Guidebook
Food Scene
Pizza Meccanica
2 Hawker StJarmer’s Kitchen
18 Park TerraceMcLaren Vale
One of South Australia's great wine regions
Shopping
Foodland Ridleyton
Grocery store for meat, fruit, vegetables etc
FoodWorks
91 Torrens RdOpen
7am to 9pm Monday to Friday
7:30am to 9pm Saturday and Sunday
Arts & Culture
South Australian Museum
North TerraceEntertainment & Activities
Adelaide Entertainment Centre
98 Port RdConcerts and performances
Adelaide Oval
War Memorial DriveGetting Around
Stop 12 Hawker St - North side station
Bus going directly into the city
Stop 10 Torrens Rd - North side station
Bus into the city
Sightseeing
Less than two hours’ drive from Adelaide, Lake Bumbunga’s bubble gum shores draw an eclectic crowd from casual photographers to high-end fashion brands. Located in Lochiel, the lake is known to change colour from pink, to white, to blue, depending on the salinity of the water throughout the year. Head north-east from Lake Bumbunga and you’ll find yourself in the famed Clare Valley wine region where you can quench your thirst with colour-coordinated rosé from Mr Mick, Kilikanoon or Jim Barry.
Bumbunga Lake
Less than two hours’ drive from Adelaide, Lake Bumbunga’s bubble gum shores draw an eclectic crowd from casual photographers to high-end fashion brands. Located in Lochiel, the lake is known to change colour from pink, to white, to blue, depending on the salinity of the water throughout the year. Head north-east from Lake Bumbunga and you’ll find yourself in the famed Clare Valley wine region where you can quench your thirst with colour-coordinated rosé from Mr Mick, Kilikanoon or Jim Barry.
Just an hours drive from Adelaide, Victor Harbor is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. Relaxed seaside charm, breathtaking coastal views and rich maritime history define Victor Harbor.
Take a dip at one of the quiet sandy beaches, hike the rugged clifftop for the views, sample delicious local seafood or see the ocean’s gentle giants with whales, dolphins and seals frequenting the bay. No family visit is complete without hopping on Victor Harbor’s iconic horse-drawn tram to journey across the causeway and explore Granite Island.
11 locals recommend
Victor Harbour
Just an hours drive from Adelaide, Victor Harbor is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. Relaxed seaside charm, breathtaking coastal views and rich maritime history define Victor Harbor.
Take a dip at one of the quiet sandy beaches, hike the rugged clifftop for the views, sample delicious local seafood or see the ocean’s gentle giants with whales, dolphins and seals frequenting the bay. No family visit is complete without hopping on Victor Harbor’s iconic horse-drawn tram to journey across the causeway and explore Granite Island.
Thirty five minutes up the freeway and you are in historic and quaint German town of Handorf. Hahndorf .Its proud German heritage still visible in its traditional streetscape with smallgoods, bakeries, cuckoo clocks, wooden folk art and German-style pubs.
Hahndorf is Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement, built by Prussian settlers in 1839. Learn more at Hahndorf Academy’s migration museum or on a guided walk with Hahndorf Walking Tours.
Don’t miss artisan food producers such as Udder Delights cheeses, Buzz Honey, Chocolate @ No. 5 and Harris smoked goods.
Visit Hahndorf Academy, a regional arts and heritage hub in the main street, with exhibitions, museum and a shop. Just out of Hahndorf is The Cedars, home and studio of famed landscape artist, Sir Hans Heysen.
Kids will be delighted to have a round of min giolf, meet some friendly animals at Hahndorf Farm Barn and pick strawberries at Beerenberg Farm (in season November to April).
253 locals recommend
Hahndorf
Thirty five minutes up the freeway and you are in historic and quaint German town of Handorf. Hahndorf .Its proud German heritage still visible in its traditional streetscape with smallgoods, bakeries, cuckoo clocks, wooden folk art and German-style pubs.
Hahndorf is Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement, built by Prussian settlers in 1839. Learn more at Hahndorf Academy’s migration museum or on a guided walk with Hahndorf Walking Tours.
Don’t miss artisan food producers such as Udder Delights cheeses, Buzz Honey, Chocolate @ No. 5 and Harris smoked goods.
Visit Hahndorf Academy, a regional arts and heritage hub in the main street, with exhibitions, museum and a shop. Just out of Hahndorf is The Cedars, home and studio of famed landscape artist, Sir Hans Heysen.
Kids will be delighted to have a round of min giolf, meet some friendly animals at Hahndorf Farm Barn and pick strawberries at Beerenberg Farm (in season November to April).