SHOPPING HOURS
In South Australia, the trading hours from ....
MONDAY - FRIDAY are 9am - 5.30pm some Adelaide city stores to 7pm and Fridays 9pm.
SATURDAY.................9am -... more
As I first mentioned on my Australia COUNTRY page, we Americans have been taught, via television advertising, to believe that all Australians LOVE Foster's Beer. Before I visited Oz, I thought Fosters... more
Elder park in the city centre is home to Adelaide's beautiful black swans who spend their days swimming back and forth in the river Torrens. These elegant birds are very use to living with people and... more
The Botanic Park is a 34 hectare (84 acre) park in the Northeast Parkland's of the South Australian capital of Adelaide. Its nestled between the zoo and the botanical gardens making it a perfect spot... more
Victorian "Palm House" was built in 1868. The glass was in a very bad way when I was a kid. It had several broken glass panes and just looked unloved. In 1995 it was restored back to its former... more
My friends and myself met this Canadian couple (Hans and clarie)on our trip to barossa valley. They are such lovely people and we chatted a lot during our trip and also shared with each other'spast... more
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okey... So you're thinking of enjoy open road freedom with campervans, well Aussie Campervans is the biggest suppliers of rental campervans and motorhomes in adelaide. When you are looking for... more
The Kaurna (which is pronounced GAR-na) people are the traditional owners and custodians of the Adelaide plalins. As is the case throughout Australia, the aboriginal past is not far beneath the... more
Visit Glenelg, a beachside suburb with a large beach, amusement park, and nice dining and shopping venues. Magic Mountain in Glenelg... I was 7 years old, and so the amusement park left a fond memory... more
Adelaide is a city rich with festivals and performing arts events and venues. Among the more notable attractions and sites for artistic opportunities are
(1) The Adelaide Festival Center, on King... more
My thanks to VT member an good friend Kate-Me for pointing this place out to me.
Just half an hour from Adelaide lies the small tourist town of Hahndorf. Apparently, at one time this area had been... more
If you love the beach, take the time to go to at least one of these beaches rather than the tourist beach, Glenelg: Moana, Christies Beach, Port Noarlunga, Port Willunga, Aldinga, Silver Sands and... more
Not a huge Airport like a lot of other Australian Capital cities, so easier to navigate.If you need a Taxi to the City, the taxi rank is located directly out... more
I hope you never need a Hospital while in Adelaide, but just incase you do, the Royal Adelaide Hospital is located on North Terrace. The Hospital was built in... more
Always leave something for the next visit... These are the things I didn't to in Adelaide so far and that I want to do when going back! Art Gallery of South... more
Adelaide ( is the capital and most populous city of the Australian state of South Australia, and is the fifth-largest city in Australia, with a population of... more
ADELAIDE has a great idea of having 'GREETERS" to "meet & greet " you.Greeters are trained volunteers, some speak more than one language, they are not... more
Recently the airport of Adelaide have been renovated. It is now a brand new one. The airport is big/huge. You cannot be lost up here. If you want, you can go... more
SA boast 4 seasons. There is more rainfall during autumn and heading towards winter. Do note that it gets dryer away from Adelaide proper so the more inland it... more
Jeez, I'm not even sure of the name of the market, but just to walk through there, to see what kind of deals you can get on food, flowers, bread...where many... more
Perhaps not my fondest memory, but one that always brings a smile to our faces.... We were travelling around the world and flew first to Hong Kong, then spent... more
Writing this page is bringing back many happy memories for me.
Adelaide, was where I went to work, where my friends and relatives live, and where I spent a lot of my time.
If you have questions,...
Adelaide just seems to be a place that "works". That could be the result of meticulous planning. New Yorker Magazine once described this lovelyl capital of South Australia as being "possibly the last...
Adelaide seemed very different to me, compared to the other big cities I had known so far. The buildings were pretty and elegant, the streets and squares well-tended and clean, and even most people......
Adelaide seems to be overlooked by a lot of visitors to Australia, which is such a shame. The city itself is small, but as a “base” it offers so much. We were there for 2 weeks and used it to go to......
..."Australia's driest state capital and it was like stepping back in time to the roaring 60s and 70s as me and my friends stood dumbfounded....and mouth opened, watching Elvis-era Cadillacs (yes,...
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