Want to get a sense of the city? Discover fun Adelaide attractions, including local landmarks, notable parks and historic sites, curated by the Time Out community.
Play tennis in the sky, ride a BMX bike mid-air or sit at a sky-high picnic table on the largest aerial adventure course in Australia
Whip out the sunnies and slip on some sunscreen because there are beaches aplenty to be explored around SA's capital
From wines that everybody’s heard of to boutique up and comers, these are the wineries to cross off your list when visiting the Barossa
Spend the day picking strawberries at this family-owned farm in Adelaide Hills
Fun fact of the day: Maslin Beach – an official nude beach (just one hour from Adelaide in South Australia), was the nation's first-ever official...
Just because something is known by all doesn't always mean it should be overlooked. Adelaide's most famous beach, Glenelg manages to nail being both a...
Known as a zoo without fences, Kangaroo Island is a wildlife and nature reserve that we reckon everyone deserves the chance to see. With thousands of diverse...
Photogenic Seppeltsfield showcases Barossa history and new-century substance
This gorgeous keyhole lookout is just one feature of the beautiful rocky outcrops lining the Eyre Peninsula. Once you’ve descended from the carpark and...
Tucked away in the rather terrifyingly named Coffin Bay National Park, Almonta is one of those spectacular, life-altering beaches that'll stay with you for a...
Adelaide Zoo is Australia's second oldest with more than 2500 animals and 250 species of exotic and native
Lounging on a bean bag at The Moseley Beach Club on a hot summer’s day, you could be mistaken for thinking you’re in Positano
After the heavy winter rains in South Australia, the Flinders Ranges National Park explodes with a dazzling display of wildflowers in every colour...
It’s easy to call the Adelaide Botanic Garden an oasis in the middle of the city, but that’s really what it is. These impressive gardens...
Get a taste of history at Glen Ewin Estate situated in the Adelaide Hills, just 40 minutes from Adelaide's CBD. Established in 1843, the estate was used to...
This futuristic museum at the University of South Australia sits at the intersection of art and science. MOD.’s exhibitions are designed with 15 to 25...
Adelaide’s Migration Museum was the first museum of its kind to be established in Australia. Built in 1986, the museum is a place to explore the many...
This natural history museum is one of the state's leading cultural institutions, with more than four million specimens of flora, fauna,...
Named after its original owner Sir Henry Ayers, a 19th-century politician, financier and premier of South Australia, this stunning house is famous...
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