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What to expect from Adelaide.

Capital of South Australia, Adelaide has a planned grid centre surrounded by parks. North Terrace brings together the art gallery and the botanic garden; the Central Market is a must; Adelaide Oval hosts cricket and Australian football. The tram takes you to Glenelg beach, and in the hills to the east are the Mount Lofty lookout and Cleland Wildlife Park, with koalas and kangaroos.

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What to see in Adelaide

Market

Adelaide Central Market

19th‑century covered market in central Adelaide, with dozens of stalls selling fruit, cheese, meats, bread, coffee and foods from many origins.

Beach

Glenelg Beach

Adelaide’s urban beach, linked to the city centre by tram, featuring a long jetty, the restaurant street Jetty Road and the landing site of the first settlers.

Museum

Art Gallery of South Australia

State art gallery on North Terrace, with one of the country’s major collections of Australian art, as well as Aboriginal, European and Asian art.

Park

Adelaide Botanic Garden

Botanic garden dating from 1857 on the edge of the city centre, with the Victorian Palm House, a glasshouse for tropical plants, a rose garden and lakes.

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Stadium

Adelaide Oval

Historic cricket and Australian rules football stadium on the banks of the Torrens River, with guided tours, a cricket museum and a rooftop climb.

Viewpoint

Mount Lofty

The highest point of the Adelaide Hills at 710 metres, with a lookout over the city and gulf, a café and forest trails.

Animal park

Cleland Wildlife Park

Native animal park in the Adelaide Hills, with over 130 species, free-roaming kangaroos and wallabies and koala sessions.

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