THINGS TO DO IN ADELAIDE

THINGS TO DO

Have a look below at our A-Z of things to do after your have participated in REMIX! This is just a small sampling of the many tourist attractions and destinations that await you in Adelaide and South Australia. You can find more attractions to explore at the links below.

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Take a stadium tour including going inside the heritage listed scoreboard built in 1911.
Visit the Sir Donald Bradman collection, his personal collection of memorabilia from 1927-1977.
Challenge yourself with a Roof Climb, offering 360 degree views of Adelaide and beyond, from our stunning coastline to the picturesque Adelaide Hills.
Have a meal at one of the many restaurants close by including the Bespoke Bar and Kitchen and the Five Regions Restaurant.

Visit over 100 winery cellar doors
Take a day trip or book to stay in the wide range of accommodations on offer
Take a hot air balloon ride over the beautiful Barossa Valley departing from Tanunda
Visit the Barossa Valley Farmer's Market in Angaston and sample the local delicacies
Visit the Lyndoch Lavendar Farm and Cafe
Challenge your friends to dinosaur mini golf at the Barossa Bowland
Explore the towns of Nuriootpa, Kapunda, Gawler, Greenock and Tanunda

Over 70 undercover stalls with a range of fragrant fruits, vegetables, fish, cheese, bread and meat.
One of the largest undercover fresh produce markets in the Southern Hemisphere
Walk the market facade which was built in 1900
Take a guided tour of the markets with Adelaide City Tours
Sample a range of multicultural cuisines to suit any appetite
Be one of the 9.5 million visitors each year

Visit the d'Arenberg Cube to enjoy panoramic views of McLaren Vale while tasting the range of locally made wine
Visit the Alternate Realities Museum, a contemporary art gallery, located on the ground floor of the cube
Play winemaker and blend your own bottle of wine
Eat at the D'arry's Verandah Restaurant, a restored 19th Century homestead, or Eat@Polly's, located in the Cube
Check out the Salvador Dali exhibition, featuring 25 authentic bronze sculptures and graphic artworks

Fly to Port Lincoln, Whyalla or Ceduna or take a country drive and see the Silo Art in many of the small towns along the way.
More than 65% of Australia's seafood comes from the Eyre Peninsula including scallops, prawns, green-lipped abalone, oysters and tuna - all of which you can enjoy at the many local restaurants.
Cage dive with Great White Sharks
Swim with wild dolphins and sea lions
Snorkel with Giant Cuttlefish
Drive the Nullarbor Plain

Only a 45 minute drive from the Adelaide CBD
Visit some of the many small, but close, towns including Goolwa, Victor Harbor, Willunga, Normanville, Yankalilla, McLaren Vale and Rapid Bay
Hike through Deep Creek Conservation Park or cycle the Coast to Vines trail
Visit some of the 74 winery cellar doors across the Fleurieu Peninsula
Picnic in the seaside caves of Port Willunga
Drive your car onto Sellicks, Aldina or Moana beach

Walk the Glenelg Jetty
Take the family to The Beach House - an amusement and water park right on the beach
Go shopping along Jetty Road or head to Harbourtown for some outlet shopping
Take a Segway tour along Glenelg Beach
Catch the tram into the Adelaide CBD
Walk the Proclamation Trail to learn about the cultural heritage of Glenelg

Just a 20 minute drive from the Adelaide CBD
Walk through the German inspired main street, founded in the 19th Century and filled with local shops selling traditional German food and souvenirs
Visit the Beerenberg Farm with strawberry picking, rose gardens and leisurely walks. Plus a huge selection of farm made jams and sauces.
Explore the cultural heritage at the Hahndorf Academy - the largest regional art gallery in South Australia
Animal lovers can visit the Cleland Wildlife Park and get up close and personal with Australia's native animals