South Australia

This iconic place, the second-oldest zoo in Australia, is much more than an animal exhibit. It exists to save animals from getting extinct and bring people back to nature, making it one of the best places to visit in Adelaide. It houses almost 3000 species of mammals, reptiles, fish, and birds in their natural habitat. You can see indigenous species like the African lion, American alligator, Capybara, Little Penguin, Rhino iguana, etc. here.Location: Frome Road, Adelaide.Highlights: second oldest zoo in australia, home to 3000 different species, watch penguins and rhino, wildshow animal experiences, night walking toursTiming: Every day 9:30 am to 5:00 pmPrice:  AUD 35 per person.

Experience a youthful energetic thrive in the hub of tasty gourmet and rich culture in the awe-striking Adelaide Central Market which has been stealing hearts for nearly 145 years. Established in 1869, this beautiful market accommodates more than 80 traders making it one of the largest markets in the countr abd one of the best places to visit in Adelaide.Every week from Tuesday till Saturday, the market buzz with life loading up with all sorts of organic fruits, vegetables, seafood, poultry, premium meat, gourmet cheeses, and all sorts of bakery foods. Every month millions of visitors stream through the market. Events like guest chef briefing on cooking tips and having cooking classes is a common scenario. One can speak to the traders who have been peddling their wares here for decades and huge knowledge to share about the market, its rich history and its versatility. One can gather information on the local produce and fetch ideas about Australian cuisine. 

If you want to experience the natural and cultural beauty of Adelaide, a visit to Cleland Conservation Park is a must. The area includes the renowned Cleland Wildlife Park, the Mount Lofty Peak and the famous Waterfall Gully. There are walking as well as cycling trails that let you enjoy the varied wildlife and picturesque view of Adelaide hills and it is one of the best tourist places in adelaide.Highlights: Cleland Wildlife Park is the habitat of a hundred and thirty native Australian species. These include the kangaroos and koalas. Stop by the Cleland Cafe for a refreshing meal and coffee. The cafe uses fresh and seasonal produces for its cuisines. Location: The protected area is located twenty-two kilometers from Adelaide. Timing: The Cleland Conservation Park is opened 24/7. The Cleland Wildlife Park is open from 9:30 AM to 5 PM. Price: The entry fee to Cleland Wildlife Park is $22 for adults. The fee for children is $11. 

One of the most scenic tourist places in Adelaide, there is something new to discover at each corner of its whopping 97 hectares. You will be amazed at not only the stunning diversity and dramatic beauty here but also how it is a canvas for artists and sculptors who have showcased their works here. The beauty of the garden changes with the seasons. In the spring it bursts with colours due to rich flora and in winters it becomes a white wonderland covered with mist and fog.Location: Lampert Road, Crafers, AdelaideHighlights: Heritage Rose Garden, Woodland Garden, Fern Gully, Lakeside Trail and its themes like The Sun, The Senses, Wood, Water, etc., sculptors by Australia’s best-known artist Greg Johns.Timing: Monday-Friday: 8:30 am- 4:00 pmWeekends: 10:00 am-5:00 pm

For all the lovers of art, The Art Gallery of South Australia is an ideal location to visit. Housing some of the best art collections of the country in one of the most elite buildings, the art gallery is located in North Terrace of Adelaide. Being a landmark of the city and based close to the University of Adelaide, and Australian Museum this place is visited by more than 7,00,000 visitors almost every year and it is one of the amazing tourist places in Adelaide The collection of the gallery includes about 38,000 artworks from various places including Asia, North America, Europe, and Australia. The gallery showcases art works of different genres inclusing painting, photography, drawing, sculpture, metalworks, jewelry and many others. From Renaissance till the modern-day the art gallery is complete storage of multiple creative works. The entry is free for all and it is open on all days from 10am to 5pm. Location: North Terrace, Adelaide 

Known for its world-class collection of natural history and cultural remnants, the South Australian Museum is one of the best sightseeing spots in 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 Adelaide.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

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. 

If you are looking for bird watching or rock climbing in Adelaide, Morialta Conservation Park is the right place for you. This protected area has a rugged and gully landscape with three waterfalls. You can find steep hills and perched cliffs. There are more than ninety species of birds including a yellow-tailed black cockatoo, black-winged currawong, Adelaide Rosella, chestnut-rumped heath wren etc and it is one of the amazing places to go in Adelaide.Highlights: For rock-climbing enthusiasts, the Park offers a number of different routes and grades. It is one of the most popular rock climbing regions in Adelaide. Apart from that, there are picnic areas and playground as well as a barbeque facility to enjoy your day. Location: The Conservation Park is located 10 km northeast of Adelaide. Timing: The timing for walkers is from sunrise to sunset. Price: There is no entry fee. But the fees of hiring the Morialta Resource Centre are $210 for a full day.