Visit these Adelaide attractions, whether you’re a tourist in for the weekend or a native looking to explore
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.
One of Adelaide's favourite family attractions, the Zoo is home to Australia's only giant pandas – Fu Ni and Wang Wang – which, let's face it, is...
Play tennis in the sky, ride a BMX bike mid-air, or sit at a sky-high picnic table as part of this unique aerial obstacle course
If you've ever eaten breakfast at a fancy hotel or on a Qantas flight you've probably eaten Beerenberg. A South Australian institution, the family-owned...
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...
Rymill Park (also known as Murlawirrapurka) is a popular park in Adelaide. It features a lake, a kiosk, barbecue facilities, a playground and a rose garden....
About an hours drive out of Adelaide in the Tuscan-aspiring Adelaide Hills sits Gumeracha Town Hall. The historic town hall was first constructed in 1909 but...
For red wine fans, this is the promised land
Photogenic Seppeltsfield showcases Barossa history and new-century substance
Come for the cellar door, stay for the restaurant
Looking for the Barossa’s best all-rounder? St Hallett is the winery for you
Good enough for Daniel Ricciardo? Good enough for us mere mortals, too
On the outskirts of picturesque Angaston, Saltram is blue-blooded Barossa
Plant your wine-tasting flag atop Henschke’s Hill of Grace
Affordable, consistent, big-hearted – Peter Lehmann ticks all the boxes
Can’t get enough Peter Lehmann? David is a real son-of-a-gun
Australia's oldest family-owned winery is still going strong
Big producer, big winery, big offerings
It's a winery, distillery and pizza joint atop a picturesque hill
Famous SA identity Maggie Beer has a restaurant, a farm shop and accommodation on her picturesque farm in the Barossa Valley
Want to know how pretty Adelaide can get? Come to Glenelg Beach at sunset and watch as the sun disappears into the Great Australian Bight as you stroll along...
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,...
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...
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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