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Adelaide City Map: Places to Visit

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Adelaide Places to Visit

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01 Botanic Gardens
02Adelaide City Council Information Centre
04 Festival Centre
06 Adelaide Metro Information Centre
07 Adelaide Oval
08 City Suburban Train Station
09 Town Hall
10 Adelaide Visitors Information Centre
11 Zoo
12 Art Gallery of South Australia
13 Ayers House
14 Bicentennial Conservatory
16 Casino
17 Central Bus Station (Country & Interstate)
19 Government House
24 Light’s Vision
26 Migration Museum
27 National War Memorial
28 National Wine Centre of Australia
30 Parliament House (Old and New)
31 Popeye Launch
32 Royal Automobile Association (RAA)
34 South Australian Museum
37 State Library of South Australia
38 Tandanya - Aboriginal Cultural Institute
39 Torrens Parade Ground
41 St Peters Cathedral

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Adelaide Botanic Gardens

The Botanic Gardens, located a short walk from the city centre has numerous displays of Australian flora as well as exotic. Aside from being a very scenic place for a picnic it gives you a chance to experience nature, even native rainforest.

Adelaide Zoo

Great for kids and the whole family! With more than 1,800 animals from Australia and elsewhere in the world. There is a special zoo for the kids as well, where they can interact with the animals.

Museums

Key South Australia Museums are located here in the historical precinct. The Migration Museum tells the story of the establishment of the city from the earliest migrants to this region through to today. The State Library and the South Australia Museum are also located here, each one can easily fill a whole day’s activities if you so wish. North Terrace, corner of Kintore Ave. Those keen on a deeper understanding of the history of the city should check out the State Library.

Rundle Street

Rundle Street has a great collection of dining restaurants as well as more convenient eateries. There are heritage pubs and clubs as well, with a whole host of imported and boutique beers and ales, or perhaps a favourite red or white wine to find.