Victoria Square, Adelaide

Located at the foothill of the Mount Lofty range, the Waterfall Gully is famous for the First Fall waterfall. To reach the peak of Mount Lofty range, you have to traverse through the popular trail that starts from Waterfall Gully and it is one of the best places to visit in Adelaide.Along the route, you can view the steep slopes of the hills covered with vegetation and forests native to this area. You can enjoy the spectacular panoramic view of Adelaide from there. Highlights: Halt at Utopia @ Waterfall Gully to enjoy snacks, breakfast, and lunch. It is located at the base of the waterfall and is the only restaurant in Australia next to a waterfall. It is accommodated in a century-old stone chalet. Location: 5 Kms east of Adelaide city center. Timing: 6 AM to 7 PM from Monday to Sunday. During the Daylight saving period, the time is 6 AM to 9 PM from Monday to Sunday.

Located at the center of Adelaide, Victoria Square, also known as Tarndanyangga is a town plaza. There are a number of buildings and public institutions bordering the square, including the Supreme Court of South Australia. At the center is the statue of Queen Victoria and it is one of the best tourist places in Adelaide.The square was developed and refurbished a number of times and now hosts a varied range of entertainment activities. There are almost endless things that one can do in and around Victoria Square. The large open space is excellent to take a walk after lunch or to work out. Highlights: The Adelaide Central Market is within easy reach. You can pick your lunch there and then explore the shops to buy some souvenirs of the journey. Location: The Square is a few minutes’ walks away from the Rundle Mall. You can also reach there by tram and other public transport.

The d'Arenberg Cube, located in South Australia's McLaren Vale, is a five-story architectural marvel inspired by a Rubik's Cube. It houses a contemporary art gallery, wine tasting rooms, and a surrealist experience, offering visitors an immersive blend of art, wine, and imagination in a stunning vineyard setting.

St Peter’s Cathedral is a major landmark of Adelaide. Located at the edge of Pennington Terrace and King William Road, this Cathedral has beautiful architecture and a mix of modern and traditional stain glass windows. Inside the building, you can feel the holiness of worship, choirs, incense, and candles and it is one of the amazing places to visit in AdelaideHighlights: There are experienced tour guides to help you understand the history and importance of the cathedral. They will also explain the religious significance of different artworks inside the cathedral. Next to the main entrance of the cathedral, you can find a small gift shop from where you can purchase the souvenir of your visit. Location: The St Peter’s Cathedral is just 5 minutes drive away from Rundle Mall. Timing: 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM from Monday to Saturday and 12:30 PM to 4:00 PM on Sunday. Price: The price per head for the commercial tours is $5.00.

The State Library of South Australia is the largest public research library in the state. It has materials related to the information of South Australia. It consists of a number of materials and documents of the history of the region before and after the European settlement and it is one of the best tourist places in Adelaide.The Mortlock Wing is not only a public library but also an art gallery and museum. It has the rich architecture with French roof. There are collections of some of the rare books along with general and heritage books. Highlights: Book a guided weekday tour to the library where you can browse through the extraordinary exhibitions and appreciate the spectacular architecture of the Mortlock Wing. The informative tour will enlighten you about the history and important events of South Australia. Location: The library is located in the North Terrace. Timing: The weekday tour starts from 11 AM and 2 PM.

Known for its world-class collection of natural history and cultural remnants, the South Australian Museum is one of the best sightseeing spots of the city. It has the biggest collection of Australian Aboriginal cultural objects and more than 3000 artifacts that remain on display for the visitors to enjoy and it is one of the best places to visit in Adalaide.The biodiversity gallery focuses on the land as well as the marine wildlife present in South Australia with gallant information on each of them. Apart from these, there are other galleries too which include Pacific Cultures, Opalised Fossils, Megafauna, Mawson, Minerals Ediacaran, and the Ancient Egyptian Room. Exhibitions, different government programs, and summer events are quite popular here. The entry is free for all.Timing: 10:00am to 5:00pmLocation: North Terrace, Adelaide