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Introducing Adelaide

Wide sweeping streets, city squares and lush green boundaries make Adelaide an enchanting city to explore. You only need scratch the surface of the quiet achiever of Australian cities to tap into its hedonistic vein.This epicurean playground boasts major events, spanning the cultured and cerebral, artistic and gastronomic, petrol-headed and sports-crazed.The pleasure-seeking spirit flows from varied cuisines and magnificent wines through to a healthy live music and bar scene, and numerous galas that celebrate a thriving arts community. During the innovative Adelaide Fringe Festival, the artistic flair of this historically progressive, yet still conservative, city truly emerges.

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Tips & Articles

8 top places to escape Australia’s capital cities

25 June 2010

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Classic train trips

25 June 2010

Hand the porter your luggage, climb aboard and relive the golden days of railroading on these spectacular journeys...

Freedom and flexibillity of Fly/Drive getaways

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Our top picks for Adelaide

Art Gallery of South Australia: A vaulted, parquetry-floored wonderland of Australian art, with an extensive international collection

Central Market: This huge, cool cave of a covered market draws together the best fresh produce (and coffee) the state has to offer

Adelaide Zoo:Plenty to see in this enormous zoo, including a wonderful Southeast Asian rainforest exhibit

Ying Chow Chinese Restaurant:Delightful mixed Cantonese menu styled from the flavour-popping Guangzhou region

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