Must see and do in Adelaide – What to Expect in the Gorgeous City

Adelaide is a great place to visit if you love good food and good wine. The city is the gateway to some of Australia's premier wine regions including Clare Valley, McLaren Vale, Coonawarra and Barossa. Wine tastings are offered at these famous wine regions and visitors can enjoy some of the best wines from South Australia. If you wish to try some amazing gourmet food made with local seasonal ingredients, be sure to pay a visit to the Adelaide Central Markets. Picking Adelaide accommodation CBD such as the iStay Precinct will provide you with a chance to try out the great restaurants and cafes in the city.

Animal lovers and travellers with kids will love the Adelaide Zoo. Home to more than 1800 animals from over 300 species of native birds, reptiles, fish, mammals and various other exotic creatures, the Adelaide Zoo is a must-visit attraction in the city. If you prefer the open range zee concept better, try the Monarto Zoo, the largest open range zoo in the country. Located just 50 minutes from the city, Monarto Zoo offers a chance to view Lions, White Rhinos, Cheetahs, Giraffes, Chimpanzees and Antelopes along with native Australian wildlife. George Wildlife Park and Cleland Conservation Park are also great places to visit if you are an animal lover. These parks allow visitors to get up close and personal with wallabies, emus, kangaroos and other native Australian animals.

Adelaide is home to some truly beautiful beaches that offer a range of amazing activities. Glenelg is just a tram ride away while Semaphore and Henley Beach are also within easy reach from the city. You can also take a road trip to Port Willunga, Goolwa, Fleurieu Peninsula, Normalville and Victor Harbour to enjoy some relaxing time at the beach. You can also visit the beautiful Kangaroo Island which is full of gorgeous beaches to enjoy.

Adelaide is blessed with amazing natural beauty that provides ample opportunities for hiking, jogging, biking and of course, photography, The River Torrens that runs from Adelaide Hills to the beautiful Henley Beach is one of the most prominent attractions in the city. The Torrens Lake is a popular spot for enjoying the sun, picnics as well as jogging and walking. The lake also features paddle boats as well as Popeye rides. If you are hoping for a lazy afternoon during your stay at Adelaide, Torrens Lake is definitely a must-visit. Adelaide Hills is located just 20 minutes from the city. The area is renowned for its picture postcard beauty. Visitors to Adelaide Hills can enjoy a visit to the beautiful villages of Stirling, Hahndorf and Aldgate along the way.