Attraction Tours Adelaide

Attraction Tours in Adelaide

Explore the captivating city of Adelaide with these enchanting attraction tours!

1. Adelaide Botanic Garden Tour

  • Location: North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000
  • Highlights: Explore over 50 unique gardens and a diverse range of flora, including the Palm House, Bicentennial Conservatory, and Australian Native Plants section. Don’t forget to visit the Wistaria Tunnel in spring!
  • Tips: The garden is free to enter, but some attractions within may have admission fees. Guided tours are available for a small fee.
  • Location: North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000
  • Highlights: Discover over 48,000 works spanning more than 3,500 years. Highlights include Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, European and Asian collections, and the internationally acclaimed Indigenous Cultures collection.
  • Tips: The gallery is free to enter, but some temporary exhibitions may have fees. Guided tours are available daily at 11 am and 2 pm, and on weekends at 3 pm.

3. Adelaide Central Market Tour

  • Location: Gouger St & Grote St, Adelaide SA 5000
  • Highlights: Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Adelaide’s iconic food market. Sample local produce such as fresh fruits, cheeses, and artisanal breads while learning about the history and culture behind each stall.
  • Tips: Arrive early to beat the crowds and enjoy a more relaxed experience. Don’t forget to bring cash for purchases!

4. Haigh’s Chocolates Factory Tour

  • Location: 185 South Tce, Adelaide SA 5000
  • Highlights: Witness the creation of South Australia’s famous chocolates. Learn about the history of Haigh’s and enjoy a taste of their delicious creations.
  • Tips: The factory offers tours on weekends only at specified times. Pre-booking is recommended to secure your spot!

5. National Wine Centre of Australia Tour

  • Location: Corner of Botanic Rd & Hackney Rd, Adelaide SA 5000
  • Highlights: Delve into the world of South Australian wine with interactive exhibits and tastings from over 60 wineries. Learn about the regional varietals and the history of viticulture in Australia.
  • Tips: The centre is open daily, and guided tours are available for a small fee. Don’t forget to book a session at the virtual reality tasting room!