Meet the adorable, cheeky, feathery and scaly friends at the Adelaide Zoo. One of Adelaide's most iconic attractions, the zoo is home to 2500 animals and 250 species of exotic and native mammals, birds, reptiles and fish. Better yet, get up close and personal with their meet and greets with kangaroos, koalas and more! Book a memorable, once-in-a-lifetime experience to discover what makes Aussie wildlife so unique.

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The largest uncover market in the southern hemisphere, the Adelaide Central Market is a bustling hub of culinary delights, offering a vibrant array of fresh produce, artisan foods and multicultural eateries in the heart of the city.

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A picturesque waterway winding through Adelaide, the River Torrens offers scenic walking and cycling trails, serene picnic spots and the chance to see local wildlife. Enjoy leisurely paddleboat rides or take a relaxing cruise on the iconic Popeye boat to experience the city’s natural beauty from the water.

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Visit Adelaide Oval, one of the most picturesque sporting grounds in the worldiconic stadium for AFL, cricket, concerts and more. You can even take on an exhilarating adventure and scale the roof of this famous landmark with RoofClimb. At the top, you'll be treated to unmatched 360-degree views of Adelaide, stretching from the coastline to the hills and beyond.

Conveniently located in the heart of the city, take a moment to stroll the peaceful oasis of the Adelaide Botanic Garden. Stroll among the diverse collection of both native and exotic plants, along with the fascinating botanic museum. The gardens serve as the ultimate city escape.

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The South Australian Museum is the city's premier museum of natural history. Showcasing extensive collections that span Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, ancient Egyptian artefacts and fossil collections. It's a place where history and science come alive through engaging displays and interactive experiences.

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MOD, at the University of South Australia, is a futuristic museum that unites art, science and innovation through interactive and cutting-edge exhibits. It's a dynamic space where curious minds are encouraged to engage with ideas shaping the future.

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A treasure trove of visual arts, situated on North Terrace, housing an impressive collection that includes Australian, Indigenous, European, Asian and contemporary art. Browse more than 45,000 works spanning 2,000 years.

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A vibrant and colourful district, is bustling with a rich array of Asian shops, restaurants and markets, offering an authentic and diverse culinary experience. This lively neighbourhood, known for its traditional red archways, is a popular destination for locals and visitors seeking to explore Asian culture and cuisine in the heart of the city.