There is so much to do in and around the Adelaide CBD that you will need to allow a significant block of time. These fantastic aerial photographs show that the Adelaide CBD is surrounded by many parks and gardens with the River Torrens running through. Add to Description →
The best place to see a wide array of plants is the Adelaide Botanical Gardens, which officially opened its gates in 1857. Located on North Terrace, there are free guided tours leaving from Schomburk Pavilion at 10:30am every day. Visit the Water Mediterranean Garden where plants from Mediterranean climates around the world are grown. The Amazon Waterlily Pavilion is a must to see!
For the sports enthusiasts, head over to the Adelaide Oval, the home of the West End Redbacks, the South Australian Cricket Team. There has been many an International Test played at The Oval but it also hosts rugby league, rugby union and concerts. For a different sport, play eighteen holes at the City of Adelaide Golf Links, South Course.
One of the best places for cultural appreciation is the Festival Theatre, located on King William Road, at the Adelaide Festival Centre. The Theatre has the largest proscenium arch in Adelaide and is popular with large sets due to its open back stage area. There are also many cinemas in the Adelaide CBD showing films from round the world.
If it is romance you want, then hire a gondola for a slice of Venice. Glide the Torrens River with some friends, taking in the city sights. You may even pack a picnic and sip some great local Australian wines to make it a perfect day.
Finish your day with a winning streak at the Adelaide Casino with its live entertainment. There are plenty of great hotels here to help you enjoy your stay in the Adelaide CBD.