From historic and scenic sporting venues to enormous art collections, Adelaide has landmark attractions for everyone.
Adelaide Oval
One of Australia’s most historic and scenic sporting venues, the Adelaide Oval dates back to 1871. Whilst the primary focus is on cricket, the venue also hosts Australian rules football, concerts, and major events. Visitors can take a guided stadium tour, explore the museum dedicated to cricket legend Sir Donald Bradman, or take a daring guided walk across the stadium’s rooftop with RoofClimb, where each step delivers soaring panoramic views of the city and a thrilling rush you won’t soon forget.
Adelaide Botanic Garden
Located in the heart of the city on North Terrace, Adelaide Botanic Garden is a peaceful 50-hectare oasis showcasing diverse plants from across Australia and the world. Key features include tranquil lotus ponds, historic architecture like the Palm House, and tree-lined walkways. For an education in plants, seeds, and fruits, take a trip to the Museum of Economic Botany within the grounds.
Art Gallery of South Australia
Established in 1881, the Art Gallery of South Australia houses the second-largest state art collection in the country. Renowned for its collections of Indigenous Australian and colonial art, the gallery is one of several major cultural institutions within Adelaide’s North Terrace and has exhibited the works of world-famous artists including Andy Warhol, Robert Hannaford, Diane Arbus, and Del Kathryn Barton, to name a few.
