean facilities and well planned entry/exit points Great view of the match as well!

An iconic infrastructure in South Australia, haven’t been to so many Oval but this is to me the best venue for any cricket events in the world. Love going there again and again and enjoy watching matches after matches. Been to the entire Oval tour couple of time and visited like players dressing room, media room every where and loved it. It created an attachment to me.

This review is from a corporate invite to the Gage Rd Bunker for the Crows vs Port showdown. A great evening of footy at the heart of the action. The Gage Rd Bunker is right behind the Crows cheer squad close to the goal. The view of the other end of the pitch was less than ideal but the home end couldn't have been better. The Bunker bar and food package, obviously featuring the Gage Rd product range, was good with a reasonable range and generous quantity of food. Being able to see into the Crows team room was an interesting insight especially as they won and we got to feel part of the celebration.

The Oval Adelaide - Beautiful grounds in a picturesque area of Adelaide. Well maintained grounds with great sporting events.

My partner and her children did the roof walk (which was great), so I did a wander and also enjoyed the Bespoke bar. Great venue!

Great venue for the footy! Easy to catch a footy express bus almost to the front door. Lots of bars, places to grab food.

Always a good time whenever we go to Adelaide Oval! One of the nicest grounds in my opinion and the facilities are always well looked after. My husband always usually manages to run into someone well known while here as well lol.

Was fantastic seeing P!NK and Tone & I here in Feb 2024. Amazing Concert! Great oval to watch the footy too!

One of most busy place for youth and everyone with a lot of shopping shops, cafeterias and restaurants. The place is on top list of recommended places to visit when you stay or travel to Adelaide. I love the street performances always have at Rundle. You can find (all) everything here. A place for you find the city center’s vibe and noisy sound around to make you feel more lively in life.

Love this hub of activity and art. The street sculptures are quirky and surprising. Of course the iconic Mall’s Balls is a favourite gathering place.The mall itself has all the ‘high street’ type shops with side malls such and Guys Mall, Myer Centre and Central Plaza. There are some beautiful heritage buildings and in the main stairway of Guy’s Mall there is a very interesting museum as you go up the various levels. There are unfortunately quite a few empty shops and the upper floors of the Myer Centre are vacant. Still, a thriving place for Adelaidians and visitors.

Brilliant walk, night or day super shopping I was here 2004 and now 2022 still fantastic, bit of scaffolding going on but still shopping is live in CBD Adelaide.

A walkable shopping street in the centre of Adelaide. Interesting sculptures and a variety of shops and services. Seems to have lots of seating and shading. There were also extra light installations and art decoration during the months of Illuminate Adelaide. Love this place.

One of the busiest destinations for young people and everyone, it has a lot of shops, restaurants, and cafeterias. This place is the number one recommendation for visitors to Adelaide. Typically, I appreciate Rundle's street acts. Everything is available here. a place where you can feel the pulse of the city and the commotion of the area around you to feel more alive.

Bustling with all types of stores & eating places! I love the activity all around you!

As the heart of Adelaide, it serves well, providing shopping and entertainment. Different sculptures add character, even if pigs and pigeons seem strange choices for the land of Koalas and Kookaburras. And if you're gonna meet somewhere, where better than the "Malls Balls"!

Great place to unwind and go on a shopping spree in the middle of Adelaide. Well connected by public transport. And you'll always find e-scooters nearby to ride on. Warning: the actual alley of Rundle mall is a no go zone for e-scooters and your e-scooter will power down if you try to drive through the open mall, may have to push through back to the street - which is not he best thing when you were zooming past crowd just a minute earlier.

Very nice shopping and relaxing place, highly recommended. Rundle Mall is a vibrant pedestrian mall located in the heart of Adelaide, South Australia. It is a popular shopping destination for locals and tourists alike, with a wide variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants to explore. The mall stretches for several blocks, lined with historic buildings on either side. The architecture is a mix of old and new, with sleek modern shopfronts next to charming heritage buildings. One of the highlights of Rundle Mall is the sculptures and public art installations that are scattered throughout the area. The most famous of these is the "Malls Balls", two large silver spheres that have become an iconic symbol of the mall. There is always something happening in Rundle Mall, from street performers and musicians to pop-up markets and events. It's a great place to people-watch and soak up the lively atmosphere of Adelaide. The shopping in Rundle Mall is top-notch, with a range of local and international brands to choose from. There are also plenty of options for dining, from casual cafes to fine dining restaurants. Overall, Rundle Mall is a must-visit destination for anyone visiting Adelaide. It's a vibrant and exciting place that captures the essence of this beautiful city.

Lots of great shops and cafes. Some great old building facades if you look up! And plenty of sculptures! You can find anything you need here!!!

I had the chance to visit Rundle Mall in Adelaide during my Easter holidays, and I couldn't be more impressed with this bustling shopping hub. Its central location, variety of stores, and lively atmosphere make it an excellent destination for shopping enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. Situated right in the heart of Adelaide, Rundle Mall's convenient location makes it the perfect starting point for exploring the city. It's easily accessible by public transport or on foot, and there are ample parking options nearby for those who prefer to drive. The mall itself is home to an extensive range of shops, from high-end fashion boutiques to popular department stores, and everything in between. Whether you're in search of the latest trends, homewares, or gifts for loved ones, Rundle Mall has it all. I especially appreciated the time-saving aspect of having all my favorite shops in one place. Apart from shopping, Rundle Mall also offers a delightful array of dining options, cafes, and entertainment. With the numerous restaurants and eateries, there's something to suit every taste bud. The mall regularly hosts events and performances, adding to the lively atmosphere and ensuring there's always something to see and do. The mall is also adorned with iconic public art, like the famous Rundle Mall Pigs and the Spheres, which provide a touch of whimsy and create perfect photo opportunities for visitors. In summary, Rundle Mall is an absolute must-visit destination when you're in Adelaide.

It is one of the greatest places in Australia, in my opinion. Always a hive of activity, culture, experience, entertainment, and character. From the brass pig statues eating rubbish, to the girl in pigtails statue, to friendly buskers, this mall is more like a fun art gallery. I visit the mall at every chance I get when I'm in Adelaide, often staying at hotels close by so I can just walk around in the evening.

Nice experience walking through as a visitor to Adelaide. Plenty of fun stuff to look at and lots of very unique and creative statues.

A must have to visit when you come to Adelaide. I'm lucky to have chance spending Christmas here. So many thing you can buy on Boxing day. Just one thing I don't like is all malls, shops and stores close at 5pm :)))

Main Mall of the city and includes the Adelaide Arcade, oldest shopping mall in Australia we were told. Great statues of animals and modern art/Sculpture. Of course, many shops and eateries to choose from.

Es hat viel Spaß gemacht, durch das Rundle-Einkaufszentrum zu laufen, es gibt so viel Architektur aus der Vergangenheit, die toll anzusehen ist. Es ist ein sehr breiter Weg und voller Menschen, was schön anzusehen ist, ansonsten ist Adelaide eine recht ruhige Stadt. (Translated by Google) It was a lot of fun walking around Rundle Shopping Center, there is so much architecture from the past which is great to see. It's a very wide path and full of people, which is nice to see, otherwise Adelaide is a pretty quiet city.

Rundle Mall offers a fantastic shopping experience that blends modern retail with historical charm. The diverse range of stores caters to every taste, from high-end fashion to unique local finds. The pedestrian-friendly layout makes strolling through the mall a delight. One standout aspect is the vibrant atmosphere, especially during events and festivals. The lively street performances and cultural events add a dynamic touch, making each visit memorable. The cleanliness and well-maintained surroundings contribute to a pleasant environment. The iconic sculptures and historical landmarks provide a sense of the mall's rich history, making it more than just a shopping destination. While it can get crowded during peak hours, the variety of dining options ensures there's something for everyone. From trendy cafes to international cuisine, Rundle Mall caters to diverse palates. In my experience, the staff in the shops were friendly and helpful, enhancing the overall shopping experience. The combination of excellent service, unique stores, and a lively ambiance makes Rundle Mall a must-visit in the heart of the city.

It is one of the most vibrant places in Adelaide CBD. Any given time, mood will be happier just only by sitting in the middle of Rundle Mall. Kids enjoy a lot and there are so much happening for them. It is place for everyone! So many old buildings with heritage design, hell lot of mall with world famous brand for shopping. Have a cup of coffee and enjoy watching the celebrations of life of different communities and cultures.

It brings me great joy to return to Rundle Mall after over seven years away. There's always a lot going on here. I relocated to Sydney towards the end of 2016. I was originally from Adelaide. However, Rundle Mall is one of the locations in Adelaide that I still miss.

This city is the cleanest city I have seen! We visited for the Fringe Festival, stopping along the way to visit friends in the country town of Sherlock, before hitting the Murray River, the heart of the city centre, and onto Henley Beach. 😊 Brisbane, Qld.

Located at the heart of Adelaide, this mall is a picturesque destination. It features live music performances and hosts a wide array of renowned brands. A leisurely stroll through the mall alone is enough to evoke a sense of delight. Even in the evening when the shops are closed, the mall's enchanting light decorations create a truly captivating ambiance, offering visitors a unique and memorable view. During the Christmas season, the mall boasts distinctive and radiant holiday decorations that shine brilliantly at night, making it an absolute must-see for those fortunate enough to be in the area during this festive time of the year.

What a wonderful place to go shopping. A great vibe whilst doing some shopping. Lots of great places to eat all within a minute or two to walk. Great brands all long Rundle Mall. Since moving from Melbourne to Adelaide a few weeks ago, both my partner and myself frequent Rundle Street Mall.

Pedestrian area with shopping malls or arcade. Take a rest at cafe for lunch or tea break to spend half day here.

Fantastic mall with a wide variety of shops for a complete shopping experience. Lovely art pieces spread throughout the mall that makes for good photo opportunities and to the enjoyment of kids and adults alike. Made use of a nearby undercover (paid) parking area while visiting the mall. Would recommend

A great place with great masterpieces. It’s free to access. They have guided tours happening at 3 different times during the day. It wasn’t crowded, but the place wasn’t deserted too. The art gallery has a cafeteria too. From art to ornaments to biological concepts to aboriginal art, this place displays a great collection even with origins from other countries. I would say it takes atleast about an hour to properly cover the place. It’s quite big. No parking since it’s in the heart of the city. You have to park somewhere else and get here.

I feel like I will never get bored of coming here. Sure it’s not as big as other cities, but the building in itself is art! Such a stunning place, and a wonderful collection and variety of art. I’ve been here many times and will continue to visit every now and then :)

Since 1900 Art Gallery of South Australia has housed some of the best paintings 🖼️ photographs and other curios. They have so many different exhibitions from time to time. I really enjoy their first Fridays. On first Fridays they offer curated programme of live music, talks and tours. It’s free. Can grab something to eat from the cafe and a coffee or a glass of wine 🍷 some events are ticketed events. Better buy the tickets 🎫 to those ticketed events prior to arriving at the venue.

Stepped in just to kill some time before my flight, left totally enchanted. Extraordinary curation, felt like the story told in each room was clear and interesting. Great selection of works, some truly fascinating, often presented next to other pieces that gave them another surprising context. They could teach some bigger galleries how to make art interesting.

It is always refreshing and intriguing to come here every couple of months when the new theme is coming up. The arts I saw today is pretty marvellous and strong. The blood-knitting-web seems “awfully splendid “, the horses statues are strong too. And really enjoy this season’s theme. As an art newbie, can’t say I have lots to say but they do make me thinking and enjoying.

The most outstanding collection of Australian impressionist artwork and surprisingly incredible level of European and Japanese art also present. Totally defied my expectations. Staff up front were eager and helpful, and a polite guard explained the story behind one of my fathers favourite paintings.

You can go in for free and brought our tourist friends here and it was great and we all had a lovely experience. There was though a minor incident where one of my friend’s mom sat on a chair that was for display and it wasn’t meant to be sat on. Would be nice if there’s a bigger sign so that even the elderly can see it. If you have a backpack, you have to wear it in front. I always love the upside down tree installation that goes around. It is relaxing. It’s also nice there’s place to eat downstairs at the lower level. Worth a visit.

Absolutely loved the Art Gallery, the variety, the colour and especially the Love & Revolution exhibition. Enjoyed lunch at the cafe while being serenaded by a Mariachi band!

Service: Definitely worth going when you visit or live in Adelaide. I’ve been here twice. The second time was to see the Frida Kahlo exhibition. It was amazing. Price: Most of the art exhibitions are free and only their special collections that you need to pay. Transportation: You can use the free transport which is the tram stop at Art Gallery/Museum or use the 99C or 98C free bus city loop and stop at G1 north side.

Magnificent Australian collection with a wide variety of other exhibitions. I enjoyed 'Metamorphisis'. The building itself is beautiful & commanding. Lunch was delicious; pork meatballs with crusty bread. (Only disappointment was the imposition of a Sunday surcharge of 15%). Hope to revisit soon.

Great place to visit, very well laid out and designed to accommodate everyone, including the disabled. Excellent range of artworks (My son Kurt during his 2022 Adelaide Fringe award-winning 'alternative tour' / performance of the AGSA : 'Nutritional Index' - won the Best Visual Art and Design award!

Wish we left more time to visit this gallery because wow it was much better than we expected! I really liked the layout of the art pieces, so much spatial potential to work with in photos and in real life when you’re browsing.

Beautiful gallery with so many different kinds of art to view. They have free daily tours at 11am and 2pm so for a more complete experience, get to their entrance reception a few minutes before those times to join the tours.

The Frida and Diego exhibition was so beautifully put together, and it was incredible seeing her art up close! The recreations of her clothing was a nice touch. And there was a live band performing when we went. Amazing exhibition! And the gallery is always beautifully maintained and with lovely, helpful staff.

Beautiful place, The gallery displays historical paintings (mostly early Australian paintings), and modern contemporary artworks which is really stunning. Also, it is FREE! Definitely a must visit place if you are in Adelaide! Make sure don’t miss this one!😊

This gallery is a great place to visit, and it's free. It boasts a comprehensive collection of both Australian and European art, as well as interesting furniture and art objects that complement the paintings well. It's definitely worth spending time here.

View @ Art Gallery Of South Australia. . Established since 1881, this is the most significant visual arts museum in the state, with around 45,000 art pieces in its collection. . Notable for its collection of Australian art, including aboriginal art, Australian impressionist / Heidelberg school, and modernist art.

It’s free entry and has an excellent range of art from very old paintings to new, thru a web of red wool to a very strange (and grotesque) double horse. There is an incredible exhibit of clear glass balls that go black as you walk away from them. They sometimes have visiting exhibits. I saw a Picasso display of pencil drawings about 4 years ago. There is a child’s area where you can do drawings of your own.

Good mix of different styles of art. Particularly loved pi to a million decimal places that looks like static from a distance. Always stop by when I visit Adelaide.

A great public gallery, plenty of variety. There's weird, modern stuff for the trendy crowd. But also lots of quality, older work for those who appreciate aesthetics. The horse skins are a low point, Chiharu Shiota's 'Absence embodied' was a highlight. Overall, a couple of hours well spent.

Local galleries are must-visit every city we go. The highlight in Adelaide’s one is the collection that showing local rhythm. The overall setting and atmosphere making it a great experience.

I didn't expect much but this gallery was quite impressive. The featured art was stunning with a variety of styles including impressionist, dada, chinese, renaissance, religious and contemporary. Noteworthy pieces included the provoking horse corpse and a white room filled with red yarn. Loved it and recommended to all my friends!

The staff in the main entrance were helpful with navigating the guide map before entering the gallery. Variety of art from Australia and other countries—art pieces, paintings, videos. Plenty of spaces to move around which is important as some people might take some time appreciating and reading some displays and descriptions. There is a cafe inside with food and drinks available which is located in front of the gallery shop.

This place is full of great art work. You can easily spend 3-4 hours without even noticing the time. It’s very beautiful and creative. Loved every minute of it!