Parkside Motel

Parkside Motel

215 South Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia, 5000, Australia

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travel for disable

by problemkid

Hi all,

My family is planning to go australia, places like Adelaide; Brisbane; perth for 1 week holiday in coming october but my father is disable and he needs to be in his wheelchair all time.Can anyone suggest where we can go and shop in australia.
Thank you.

Re: travel for disable

by Maryimelda

You will find that most of the places you will want to visit especially the shopping malls and tourist places have access for the disabled. Disability access is required by law in much of Australia now, most especially the places built in, say, the last thirty years or so. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.

Re: travel for disable

by margsch

Yes. It is the law now that public buildings must be accessable to disabled people, all department stores have lifts and your parents should not experience any difficulty. Some hotels have a few steps at the front entrance but must have a ramp for wheelchairs somewhere , usually alongside the steps.

Travel Tips for Adelaide

When you go to Adelaide,...

by Rach82

When you go to Adelaide, although there isn't much to see, you MUST visit the beaches. I think that they are really beautiful and if you go up the coast a bit, there are really good waves for nbody boarding or surfing. Also I think that it is important to visit kangeroo Island. The thing that I miss most about adelaide would have to be the sun, surf and sand.

Lift Etiquette in Adelaide- we don't say hello

by traveltrish

Getting into lifts in Adelaide and other parts of Australia is not the most pleasant of experiences. Generally people pretend others don't exist. Don't ask me why, but I think it might be something to do with our English heritage. Unlike other cultures where people will greet others as they enter, we just don't do that here. When we took our family to Mexico we were completely blown away by people's friendliness upon entering a lift. We must have seemed rude as we didn't respond at first, we couldn't get over that people had actually acknowledged us. Nothing worse that looking like a stunned mullet after someone has just said good morning.

If your brave and feel like fun, knowing that you'll never likely to see these people again, give it a go, just don't be surprised if no-one responds.

Sit and watch the pelicans

by adelaidean

Take a day trip to my beloved River Murray. The township of Mannum is an easy one to get to from Adelaide and is a beautiful spot.
There are river cruises to go one, picnic spots, and lots of wildlife. A glorious day out.

Visit the Grampian National...

by margaretvn

Visit the Grampian National Park.
Is in Western Australia, 260 kilometres from Melbourne and 460 kilometres from Adelaide. The sandstone ranges of the Grampians were formed millions of years ago when sandy sediments were tilted, lifted up and then worn down to form theparallel north-south ranges we see today. The Grampians have almost 900 native plant species, we didn't see all 900 (well I didn't count them all) but it is a beautiful, interesting, and colourful place. Apart from flowers and plants the animal life in the Grampians makes it worth a visit. Kangaroos, possums, gliders, echidnas and koalas are common and there are almost 200 species of bird.
There is a big visitors centre 2,5 kilometres south of Halls Gap shopping centre on the Dunkeld road. It has very informative displays about the park. There is also an audio-visual presentation, which is very interesting and is shown
regularly.
There are several scenic drives to do in the Park, plus 160 kilometres of walking tracks. Many of them are sign-posted and most are very easy to follow. The walk to the McKenzie Falls is beautiful and takes between 2-3 hours. It starts at Zumstein and goes to one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Victoria.

Live Music: The Austral

by Helium_Teapot about The Austral

The Austral recently undergone renovations to the beer garden to soundproof it, normally plays host to rock/ punk/ pop.rock bands.
Beers on tap,

cover charge to band area on weekends.

Sound is normally average

More pub than venue.

Offers accomodation upstairs casual

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