Once Adelaide’s main attraction was its religious architecture, church spires create pulse-like spikes across the skyline, but it is now mostly lauded for its arts scene. The Adelaide Festival and Fringe draw crowds of artists and spectators and keeps the artistic, gastronomic and hedonistic boundaries stretched, but the general rule is a more comfortable conservatism. The generous roads and organised grid of streets and parks is proof of the city’s careful planning which has meant it hasn’t splurged out onto the surrounding flats between the Mt. Lofty Range and the sea.

The central market is a foodies’ paradise where you can not only buy the many fresh products to take home and cook, but there a…

Adelaide is Australia’s self proclaimed arts festival hub, holding annual cabaret, literary, guitar, fringe, comedy, dance and …

WOMAD stands for World of Music, Art and Dance and is a celebration of the international variety of cultural expression. All W…

Easy starting point ex-Adelaide the Yurrebilla Trail runs through the Belair National Park linking some of the most scenic bits…
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