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Explore cool-climate red wines with Matt Preston


During the next few months, Adelaide bursts with winter warmth. Wander the wide, welcoming streets and discover bustling Adelaide Central Market, lively festivals and trendy cafes. Marvel at spectacular exhibitions at the Art Gallery of South Australia or catch a show at the Adelaide Festival Centre. Savour world-class wines in the Adelaide Hills, McLaren Vale, Clare and Barossa Valleys, or escape to the naturally stunning Fleurieu Peninsula and Kangaroo Island, all just a short scenic drive away. Cheer on your favourite footy team, explore vibrant nightlife, or relax by the sea at Glenelg. Whether it’s family adventures, foodie finds, or arts and culture, Adelaide’s got something for every traveller. Discover it all on the following pages.

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David Roche Gallery celebrates 10 years of opening Fermoy House and David Roche’s remarkable fine and decorative arts collection. Making Old New explores a dazzling fusion of history and contemporary talent! Discover stunning European and British art from the 18th to 20th centuries, reimagined by vibrant South Australian artists. An exciting celebration of craft, design, and innovation—experience the legacy and future of fine arts with us! Free. 10am-4pm from 23 MAY – 1 AUG events.humanitix.com
Experience the thrill of spotting majestic whales, explore vibrant cultural events, and dive into fascinating marine
science at Victor Harbor. With lively activities and stunning scenery, it’s the perfect winter escape for adventure, discovery, and fun. Don’t miss this unforgettable celebration of marine wonder! 1-30 JUN winterwhalefest.com.au
Lighting up Adelaide like never before, this electrifying celebration of art, light, and innovation transforms the city into a dazzling wonderland with stunning light installations, captivating performances, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Join the adventure, shake off the winter blues, and create unforgettable memories. 1-19 JUL illuminateadelaide.com








Get ready to unleash your inner nerd! Join us for two days of anime, gaming, and pop culture insanity, capped off with AVCon After Dark—our wild, adult-only night of spicy screenings, saucy panels, and late-night gaming. Whether you’re here to cosplay, compete, or just cut loose with fellow fans, this is the ultimate



Escape for over three days to sip and savour pure winter magic in the Adelaide Hills! Warm up with sensational coolclimate reds, crackling fires, and top-notch eats, all with Matt Preston’s flair in the mix. With live music, parties, fireside feasts and a stunning country backdrop, it’s the ultimate excuse to grab your friends and family, stay the weekend and celebrate the best of the Adelaide Hills in winter. 24-26 JUL adelaidefringe.com.au
Revel in a flurry of pink blossoms, thrilling show rides, fireworks, and delicious treats while cracking almonds, grooving to live tunes and cheering on the cookery champs. It’s fun for the whole family. Memories made here will blossom forever! 25-26 JUL willungarecpark.com.au
Bursting with art, vibrant energy, and local flair! See spectacular illuminated installations, join hands-on workshops, and catch live performances. Discover delicious market stalls, join thrilling rides, and soak up the creativity. It’s the ultimate winter getaway for families, friends, and art lovers. Memorial Park 1 AUG pirie.sa.gov.au/tourism/events/portpirie-winter-festival
Bid farewell to winter and welcome spring, with lively entertainment and vibrant community spirit. Celebrate the changing seasons with spectacular displays, tasty local treats, hands-on fun, live music and cosy fires. A glowing festival and an enchanting night under the stars for everyone. Free.
Diamond Park 29 AUG southaustralia.com




South Australia’s biggest regional show bursts with rides, showbags, tasty eats, farm animals, live entertainment, bustling market stalls, thrilling sideshow alley, fireworks, fresh produce displays and an adorable petting zoo. It’s an action-packed weekend where community spirit and good times take centre stage! 29-30 AUG gawlershow.org.au
Since 2009, Coastrek has been offering 20km, 30km, or 50km hikes following the Heysen Trail from Parsons Beach to Goolwa, passing Encounter Bay and Victor Harbor. Join for fun, fitness, friends, and fundraising for Beyond Blue. 4 SEP coastrek.com.au/events-fleurieupeninsula-sa
Experience epic rides, animals galore, heartpounding competitions, live entertainment, and stacks of showbags. Celebrating agricultural and horticultural excellence, delicious local food and hands-on exhibits, there’s something for everyone. Head to Wayville for South Australia’s biggest, brightest show ever! 5-13 SEP theshow.com.au
My name is Spen, this is my top 10 things to do in Adelaide for winter.

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Adelaide, South Australia’s cosmopolitan coastal capital, is a magical place with so much to see and do. Whether for an hour, a day, work, or play, there’s something to suit everyone. Its inner sanctum is ringed by parkland that is home to a treasure-trove of heritage buildings, cafés, bars, public spaces and seasonal festivals. Visit renowned museums such as the Art Gallery of South Australia, displaying expansive
collections including noted Indigenous art, and the South Australian Museum, devoted to natural history. The city’s grid layout consists of wide boulevards bounded by terraces and divided into a series of precincts. Heritage façades and slick new developments make up the varied streetscape, hemming the energetic hum of live music, theatre and art events in this inner-city zone.
Step into the sweet charm of this petite café on Pirie Street. The nook-filled, pinkstriped walls, ornate décor and stained-glass windows captivate as much as their frosted cupcakes, quality coffee and relaxed brunches. It’s the perfect city hideaway for coffee catchups, sweet treats and leisurely lunches with a touch of vintage charm.
33a Pirie St Adelaide

This is a must-visit Adelaide institution. Nestled inside the bustling Adelaide Central Market, it has been serving hearty breakfasts, generous pasta dishes and rich Italian coffee since 1957. Expect authentic southern Italian flavours, old-school hospitality and the lively atmosphere of a true market classic.
Central Market, Shop 1 - Gouger Street Adelaide
Tucked along vibrant Gouger Street, discover bold Asian flavours in a stylish, buzzing setting. Why not gather friends and family for the popular “Feed Me” experience, where vibrant shared dishes keep arriving at the table. Fun, flavour-packed and perfect for long lunches or lively dinners in the heart of the city.
1/128 Gouger St Adelaide
This rustic-chic Flinders Street vibe pairs a creative pubinspired menu with cocktails and tapas. A relaxed hangout by day and lively social spot by night, it also draws crowds with regular live music in an easygoing, character-filled setting.
57 Flinders St Adelaide
Bringing a modern Greek soul to Adelaide’s CBD, they blend heritage recipes with a contemporary café rhythm. Expect vibrant breakfast and brunch plates, house-made classics and exceptional coffee, all served in a light-filled space that feels both urban and warmly rooted in tradition.
250 Pulteney St Adelaide
A foodie’s paradise, the Adelaide Central Market has been serving up fresh produce, gourmet goods, and
multicultural flavours since 1869. Wander past stalls piled high with cheeses, smallgoods, seafood, and exotic spices. Grab a coffee at Lucia’s, snag a schnitzel at the German Shop, or try a famous pie floater. The market’s buzzing atmosphere makes it a must-visit.
44-60 Gouger St, Adelaide adelaidecentralmarket.com.au
Adelaide’s specialty coffee scene thrives in these laneways, with first-rate cafés like Exchange, Coffee Branch, and Peter Rabbit. Whether you’re after a strong flat white or a fancy filter brew, the baristas here take their craft seriously. Pair your cuppa with smashed avo or a pastry for the full experience.


is where the magic happens— exceptional coffee and pastries in a vibrant, welcoming Venetian style atmosphere. Discover world-class treats, friendly faces, and genuine connection in Adelaide’s heart. If you’re after delicious food and uplifting vibes, this is the spot locals and visitors alike rave about. Come see for yourself!
Pirie St, Adelaide City, Uni SA, Fenn Place, Adelaide 285 Unley Rd, Malvern abbotsandkinney.com
Adelaide’s small-bar scene punches above its weight. Sneak into Maybe Mae behind a fake shopfront, sip cocktails at 2KW, or try local wines at Clever Little Tailor. The moody, intimate settings make these spots perfect for a night out.
Looking for a legendary day out? P1 Entertainment Complex has all your bases covered. From heart-thumping go-kart racing, high-tech golf simulators, arcade showdowns and a buzzing bar and restaurant. P1 is perfect for families, mates and corporate groups. It’s the ultimate playground where every corner is packed with excitement. Whether you’re chasing thrills or celebrating, P1 guarantees memories and laughs. Rally your crew and experience truly fantastic fun!
41-55 Holden St, Hindmarsh p1entertainment.com.au
Join the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra in celebration of some of the most treasured ballet scores ever written. From the soaring romance of Romeo and Juliet to the magic of The Nutcracker, these iconic scores take centre stage.
Festival Theatre JUL 24 & 25 aso.com.au
With over 160 years of history, Coopers knows a good brew. Go behind the scenes and experience how their famous ales and lagers are made with a guided brewery tour and tasting. Discover what’s brewing in the microbrewery and distillery and enjoy lunch and freshly poured pints in the taproom and restaurant.
230 Regency Road, Regency Park coopers.com.au





Newly arrived in Adelaide at Rundle Mall, this is a highenergy indoor adventure park featuring obstacle courses, climbing challenges and parkour-inspired play. Designed for all ages, it delivers an immersive, action-packed experience where movement, fun and confidence come together in the heart of the city. Level 2, Rundle Place, 77-91 Rundle Mall, Adelaide
Explore the sights of the cosmopolitan city and be in the know of the attractions on offer. Encompassing the National Wine Centre of Australia and Adelaide Zoo, or discover the Barossa and Adelaide Hills for some wining and dining experiences.
Level 3/26 Flinders St, Adelaide
Hire a bike and pedal the scenic Torrens Linear Path, passing the Festival Theatre, Elder Park, and Adelaide Oval. It’s a relaxed way to see the city while staying active. npsp.sa.gov.au/culture_and_lifestyle/
This central square blends Adelaide’s colonial history with Kaurna heritage. The Three Rivers Fountain and towering Tindo Utpurndee solar sculpture are key sights. Hosting festivals and markets, it’s a great spot to relax, people-watch, or start a city exploration. cityofadelaide.com.au
Live the Adventure! Escape the winter. Winter just got even cooler. It’s not every day you get to travel through time, visit new dimensions or search for hidden fortunes. Mindshift Escape Rooms Adelaide, gives you the opportunity to explore exciting new adventures and test your wits against the clock in a fun and truly unique experience. 246 Pulteney Street Adelaide mindshiftescaperooms.com.au
Discover road trip maps and explore the variety of locations on offer in SA including Adelaide and suburbs, Fleurieu
Peninsula, Barossa, Flinders
Ranges and Outback and more at the Adelaide Visitor Information Centre. There are many visitor information centres in the various regions of SA. 5 Pirie Street Adelaide experienceadelaide.com.au
Welcome aboard Adelaide’s iconic River Torrens cruise where you can enjoy a relaxing journey through the heart of the city on a charming heritage boat. Departing from Elder Park, glide past the Festival Centre, the iconic Adelaide Oval and Adelaide’s cityscape. Take in scenic views, hear local stories, and hop off to visit Adelaide Zoo or the Botanic Gardens. The River Torrens (Elder Park)
Just 8 km from Adelaide’s CBD, Carrick Hill is Australia’s most intact historic house. Join guided tours of the house and formal gardens, explore a diverse modern art collection, enjoy the family-friendly Storybook Trail, shop local and UK designers, and dine at Rozelle’s with sweeping views to the ocean.
Carrick Hill Drive, Springfield carrickhill.sa.gov.au
Dive into the extraordinary at VR Zone Play, Adelaide’s immersive virtual-reality arcade in Richmond. Book a 60, 90 or 120 minute session for freeroam adventures, escape rooms and high-octane VR simulator racing. With experiences perfect for solo gaming, groups, families, parties and thrill-seekers alike, it is time to step into another world....just minutes from the city. 12 Reese Ave, Richmond vrzoneplay.com.au
This winter visit the National Motor Museum and get free entry to the SA Maritime Museum or vice versa.




Rundle Mall was Australia’s first pedestrian-only mall. Today it’s home to over 700 retail stores, 300 offices and a multitude of eclectic arcades and laneways that will surprise and delight you. Shop to your heart’s content at a variety of fashion boutiques, including Aje, Gorman and Zimmerman, housed in the historic buildings along Rundle Mall and the city’s east. Savour lunch at any of the bustling cafés or a cheeky drink at a nearby bar. If wine is more your style, head to what was the former Adelaide Fruit and Produce Exchange and check out the array of wine bars on offer. Prefer to sit back, relax and lose yourself at an independent or arthouse film? Palace Nova East End Cinemas will indulge your desires.
Savour the warmth of Argentina with wood-firedgrilled meats, empanadas, and share-style plates in a rustic, fire-lit setting. Known for its rich chimichurri and relaxed hospitality, it’s a long-standing favourite for hearty dining and social gatherings.
291 Rundle Street, Adelaide
Step into Blackeby’s Old Sweet Shop, an Adelaide icon delighting generations with its irresistible nostalgia. From handmade fudge and old-fashioned boiled sweets to international favourites and
novelty treats, it’s pure joy in every jar. With two locations in Adelaide, these whimsical stores are a must-visit for anyone craving a taste of childhood magic.
28 James Place (off Rundle Mall), Adelaide blackebysweets.com.au
Haigh’s Chocolates in Rundle Mall is a much-loved Adelaide institution, renowned for handcrafted chocolates and elegant seasonal creations. Family-owned since 1915, it offers a refined tasting experience where visitors can watch confectionery being made and take home beautifully packaged treats from its iconic heritage corner. Beehive Corner, 2 Rundle Mall, Adelaide

A cult Adelaide destination for pop culture lovers, packed with collectibles, figurines, comics and rare memorabilia spanning film, TV and gaming franchises. Tucked into Regent Arcade, it’s a treasure-hunt style store where nostalgia, fandom and quirky finds collide in one of the city’s most distinctive retail experiences.
Regent Arcade, Rundle Mall, Adelaide
Make a stylish statement in ARYOO Eyewear. A familyowned Adelaide boutique where global luxury meets local warmth. Curating designer sunglasses from soughtafter labels including Thierry Lasry, Valentino, MATSUDA and Mykita. Every frame is chosen for timeless style and craftsmanship. With personalised service and a welcoming atmosphere, this is luxury eyewear reimagined. Adelaide Arcade, Shop 20/112/118 Grenfell St, Adelaide aryooeyewear.com.au
A luxury watch boutique showcasing world-renowned Swiss brands, including Rolex, Tudor and Hublot. Located at Rundle Mall’s Central Plaza, it’s known for its refined, gallerylike setting, which offers an immersive experience focused on craftsmanship, heritage and horological expertise, appealing to both collectors and first-time luxury watch buyers.
Shop 2, 100 Rundle Mall, Adelaide
Essence of Australia is a family run business of some 24 years. They are located in the beautiful and iconic Adelaide Arcade in the heart of our City. Here you will find all your souvenir needs from postcards to high end merchandise with many of their products being proudly made in Australia. Please mention this advert to their friendly staff who will happily give you 10% discount off your shopping.
Shop 39, Adelaide Arcade essenceofaustralia.com.au
A boutique Adelaide retailer just off Rundle Mall, offering sustainably crafted alpaca wool fashion and accessories. Proudly Australian-made, it blends ethical production with contemporary design, showcasing scarves, knitwear and gifts made for comfort, warmth and everyday luxury in a calm, locally focused shopping space.
Level 1, Adelaide Central Plaza, 100 Rundle Mall, Adelaide
Discover Adelaide Hatters, a truly iconic destination for style and craftsmanship, proudly serving hat lovers for over 35 years. Australia’s largest speciality hat shop, it spans two levels of premium brands including Akubra, Helen Kaminski and Brixton. With expert fitting, restorations and an onsite milliner, expect timeless style, personalised care and the perfect fit, every time. 47 Adelaide Arcade, Adelaide adelaidehatters.com.au
offers a luxurious destination for beauty, fashion, and lifestyle shopping. The Dine Central food court is the premier dining precinct in the Adelaide CBD. Home to sought-after luxury brands including TAG Heuer and The Hour Glass featuring Rolex, it’s an essential stop for discerning style seekers. 100 Rundle Mall, Adelaide .adelaidecentralplaza.com.au
This is one of the easiest ways to get around the CBD, linking key stops across North Terrace, Rundle Mall and the Riverbank precinct at no cost. For a change of pace, travellers can continue on a paid ride through to Glenelg, where the journey ends at the beach. It’s a simple, scenic way to move between city energy and coastal relaxation.
Riding an e-scooter in Adelaide is simple and flexible, with Beam and Neuron e-scooters available throughout the CBD. Just download the provider apps to locate, unlock and pay as you ride, or spot one on a nearby street corner and get moving instantly. Ideal for short trips between Rundle Mall, North Terrace and the Riverbank, it’s one of the easiest ways to explore the city. cityofadelaide.com
Satisfy some retail therapy and shop at Aje and Gorman and Zimmerman, both housed in historic buildings. Savour a comforting coffee at Clio Café or lose yourself in a film away from the mainstream, an independent or arthouse film at Palace Nova East End Cinemas. Open from 9am 7 days. rundlemall.com

Easily accessible from the city centre and the Mall, Adelaide’s North Terrace and the Riverbank precinct are key areas known for their cultural, historical, and recreational significance. Its tree-lined boulevards house the historical Government House, Parliament House, the State Library, and more. Adding to the terrace’s character are the Adelaide Botanic Gardens and the National Wine Centre of Australia. The Riverbank precinct is a vibrant hub with attractions like Adelaide Oval and the Adelaide Convention Centre, stretching along the River Torrens. It’s an idyllic place to relax and enjoy some local cuisine at the nearby cafes or restaurants.
Gaze across the twinkling lights making up the expanse of Adelaide city at this West Hollywood style rooftop bar. They offer small plates and a wine, spirit and cocktail list which rotates seasonally. Ask for their ‘Big Book’ with an awardwinning selection on offer.
Located in SkyCity Adelaide 125 North Terrace skycityadelaide.com.au
Lounge on the split-level deck, drink in hand or chill out in the lounge at this contemporary pub, also housing a cafe’ where casual vibes abound. Try their stone grilled rump steak with chips and salad or perhaps their rigatoni bella donna.
129 North Terrace, Adelaide strath.com.au
The first thing you’ll notice in this enticing bar are the 2000 or more Italian hand-blown glass baubles adorning a mighty chandelier. Relax with a cocktail or some premium spirits and soak up the sleek, cool vibe of this swanky bar.
Located in SkyCity Adelaide 125 North Terrace, Adelaide skycityadelaide.com.au
A major CBD entertainment precinct combining casino gaming, premium dining, bars and live events under one roof. Best for nights out and special occasions, it also offers accommodation at EOS by SkyCity, a luxury hotel stay with spa facilities and direct access to the precinct. North Terrace, Adelaide skycityadelaide.com.au/
Located within the Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium, discover the charming gift shop and find art, jewellery and books with a botanical theme. They stock posters, calendars and even gourmet food and eucalyptus products from the naturally beautiful Kangaroo Island Plane Tree Dr, Adelaide fb Adelaide Botanic Garden
Enter the many wonders of this shop within the South Australian Museum. Pick up a fascinating new book, discover a thoughtful gift for someone special, find homewares, educational children’s toys and more. They have vibrant cushions, eye-catching bags and printed designs worth investigating. North Terrace, Adelaide samuseum.sa.gov.au
South Australian’s are from many places. The Migration Museum tells the complex stories of South Australian migrants and holds space for communities and cultural groups to share their experiences of migration 82 Kintore Ave, Adelaide history.sa.gov.au
A hands-on science space in North Adelaide exploring space, astronomy and discovery through interactive exhibits. Best for families and curious visitors, it’s a compact, low-cost stop that works well as a short add-on to a parklands or city visit.
Lot Fourteen Ground floor, McEwin Building/364-370 North Terrace, Adelaide - space.gov.au
This walk links Adelaide’s Cultural Boulevard through a series of eight public monuments, including Matthew Flinders, Robert Burns, King Edward VII, Venere di Canova, Mary Lee, Dame Roma Mitchell and the South African War Memorial, alongside the National War Memorial. Best for slow walks and cultural discovery to learn about inspirational people and events. North Terrace, Adelaide
The National Wine Centre is an iconic wine destination in the Adelaide CBD. Home to the largest tasting room in Australia, showcasing over 100 wines from the country’s 65 regions, the Centre provides a unique opportunity to sample and learn about the diverse flavours and varieties that define Australian wine. Corner of Hackney Rd &, Botanic Rd nationalwinecentre.com.au
Lose yourself in a sea of purple under the wisteria arbours at Adelaide Botanic Garden. This leafy oasis set amidst the bustling city allows you to traverse 50 hectares of lush gardens and feel a sense of calm.Open until 6.30pm from October.
North Terrace, Adelaide botanicgardens.sa.gov.au

Discover the State Library of South Australia – an iconic cultural destination in the heart of Adelaide. Explore stunning architecture including the Mortlock Chamber, voted one of the world’s most beautiful libraries. Featuring fascinating exhibitions and collections that celebrate South Australia’s stories, the State Library is a must-visit for history lovers, curious minds, and anyone seeking inspiration.
North Terrace, Adelaide slsa.sa.gov.au
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Creatives rejoice! Art, music, innovation and vibrancy reign supreme around the West End. Sway to the guitar riffs and drums, and hum the melodies of the live music. Dance the night away at a pumping club, cocktail in hand and sample the bustling nightlife. Or let your thoughts wander as you gaze in silence at a myriad of sensational artworks. The West End is diverse in the arts, bringing vibrancy and richness to the experiences that await. Laneway culture enthusiasts will feel right at home savouring a variety of quirky cafés and cutting-edge restaurants.
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Jump down the rabbit hole and sample tasty food and drink on offer at this cosy café in Adelaide city’s West End precinct. Enjoy brunch or lunch options all day long. Why not grab a tasty brekkie roll or summer bircher and sip on some tea, coffee or a vegan hot drink?
Peter Rabbit Cafe: 234-244 Hindley Street, Adelaide McGregors Private Events: 196 Hindley Street, Adelaide peterabbit.com.au
Save yourself from ‘going Troppo’ at this eco-friendly cafe with simple food and musical evenings. Let the vibrant and leafy garden invite you to try unique menu options including chilli eggs or a spring waffle and bask in the knowledge that you are supporting the environment. 42 Whitmore Square, Adelaide cafetroppoadelaide.com
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Ramy and Adam had an idea to open a specialty coffee shop in their hometown of Adelaide in 2019. Fast forward to 2022 and Cherry Specialty Coffee was open. Grab a croissant or a toasted sandwich and even a Reserve Collection of coffee and feel energised to take on the day.
29 King William Street, Adelaide cherrycoffee.com.au
Enjoy the intimate surroundings, with high ceilings, a mezzanine and a bar made from brick and stone. Sip a cocktail or two and sit outside to soak up some vibes. Try their wagyu bresaola, which is air-cured and highly marbled wagyu beef: delish!
19 Peel Street, Adelaide nearmint.com.au/clever-little-tailor
Enter the old-fashioned shopfront and feel the charm reminiscent of yesteryear, including cream columns and a white and red sign beckoning you. Get a snazzy new haircut and banter with Alec, the shop’s namesake, as he gives you a new style.
4/24 Leigh St, Adelaide
Creatives rejoice! Go on a treasure hunt in this shop stocking affordable art, fascinating collectables, attractive trinkets, trophies and intriguing publications. It can be found inside Topman Mall. Be sure to look for the bird with the blue chest.
Shop 11, Topman Mall, Adelaide adelaidewestend.com.au
Choose from a range of ceramics, textiles and more at this not-for-profit, which has a strong ethos of the cultural and economic value of craft and design in people’s daily lives. Traverse their studios in jewellery and metal, ceramics, glass and furniture.
19 Morphett St, Adelaide jamfactory.com.au




Open daily. Check website for times.
More than a cellar door. Home to the famous Red Stripe and Settlers Spirits. Experience hosted masterclasses, explore the contemporary art museum, or play winemaker for the day, blending and bottling your own wine. Don’t forget to take a photo from the highest point in McLaren Vale.
Open daily on Level 2 Check website for times.
Salvador Dalí is regarded as a titan of modern art and one of the most important artists of the 20th century. This multi-million dollar exhibition of Salvador Dalí bronze sculptures and graphic artworks is on loan from the Dalí Universe in Switzerland.
@darenbergwine • @darrysverandah 58 osborn rd, m c laren vale, South Australia t. 08 8329 4888 • wine@darenberg.com.au

Open for lunch daily from 12pm.
Housed in our restored 19th century homestead, d’Arry’s draws inspiration from local and seasonal produce with an abundance of creative flavour combinations. Enjoy the à la carte menu or indulge in a degustation with optional wine pairing.

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Suburban comfort meets cosmopolitan energy in the vibrant South-East. Hutt Street is the lively heart, brimming with cosy cafés, and bustling restaurants. The neighbourhood is bursting with new culinary gems and charming homes; all nestled beside beautiful parklands. Enjoy stunning views at Victoria Park/Pakapakanthi. Stroll through peaceful wetlands or unwind at the serene Adelaide Himeji Gardens. Every corner offers something fresh and welcoming.
Start your day the Noru way with coffee or matcha and a bagel. They even offer high tea experiences. Can you keep a secret? They have the best matcha in the city! Let Alvin and Priscilla welcome you to their bright, vibe-filled cafe. Unit 2, 61-63 Grote St, Adelaide Instagram: @coffeenoru
Begin every day with fresh croissants made the traditional way, light, buttery, and beautifully flaky with lashings of French butter. Their tempting selection includes tarts and cakes, all crafted inhouse, where you
can watch the magic of the baking process happening. Linger longer with a coffee that is carefully selected to pair perfectly with every bite. We guarantee you’ll return for more.
242 Hutt Street, Adelaide Insta: @theoldcroissantfactory
Hunger adventurism begins at Ballaboosta Adelaide, it’s your ticket to bold, mouthwatering flavours and unbeatable vibes! Dive into their legendary wood-fired pizzas, vibrant Lebanese-inspired plates, and mezze made for sharing. Their east-meets-west energy is infectious, and every meal feels like a celebration. Whether it’s breakfast, lunch, or dinner, Ballaboosta is the spot to gather, feast, and create delicious memories. Get ready to fall in love with food all over again!.
289 Halifax Street, Adelaide ballaboosta.com.au 08 8232 1853
ADELAIDE $$$$
Serving up vegetarian dishes with real Japanese ramen. Slurp up some noodles. They offer five varieties of ramen to choose from. Try their Japanese-style champon ramen with fresh veggies and a paisan-style broth plus a soup base, which is their signature. 110 Flinders St, Adelaide ozakifood.com
Serving up great cocktails and offering daytime delights and ways to elevate your evening, bite into Mediterraneaninspired flavours. Chill out poolside with drinks and tapas or tuck into a seasonal share plate. Try their pasta and wine night. Soiree away.
226 South Tce, Adelaide elaadelaide.com
Bringing European aperitivo culture to Adelaide’s Hutt Street with polished cocktails, Mediterranean-inspired share plates and a lively late-night atmosphere. Stylish yet relaxed, the long-standing favourite pairs old-world hospitality with contemporary dining, making it one of the city’s most enduring and effortlessly social venues.
158 Hutt Street, Adelaide
Warming coffee and delicious cocktails galore at this cafecum-bar open seven days for all-day dining. Check out their lounge with its large window and chic decor. Try their cured kingfish poke bowl with cucumber, tobiko, miso mayo, chives, shallots and daikon.
141 King William St, Adelaide exchangelanebar.com


North Adelaide truly dazzles with its historic charm and lively atmosphere. Once a patchwork of upper-class avenues and the spirited “Irishtown,” today North Adelaide shines as one of the city’s most prestigious and picturesque neighbourhoods. Here, grand heritage mansions co-mingle with quaint worker’s cottages and treelined streets, creating a scene that’s as inviting as it is inspiring, bursting with energy and culture. Stroll past iconic landmarks like St Peter’s Cathedral, cheer at the legendary Adelaide Oval, or catch a film at the charming
Piccadilly Cinema. With boutique shopping, acclaimed dining precincts, and a bustling café culture, there’s always something new to discover. North Adelaide offers effortless access to the city’s excitement while maintaining its unique sense of community and heritage.
THE ARCHER HOTEL $$$$
A local favourite of the area, celebrate your team’s footy win and party on in the bar. Self-described as a quirky and funky pub, walk through the door past its quaint exterior
and enjoy some good company and refreshing beer.
60 O’Connell St, North Adelaide thearcherhotel.com.au
UR CAFFE $$$$
UR Caffe dishes up a buzzing vibe, brilliant brekkie, and magic moments with every cup. Dive into their legendary coffee art—yep, you can request your fave design! Savour fresh bites, mingle with locals, and soak up the lively arvo atmosphere. For food, fun, and perfect coffee, UR’s hits the spot!
117 Melbourne Street, North Adelaide urcaffe.com

Join the buzz at Café Fellini, where Italian flair meets local charm! Indulge in artisan coffee, classic wood-fired pizzas, and decadent cakes. Perfect for a lazy arvo or a lively catch-up, Café Fellini’s warm atmosphere and family-friendly faces will keep you coming back for more. Don’t miss out—visit today!
102 O’Connell Street, North Adelaide cafefellini.com.au
MERCATO $$$$
Experience authentic Italian flair at Mercato, now at its stunning new North Adelaide location at 88 O’Connell Street. Savour exquisite pastries, artisanal pantry staples, European wines, and gourmet delicacies, or relax at the elegant bar. A must-visit destination for those seeking a taste of Italy in the heart of North Adelaide. Open 7 days.
88 O’Connell St, North Adelaide mercato.com.au
This one-hatted restaurant is an ode to elegant fine dining with fun. They use classical techniques infused with a contemporary twist. They bring their techniques and knowledge from modern Asian, French and Spanish cuisine to the table. Try their roasted half chicken with Jerusalem artichoke, truffle and tarragon jus.
151 O’Connell St, North Adelaide odebistro.com.au
DA VINCI RISTORANTE $$$$
Feast on wood-fired pizza and enjoy the outdoor and bar seating with a great cocktail in hand. Soak up the welcoming Italian vibes and food. Try their luxurious chocolate walnut smoothie and chocolate vanilla cannoli for a sweet finish.
10 O’Connell St, North Adelaide davinciadelaide.com.au
A compact dining strip lined with cafés, restaurants and boutique bars. Best for easy brunches, pre-theatre dinners or relaxed nights out, it offers a quieter alternative to the CBD while still feeling connected and walkable from the city and surrounding parklands.
A lively dining strip with cafés, pubs and restaurants. Best for pre AFL game meals, relaxed dinners or weekend brunches, it also offers a walkable route to Adelaide Oval and elevated spots with sweeping views over the city and St Peter’s Cathedral.
Renowned as one of the world’s most beautiful sporting grounds, Adelaide Oval is also a thriving tourism destination welcoming visitors all year round. Discover behind-the- scenes secrets on a stadium tour, scale the grandstands with a thrilling RoofClimb, enjoy local food and wines at Bespoke Wine Bar & Kitchen, and stay the night at Australia’s only stadium hotel, Oval Hotel.
War Memorial Dr, North Adelaide adelaideoval.com.au
Opened in 2026, the Adelaide Aquatic Centre is North Adelaide’s newest hotspot for swimming, fitness, and family fun. Dive into modern pools, take one of the four waterslides with varying intensity scales, enjoy the gym, or relax in vibrant communal spaces. With programs, lessons, and casual visits for all ages, it’s the perfect place to stay for the day and make memories.
Jefcott Road, North Adelaide adelaideaquaticcentre.com.au
Hear the church bells ring at St Peter’s Cathedral with its neogothic architecture, spires and towers. Open from 10.30-3.30 Monday to Friday (with a 1pm early close on Mondays,) all are welcome to visit and entry is free.
27 King William Rd, North Adelaide stpeters-cathedral.org.au
Step inside SA’s most extraordinary house museum and explore over 3,500 works of art from the finest European designers and makers of the 18th and 19th centuries. Come experience all the gilded grandeur in a guided tour of David’s home, Fermoy House and presenting in the gallery ‘Making Old New: DRG 10th year anniversary’ exhibition running 23 May - 1 Aug. 241 Melbourne Street, North Adelaide rochegallery.com.au
Just a short walk from the CBD, Adelaide Zoo is home to over 2,500 animals, including giant pandas Wang Wang and Fu Ni. Explore lush enclosures, hand-feed kangaroos, or catch a keeper talk. The zoo’s conservation focus and familyfriendly vibe make it a top spot. Zoo in Adelaide city centre adelaidezoo.com.au
In 1983, Bob Wallis bought the Piccadilly from Greater Union, saving the building from being demolished and, in the 90’s, converted the single-screen cinema into a three-screen layout. It has remained a Wallis cinema ever since. The Piccadilly North Adelaide is one of the oldest operational cinemas in South Australia and is a significant Adelaide institution Wallis Piccadilly
181 O’Connell St, North Adelaide 8267 1500

With easy access to the city centre and major event venues like the Royal Adelaide Showgrounds, discover the historic, affluent and elegant suburbs of Unley, Hyde Park and Goodwood. Unley leads the way with its tree-lined streets, abundant parks, lively café culture and thriving shopping precinct. Its charm is matched by Hyde Park, with elegant historic homes, luxurious properties, and the iconic brickpaved King William Road, which sets the scene for leisurely strolls, stylish dining, and highend boutique shopping. Just moments away, Goodwood pulses with creative energy, blending heritage architecture with a lively arts scene, eclectic
eateries, bargain thrift shops and the renowned Capri Theatre. Each neighbourhood offers its own distinct flavour, making the area a magnet for families, professionals and culture seekers alike.
Just five minutes south of Adelaide’s CBD, Unley Road blends local charm with city style. Stroll the leafy street lined with cafés, boutiques and hidden gems. Eat, shop and unwind where locals meet and visitors discover something new. unleyroad.com.au
Level 1, Mitcham Shopping Centre, 119 Belair Road, Torrens Park 8305 4444
is the Mothership of Abbots and Kinney. It’s their production bakery, their micro-roastery, their flagship coffee and dining experience home. Expand your horizons and break the mould of what you’ve come to know. Try great coffees, eat good food and pastries, be caffeinated, fed and wowed. Come and think about brunch and coffee differently. It’ll put a smile on your dial and a spring in your step.
Shop 9 259-269 Unley Road, Malvern abbotsandkinney.com
Catch a movie at the Capri, an art deco icon on Goodwood Road. The ever-cheerful volunteers dish up hot popcorn, Haigh’s Chocolates and legendary homemade choc tops from the fully licensed Candy Bar. Visitors can enjoy a glass of vino and sink into a comfy seat to watch the latest films, surrounded by nostalgia. Mention this ad and snaffle your ticket for only $15.
141 Goodwood Road, Goodwood capri.org.au


Semprini’s of Unley has been serving the community for over 50 years. More than a newsagency, it’s a go-to destination for a huge eclectic range of gifts, stationery, magazines and everyday essentials. Warm, personal service and a thoughtfully curated range make it the perfect place to browse, pick up a card or find something special on Unley Road. There is something for everyone.
Unley Shopping Centre, 204 Unley Road, Unley | 08 8271 7906 Insta: @janesemprinis


A curated Unley Road destination offering a word of beautiful objects including design-led homewares, furniture and gifts with a tightly edited selection. Best for thoughtful browsing and unique pieces, it delivers a calm, gallery-like retail experience where discovery is as important as purchase. For your home, for someone special or just because… 136 Unley Road, Unley www.etienne.com.au
Step into Good Gilbert, your friendly neighbourhood bar and restaurant in the heart of Goodwood, just minutes’ drive from the city. Unwind with friends or your furry companions while sipping exceptional wines, enjoying seasonal dishes, or indulging in casual bar snacks. With full table service, a “Feed Me” experience, or a cosy front bar stop, every visit feels warm, welcoming, and effortlessly memorable and award winners! Cheers to good times at Good Gilbert. We hope to see you soon.
135B Goodwood Rd, Goodwood goodgilbert.com
This is Goodwood’s stylish neighbourhood restaurant, where an intimate dining space has been designed to elevate high-end casual dining. Neutral tones, moody lighting, and carefully considered seating create a warm, inviting atmosphere. Savour a modern take on Middle Easterninspired dishes, share inventive plates, or sip a signature cocktail. This is Adelaide dining at its best. Reservations recommended and walk-ins are very welcome.
135 Goodwood Rd, Goodwood asharestaurant.com.au


This diverse region is known for its charming suburbs, cultural attractions, and thriving food scene. Cloaked by tree-lined streets, the suburbs of Norwood, Kensington, and St Peters blend historic architecture with modern living, boutique shopping, trendy cafés, and the stunning, relaxing Kensington Gardens. Enjoy a variety of events and live performances at arts and entertainment hubs, such as Norwood Town Hall.
Tempting options sit only 5 minutes from Adelaide’s city to make your mouth water. Smell the evocative scents of multi-cultural cuisine. Step into 400 Gradi and feast on Neapolitan cuisine known for its authenticity. Bite into pizza or eat dessert first. The Parade, Norwood theparadenorwood.com
CINNAMON CLUB $$$$
Step into the vibrant world of Cinnamon Club on The Parade in Norwood, where creativity and flavour collide. For years this local gem has delivered
authentic Indian cuisine with flair, from fresh, bold spices to warm, inviting service. Whether you’re a curry aficionado or seeking a culinary adventure, experience the joy of discovery in every dish with this national award winning restaurant.
211A The Parade Norwood cinnamonclub.net.au
Elevating Italian dining and crafting simple, authentic flavours that shine in every dish. Guided by acclaimed Executive chef Eugenio Maiale and head chef Cal Bishop each dish will delight your senses perfectly, with produce and ingredients inspired by the season. This contemporary Italian eatery celebrates tradition while embracing modern flair. It’s a must for your culinary journey while in SA.
44 The Parade West, Kent Town fb mensa.kitchen
Blooms Flowers Norwood has been creating beautiful, handcrafted floral designs for over 45 years. Located in the heart of Norwood. They
pride themselves on sourcing the finest local seasonal blooms, gourmet delights, and Australian-made gifts, tailoring each arrangement with care. Bringing colour, elegance and a personal touch, Blooms is Adelaide’s trusted florist for timeless flowers and thoughtful gifts across Adelaide.
100 The Parade, Norwood bloomsflowers.com.au (08) 8362 4904
Husband-and-wife team Tom and Brea McClure opened Grill’d Norwood in 2014, bringing South Australia its first taste of Grill’d. With a focus on locally sourced ingredients, free-range produce and a menu that caters to every lifestyle, they’ve built a restaurant loved by families, students and burger fans across the Parade. Drop in for their famous chips, wagyu and lamb burgers, or crispy Healthy Fried Chicken. All fresh from the grill, just how it should be.
T13A, Parade Central, Cnr The Parade & George St, Norwood grilld.com.au


Just a short stroll from the city in Kent Town, Pan & Vine is the neighbourhood pizza bar everyone wishes they had. Run by brothers Anthony and Luke, it’s all about naturally leavened sourdough pizzas, fresh house-made pasta and local produce served with genuine hospitality. With a thoughtful wine and cocktail list, a relaxed buzz and the aroma of freshly baked dough in the air. It’s the perfect spot to unwind after a day in the city. Pizza, beer, wine and good times!
3/58 King William Street Kent Town panandvine.com


Indulge in big Italian flavours, from traditional handmade dishes to fresh, vibrant seasonal plates, all served with warm and welcoming front of house hospitality. Enjoy alfresco moments on The Parade, perfect for autumn while savouring their ripiena di prosciutto with a crisp Mitchell’s Riesling. Open seven days for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
89 The Parade, Norwood sfizio.com.au

Discover where all the magic happens at Blackeby’s Factory Outlet, the home of Adelaide’s favourite sweets. Stock up on handmade fudge, chocolates and classic lollies, straight from the source. It’s a sugar-lover’s dream with bags of nostalgia, local flavour and unbeatable value, all crafted with the same care since 1906.
35 Henry St, Stepney blackebysweets.com.au
Proudly owned and operated by Scouts SA, with all proceeds going to youth programs in South Australia. Exurbia has a long history that is a testament to its dedicationand expertise in all things outdoors and adventure. With knowledgeable and friendly staff, they will ensure you have the right equipment and the best advice. Before you go out, come in and see them. They are Exurbia, The Adventure Supply Co. exurbia.com.au
134A The Parade, Norwood
Glynde is where it all begins. Attached to our factory and home to FruChocs, Violet Crumble and Polly Waffle, this metro store lets you peek through the viewing door and see the honeycomb line in action! Enjoy lower everyday prices, tasty seconds and a huge range of irresistible chocolate treats.
71 Glynburn Rd (off Davis Rd), Glynde menz.com.au

Drive around, walk through or ride along attractive bike paths through the east parklands of Adelaide to Magill Road. You are in the Adelaide Metro Go Zone with buses arriving every 15 minutes. Journey back to yesteryear with Kensington Antiques and traverse eight rooms, including Danish furniture and memorabilia. Magill Road, Norwood magillroad.com.au
Adelaide’s creative village where culture and innovation meet. Just minutes from the CBD, this vibrant pocket is home to galleries, street art, cosy cafés and cellar doors. Wander the laneways, meet local makers and experience the energy that makes Kent Town quietly unforgettable. npsp.sa.gov.au
Only a few minutes from Adelaide’s CBD, hidden amongst the leafy streets of Kent Town, KHOU Bar & Cellar Door is the perfect escape for catch-ups, wine, and cocktails. We keep things simple, great wine, good vibes, and plenty to nibble on. The menu is built for sharing, with small plates, fresh-shaved meats, and bites that pair perfectly with whatever is in your glass. 65 King William street Kent Town signaturewines.com.au
Say “Buon appetito” at this restaurant serving up delicious and authentic North Italian cuisine. A family business, established in 1988 brings you traditional and popular dishes with a modern approach. Open for lunch Tuesday to Friday and Tuesday to Saturday for dinner. They have specially designed function menus and can cater for group bookings. 136 Magill Road Stepney SA ambrosinis.com.au
Indulge in tradition. Taste the craft at this top confectionerymaking centre. For nearly 50 years, Quinzi’s Confectionery has delighted with handcrafted, premier Australian-made sugar-coated delights and chocolates—pure joy in every bite. Savour free tastings, sneak a sample of today’s creations, and discover a huge range of factory-fresh chocolates. Sweeten your day and see why everyone raves about Quinzi’s at Stepney! Open Mon-Fri 08.30-16.00. 31 Henry Street, Stepney quinzi.com.au
Experience the rich flavours of Latin America at this Kent Town favourite. Serving authentic Latin-inspired food alongside expertly roasted Colombian coffee, they are pioneers in fair and direct trade. With every cup, they celebrate connection with origin and sustainability. Come and experience this specialty coffee scene, open 7 days for breakfast and lunch. Passionate coffee shop, café, Roasters and wholesalers. 10 College Road, Kent Town cafetalcoffeeco.com
Adelaide’s ultimate entertainment hub, located near Norwood Oval. Featuring 14 state-of-the-art bowling lanes, a futuristic laser tag arena, and a vibrant arcade, it’s perfect for fun-seekers of all ages. Enjoy stunning cocktails at the fully licensed bar, indulge in a gourmet food menu, or host private events in stylish spaces. Kingpin Norwood blends excitement, luxury, and social vibes for unforgettable experiences.
11 Osmond Terrace, Norwood kingpinplay.com



Bravo Norwood has been a fixture of Adelaide’s café culture since the early ’90s, proudly serving the community from our corner spot in a beautifully preserved heritage building. We’re a welcoming space for everyone, families, kids and even your four-legged friends, with a menu built for variety and comfort. Enjoy everything from classic pizzas, pastas and all day breakfast to dedicated vegan options, all paired with consistently great coffee and one of the biggest dessert ranges in the area.
144 The Parade, Norwood bravonorwood.com.au
Every pastry at PROVE is a labour of love, crafted with care, creativity, and an attention to detail that elevates each bite far beyond the sum of its parts. PROVE Patisserie isn’t just a bakery. It’s an experience. From golden, hand-shaped pastries to artisan sourdough breads and indulgent baked creations. Driven by the belief that food can bring people together, PROVE aspires to make the world a little better, one pastry and loaf at a time. Made with passion, eaten with joy. Join the PROVE movement and taste the difference.
157 Magill Rd, Stepney provepatisserie.com.au


Experience the artistry of McConnells Upholstery, a family-owned, award-winning Adelaide institution with over 30 years of expertise in crafting and restoring unique furniture for both homes and leading restaurants. Renowned for their creative flair, vibrant fabrics, and genuine service, McConnells brings style and quality to every project. Discover why they’re trusted Hall of Fame winners—visit their Norwood showroom and see how “Where Quality is Style” comes to life.
134 Magill Rd Norwood mcconnells.com.au


A vibrant suburb that blends lush parks, boutique shopping, and lively cafes. Perfect for families and adventurers alike, it offers scenic beauty and urban charm. Explore its historic charm and modern amenities for an exciting, funfilled day.
Culinary adventures begin and end at Ballaboosta Burnside. It’s where flavour and fun collide! Step into Adelaide’s eastern suburbs’ most vibrant eatery
and treat yourself to wood-fired pizzas, bold Lebanese-inspired plates, and mezze that beg to be shared. Cosy spaces set the scene for unforgettable east-meets-west breakfasts, lunches, or dinners. With local wines flowing and the Burnside buzz in the air, Ballaboosta is the ultimate destination for food lovers—don’t miss out!
540 Glynburn Road, Burnside 08 8102 4157 ballaboosta.com.au
Step into the Regal Theatre and immerse yourself in nearly a century of Art Deco elegance in Adelaide’s heritage theatre. Experience films the way they were meant to be, in style, comfort, and timeless charm. Enjoy a rich array of screenings, including winter blockbusters, school holiday events and live shows. Check out the website for latest session times and events. 275 Kensington Road, Kensington Park theregaltheatre.com.au


A short 20-minute drive or tram ride from Adelaide CBD, Glenelg is a beachside wonder renowned for its boutique shopping, culinary delights and sparkling ocean. Stroll its lengthy pier, savour panoramic ocean views, sizzling steaks, fresh seafood, or sip a cocktail and enjoy striking sunsets. Enjoy some of the best premium steaks, poultry or seafood around Glenelg before spotting some nearby dolphins on a sunset sail around the bay. The welcoming white sands and sea will wash any cares away. You’ll discover something for everyone at any time of the day or night in Glenelg.
Rösa Mexicanö isn’t just another Mexican restaurant; it’s a celebration of good vibes, great food, and unforgettable moments. Let your senses run wild! Savour bold flavours and a fiesta of colour. Sip legendary margaritas and dive into vibrant dishes, creating an unforgettable dining experience. Complimentary sangria with a mains plate. 9a Moseley Square, Glenelg rosamexicano.com.au
Fuel your beach day at Subway Glenelg, just moments from the sand on vibrant Jetty Road. Freshly made subs, wraps and salads all crafted your way with quality ingredients and full of flavour. Perfect for a quick bite or a relaxed lunch in the sea breeze. Enjoy fresh food, fast and full of choice and now with a daily $10 Value Combo. 25 Jetty Road, Glenelg
Glenelg’s finest food and beverage destination. This multifaceted pub offers a wide range of hospitality offerings. Grab the family and dine in our bistro enjoying a modern Australian and Asian fusion pub fare. Sing along in the lounge bar to live acoustic, come of the beach into the front bar to cheer on your sports team. Head upstairs to Molly’s our newly opened Italian restaurant and rooftop bar. pasta and pizza made fresh every day with the best quality produce, wine and spirits sourced locally and direct from Italy.
28 Jetty Road Glenelg thecolleyhotel.com.au
Sammy’s on the Marina is an iconic Glenelg seafood destination renowned for its breathtaking ocean views, fresh South Australian seafood
and impeccable service. With locally sourced seasonal fish, exceptional seafood platters and a curated wine list, Sammy’s delivers a memorable dining experience for visitors and locals alike.
1/12 Holdfast Promenade, Glenelg Sammys.net.au
Glenelg’s chic new rooftop destination perched atop The George Hotel. With panoramic sea-to-city views, refined modern-Australian fare and expertly crafted cocktails, including rare whiskies and house-made sodas. This elevated rooftop bar and restaurant brings relaxed sophistication to Jetty Road. Bookings encouraged.
Level 6, 1 Colley Terrace Glenelg sodarooftop.com
Tucked into a beautifully restored heritage building on Glenelg’s Jetty Road, Ballet Wine Bar exudes European elegance with a Riviera soul. Sip your way through a 140-strong wine list, lounge fireside upstairs, or peoplewatch through open sash windows. With refined small plates and vintage charm, it’s a romantic nod to old-world sophistication by the sea.
29 Jetty Rd, Glenelg balletwinebar.com


Family owned and operated for three generations, Wishart Jewellers celebrates the timeless art of handcrafted jewellery. Led by Daniel Wishart, the team combines tradition with innovation, creating bespoke designs in a state-of-the-art workshop. From engagement rings to remodelled heirlooms, each
Start your day the Italian way, where the art of espresso meets beautifully crafted, home-made breakfasts and relaxed lunches. From premium, expertly brewed coffee using premium beans to fresh, quality produce on every plate, every dish is made with care, excellence with vibrant flavours. Don’t miss our winter warmers of soup or pasta. Try free-range eggs, house-made Massey sauce, basil and chilli on sourdough. Expect simple, vibrant flavours that make this a go-to spot in Glenelg every day from 7am to 3pm.
3/47 Jetty Rd, Glenelg masseyespressocucinadolce.com.au
piece reflects artistry, expertise, and a commitment to bringing every client’s unique vision to life. Offering a professional and personalised experience for any jewellery requests, whether shopping for yourself or a loved one. Open Tues - Saturday. 103 Jetty Rd, Glenelg wishartjewellers.com.au
Bringing blooms to life in the heart of Glenelg for over 45 years, Bay Junction Florist and Broadway Florist are


celebrated for their fresh, creative, and personal touch. Stunning bouquets to bespoke arrangements and thoughtful last-minute gifts, every creation is fresh, creative and personal. With two convenient locations, in-store browsing, online shopping, and delivery options, sharing something beautiful has never been easier. Locally made, thoughtfully designed, and delivered with love.
97 Jetty Road Glenelg / 55 Broadway Glenelg SA bayjunctionflorist.com.au
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A simple, reliable connection between the beach and the city, the Glenelg tram runs directly from the coast into Adelaide’s CBD. Best for avoiding parking and traffic, it offers a relaxed, scenic way to move between Glenelg’s foreshore and central city attractions without the hassle of driving. For ticket info adelaidemetro.com.au/plan-a-trip/ visiting-adelaide Moseley Square, Glenelg
Explore this local museum and learn about culture and heritage of the area through educational programs and exhibits. With a focus on social history, galleries hold stories of the Kaurna People of the Adelaide Plains and the evolution of beach culture through the years.
Town Hall Moseley Square, Glenelg fb BayDiscoveryCentre
Discover an authentic S.A. art space with over 20 years as a creative experience hub in Glenelg. Showcasing Indigenous and contemporary works, local talent, and handmade gifts, they offer personal service, exhibitions, and workshops in a relaxed beachside setting. A must-visit for travellers seeking something truly local—in the heart of Glenelg, directly opposite Coles. Picture of Artwork by Elizabth Dunn.
8/59 Jetty Rd, Glenelg glenelgartgallery.com.au fromcountry.au

Pick up a guide and explore the history of the area. With step-by-step instructions about where to walk and what to see, it includes Glenelg Town Hall, Glenelg Jetty, Pioneer Memorial, Stamford Grand Hotel and more. The guide has fascinating images and descriptions of each landmark.
1 Moseley Sq, Glenelg
Located in central Glenelg, Durham Serviced Apartments offer modern amenities and flexible booking options for groups of all sizes. Ideal for families, these premium apartments provide comfort, convenience, and easy access to Glenelg’s beaches, dining, and attractions, making them the perfect choice for your next memorable seaside getaway in Adelaide.
4-8 Durham Street, Glenelg durhamservicedapartments.com.au
Pinehill at Glenelg restaurant offers a relaxed dining experience overlooking the lush surrounds of Glenelg Golf Club. Open for Bistro dining, celebrations and private events, guests can explore menus and hospitality experiences online via the hospitality section of our website. Enjoy the atmosphere of private club dining in one of Adelaide’s most picturesque settings — bookings essential. James Melrose Rd, Novar Gardens glenelggolf.com
Situated in Adelaide’s premier seaside suburb. Showing mainstream to the classics and everything in between!
Wallis Glenelg 2 Cowper St, Glenelg 8305 4400


Venture 9km from Adelaide CBD, climb the rugged sand dunes and gaze out to the open ocean at West Beach. See the fishermen’s tinnies cruise along and wet their lines in the hope of a tasty meal. Weekend getaways are king here, as people slow down, stay a while, and try their hand at kayaking or SUPing on the calm waterways. For golfing enthusiasts, a world-class golf green awaits, and for the young or young at heart, there is a mini golf course and a skate park to test your skills. For a dash of adrenaline, jump on a jet ski and zoom through the open waters.
Golf Park Adelaide is a premium golf entertainment venue designed as golf for all. Featuring family-friendly GolfJoy entertainment bays, Garmin R50 simulator bays for avid golfers, and Australia’s first integration of Foresight Sports technology with a full PuttView interactive
putting green, the venue blends coaching, competition, food, drinks and immersive technology into a vibrant social experience.
32 B Butler Blvd, Adelaide Airport golfparkadelaide.com.au
Fuel your day while shopping at Subway Harbour Town. Freshly made subs, wraps and salads all crafted your way with quality ingredients and full of flavour. Perfect for a quick bite or a relaxed lunch. Fresh food, fast and full of choice and now with a daily $10 Value Combo.
Harbour Town Premium Outlets, 727 Tapleys Hill Rd, West Beach
West Beach Boat Ramp has 24-hour access for recreational boating and fishing. It provides direct launch access to Gulf St Vincent and is a popular local entry point, especially on weekends and early mornings, where parking is often the main constraint. It is currently free to
A bar and bistro brimming with large and varied options and an extensive drinks list to keep you satisfied as you gaze out at West Beach. Try their seafood chowder or tuck into some salt and pepper squid. Open for breakfast everyday and live music on Sunday afternoons… and over winter kids 12 and under eat free Monday nights with every purchase of a main meal.
1A Seaview Road,West Beach westbeachslsc.com.au
use due to a State Government initiative. For more information sa.gov.au/topics/boating-and-marine/ moorings-marinas-ramps/who-ownsboat-ramps
Barcoo Road, West Beach
Known for daily baked fresh goods, pastries, easy takeaway options and great coffee, it’s best for early beach mornings, no-fuss breakfast runs, relaxed local routines and quick stops. 9 West Beach Road, West Beach
This is a polished all-day dining spot blending café ease with evening bar energy. Best for relaxed lunches, post-shopping meals or casual dinners. The space feels modern and comfortable, with a menu built for easy, crowd-pleasing dining without fuss.
Harbourtown Outlet Centre, 727 Tapleys Hill Rd, Adelaide Airport






Just 15 minutes from Adelaide’s bustling CBD, let the coastal charm and historical 1860s beauty of Henley Beach wash over you. This cosmopolitan paradise allows you to enjoy scrumptious dinners with a view, refreshing swims or a calming stroll while soaking up the ocean sunset and chill vibe. Lively Henley Square, a 1900s threestorey pavilion at the head of a jetty, is now filled with thriving stores, including a Mexican restaurant, massage parlours, a Book & Bean Coffee Corner, and a community library where you can swap your books over your morning breakfast and coffee.
More than a pub, the Ramsgate is a gathering place for the Henley Beach community. From local events and live entertainment to contemporary dining and memorable celebrations, they focus on creating experiences that foster connection, bring people together and ensure everyone feels welcome, today and for generations to come.
328 Seaview Road, Henley Beach ramsgatehotel.com.au
Best for: Slow weekend mornings and grabbing fresh pastries before heading to the beach.

Editor’s take: Feels like an old-school local bakery, which is exactly why people keep returning. Just a short walk from the beach.
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Best for: Fast, casual Vietnamese lunches that are fresh and satisfying.
Editor’s take: One of the better low-key food options near the square when you want something lighter and Asian fresh.
Best for: Coffee walks, quick brunches and easy takeaway beach breakfasts.
Editor’s take: Small menu,
A contemporary gallery and workshop, showcasing handmade jewellery and glass by South Australian Artisans. Find unforgettable gifts, statement pieces for special occasions, or custom designs.

1/204 Military Rd Henley Beach naomischwartz.com.au

simple concept, but exactly the kind of relaxed coastal food spot Henley does well.
Best for: Post-meal desserts and casual walks along the foreshore.
Editor’s take: Still one of Henley’s genuine crowdpullers, the evening queues are part of the ritual at this point.
Best for: Long breakfasts with visitors and relaxed beachfront brunches.
Editor’s take: An institution on the foreshore, but the location and easy atmosphere make it a dependable Henley hot spot.
COAST DAY SPA
Best for: Slow weekends, couples escapes and postwork reset afternoons.
Editor’s take: Henley’s relaxed pace works especially well for wellness spaces, and this one leans fully into the coastal calm atmosphere.
Best for: Low-maintenance cuts and people who prefer personality over salon formality.
Editor’s take: Feels more neighbourhood-cool than trend-chasing — which suits Henley Beach perfectly.
Best for: Pilates regulars and wellness-focused mornings before the beach.
Editor’s take: More community-oriented than intimidating fitness studio, the kind of place locals build routines around.
Best for: Sunset walks, interstate visitors and classic Adelaide coastline photos. Editor’s take: Simple, familiar and worth doing. The best time is late afternoon, when the beach starts to slow down, and the light softens across the water.
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Best for: Young families, warm afternoons and low-effort
beach outings.
Editor’s take: One of the smartest additions to Henley Square, kids stay entertained while adults actually get to sit down with a coffee nearby. The atmosphere here is super relaxed.
HENLEY SQUARE WATER FEATURE
Let the kids splash around in the water feature at Henley Square, adjacent to the beach. Cool off and gaze out at the ocean. Follow the white lines as they curl around, making shapes in the pool. Sit on the wooden wave-shaped benches and relax.
330/352 Seaview Rd, Henley Beach SHOP
HENLEY SQUARE PAVILION
A shopping mall with 28 specialty stores spanning lifestyle, food and fashion will be your soothing retail therapy. Have a coffee after a swim at the beach and ease your tension with a massage. Check out Seed Heritage and Ripcurl for fashion inspiration.
330/352 Seaview Rd, Henley Beach henleysquarepavilion.com.au

Twenty minutes down the road from Adelaide CBD, find yourself in this quaint seaside town. Wander the lengthy Semaphore Pier and gaze at the surrounding turquoise water and white sandy beaches. Relive your childhood on the merry-go-round or on the waterslide. Relax in stylish cafés, grab a hearty pub lunch at the Palais Hotel, accompanied by a glass of refreshing local wine, and take in the Art Deco buildings. To really get the blood pumping, take a leap of faith with Semaphore Coastal Skydive.
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Enjoy the atmosphere and catch up on the footy with a big screen and a welcoming beer garden with pleasant shelter. Treat your other half to delicious lamb shank or an appetising chicken and peach salad. They also offer salmon and parmis.
17 Semaphore Rd, Semaphore semaphorehotel.com.au
PALAIS HOTEL $$$$
ust off the beach, this idyllic, minimalist, airy, moderndecor hotel crafts wickedly wild works-of-art cocktails,
serves hearty bistro meals and offers beach bar specials and regular toe-tapping live music. Don’t forget to check out their calendar of events. See you at the Palais!
86 Esplanade, Semaphore palais.com.au
On the beachfront you will find a piece of maritime history from 1875. It was used until 1932 and is the only tower of this kind in South Australia. Coming from an era before wireless telegraphy, vessels used their chromate’s against time balls in ports.
6 Semaphore Rd, Semaphore semaphoresa.com.au/
Known as the oldest carousel in the Southern Hemisphere which is still working, bear witness to or ride this relic from the past. Revolve around rising and falling to the music and watch the bright lights illuminate your surroundings. Esplanade, Semaphore fb Semaphore Carousel
Every days a ripper at familyowned Largs Bay Kiosk. Tuck into golden, crispy old-fashioned fish n chips, juicy burgers, fresh coffee, cakes and classic ice creams. Bring the crew, live a little and soak up the buzz of beachside nostalgia, seaside vibes, fresh ocean air with relaxing jetty views.
1 Esplanade, Largs Bay
Simple, nostalgic and best at sunset, the jetty is the suburb’s classic focal point. Located steps from the carousel, playground, cafés and Semaphore Road strip, it makes it an easy all-in-one coastal stop where everything flows together without effort or planning.
Esplanade, Semaphore
A Semaphore staple for over 10 years, known for the “Barry’s experience” and its easy, no-fuss approach. Best for post-beach burgers or casual group dinners when you want something familiar and close to the foreshore.
1/13 Semaphore Rd, Semaphore

Located in the northwestern suburbs, Port Adelaide is a historic and vibrant maritime hub. Known as the “Port,” it played a crucial role in the state’s development as a major trade and shipping centre in the 19th century. Today, the area blends rich heritage with modern attractions, featuring well-preserved docks, the South Australian Maritime Museum, and bustling markets. The Port Adelaide Football Club, an AFL team, adds to its cultural significance. With charming streetscapes, waterfront dining, and events like the Port Adelaide Pirate Festival, the district attracts both locals and visitors. Ongoing revitalisation projects aim to enhance its appeal as a leisure, residential, and commercial destination while honouring its maritime roots.
Located in historic Todd Street, Milledge’s Cafe serves locally roasted Charlie Black coffee, delicious sourdough toasties, and relaxed all-day vibes. With a popular children’s play area,
dog-friendly atmosphere, and an adjoining bar and distillery, it’s the perfect spot for families, friends, and weekend catchups in the heart of Port Adelaide.”
8A Todd St, Port Adelaide milledges.com
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Get amongst the good times at Lighthouse Wharf Hotel! Sip local brews, feast on fresh seafood, and soak up Port River waterfront views. Gather for live music, tasty pub meals, and sunset sessions by the river. Cheers to laughter, great food, and unforgettable moments at Lighthouse Wharf Hotel!
1 Commercial Rd, Port Adelaide thelighthousewharfhotel.com.au
Just 20 minutes from Adelaide, the Dolphin Sanctuary is a wildlife paradise! Spot dolphins from the 3.5km Anna-Rennie Loop Path by foot or bike, hop on a Port River Cruises tour, or try kayaking, paddleboarding, and birdwatching. Calm waters,
stunning wildlife, and incredible photo opportunities — pack your camera for an unforgettable coastal adventure! Garden Island Road, Garden Island parks.sa.gov.auExperience
Explore the variety of wares from entertainers, foodies and small businesses at the Flour Shed/Harts Mill in Port Adelaide. Choose from more than 90 stores, including mini golf, live music and food trucks. Check the Facebook page for their next monthly market..
9A Mundy St, Port Adelaide fb Markets at the Mill
All aboard! Dive deep into a world of seafaring, marine life, and First Nations stories. At the South Australian Maritime Museum, you’ll experience interactive storytelling that thrusts you into the past lives of Port Adelaideans, sailors and marine explorers.
126 Lipson St, Port Adelaide maritime.history.sa.gov.au

This Port Adelaide favourite serves seriously good fish and chips in ultra-crispy GF batter (Shhh), stacked fish burgers, beef and chicken burgers, snappy hot dogs, calamari and old-school potato cakes. Expect it fast, fresh and full of coastal attitude, the kind of place you detour for and then plan your day around after soaking up the port’s maritime vibe. Salt-air swagger and zero fuss, the way you like it. Open Wed to Sun 10am – 8pm.
Family-owned Yarn Trader showcases South Australian yarn artisans alongside premium international brands. Founded by Tanya, the store features their exclusive Yarn Trader Studio collection of hand-dyed yarns and accessories, plus carefully selected local makers. From beginner-friendly workshops to expert guidance, Yarn Trader welcomes visitors and locals alike to discover ethically-sourced fibres and experience Port Adelaide’s vibrant creative community.
265 St Vincent St, Port Adelaide yarntrader.com.au

Embark on a relaxing and scenic journey through the heart of Adelaide’s Port River with Port River Cruises. These daily cruises showcase the rich maritime history visiting the iconic Ships Graveyard, passing by charming old buildings and industrial wharfs, with a chance to spot the playful local dolphins along the way, all from the comfort of safe vessels. Fun, informative and family friendly.
1 McLaren Wharf, Port Adelaide portrivercruises.com.au



Craving a taste adventure? Head to Ciao Baby Pizza Pub in Port Adelaide for sizzling wood-fired pizzas, mouth-watering pastas, and genuine Italian vibes! Gather your mates and family for a cosy meal that’s bursting with flavour and fun. Every bite is a slice of Italy, expertly crafted with fresh ingredients and pure passion. Don’t miss out—book your table now and let your taste buds party!
130 Lipson St, Port Adelaide ciaobabypizzapub.com
Jump on board at the National Railway Museum! With historic locomotives, carriages and wagons, and lots of interactive displays such as our train simulator and theatrette, it’s a great day out. Make sure to catch the small train that runs around the Museum, and catch our train between Semaphore and Fort Glanville in the running season!
76 Lipson Street Port Adelaide nrm.org.au 08 8341 1690
This is a professional Australian Rules Football Club founded in 1870. Catch a game and cheer on your favourite team. They have The Port Store for all your footy needs, a Power Community Limited not-for-profit with community programs and game day hospitality services. Brougham Place, Alberton portadelaidefc.com.au
Discover the thrill of flight at the South Australian Aviation Museum in Port Adelaide, where historic aircraft, dramatic restorations and real military aircraft take you up close to aviation’s most powerful moments. Explore the display hangars, rockets, and experience the innovation and adrenaline that shaped Australia’s aviation story. A must-visit for all ages. saam.org.au
16 Bedford Street, Port Adelaide
Step into a world of eco style and good vibes at True Hemp Culture eco store. Discover sustainable clothing, natural
skincare, and beautiful Indigenous print products alongside thoughtful everyday essentials. We’re passionate about low-tox living, ethical choices, and products that feel good, look great, and tread a little lighter on the planet.
257 St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide truehempculture.com.au
Experience a unique perspective of Port Adelaide’s waterways, coastline and beyond on board an authentic tall ship. Opportunities abound to climb the rig, set sails with the crew, helm the ship with Captain or simply relax and enjoy the magic of the One and All.
oneandallship.com.au
Unlock an adventure through Port Adelaide’s rich history and epic maritime tales, vintage trains, classic planes and more. Enjoy 25% off at three museums after your first visit— with 2 months to discover, wander, and be inspired. South Australian Maritime Museum, the National Railway Museum, South Australian Aviation Museum and the Clipper Ship City of Adelaide. maritime.history.sa.gov.au



Adelaide is surrounded by incredible history, nature, beaches and wine regions, so make sure you leave enough time to explore its stunning surrounds. Just a 30-minute drive, wind your way through colourful nature in the Adelaide Hills, wander through Hahndorf’s German-inspired streets, sample traditional fare, and explore the surrounding Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale wineries. Quiet Aldinga Beach is perfect for swimming and surfing, while Aldinga Scrub Conservation Park offers nature walks among dunes and native wildlife.
An hour northeast, Gawler, South Australia’s oldest country town, blends historic charm with natural beauty and is a great starting point to discover the Barossa Valley. In the Barossa, towns like Lyndoch and Tanunda invite you to taste world-class wines, with stops at the Lyndoch Lavender Farm and iconic wineries in Tanunda.
In the Adelaide Hills you will find Birdwood, where the National Motor Museum revs up car lovers and the
Blumberg Hotel pours a pint of local history (Birdwood was “Blumberg” back in its German days!). Strathalbyn tempts with antique shops, museums, and riverside strolls, while nearby wineries are ripe for sipping. A bit further on, Tailem Bend is a motorsport haven, and the launch pad for Murray River adventures—whether you’re exploring old pioneer towns, spotting wildlife at Monarto Safari Park, or paddling the Coorong.
Less than ninety minutes from Adelaide, coastal Victor Harbor awaits: ride the horse-drawn tram to Granite Island to spy wild penguins or ride the Cockle Train to historic Goolwa and the Murray River’s mouth. For the more adventurous, traipse the Heysen Trail across the Fleurieu Peninsula.
Head two hours north and settle in for a taste of the Clare Valley’s world-class riesling, historic villages, and scenic Riesling Trail.
West on the Yorke Peninsula, Ardrossan is a hotspot for boating and fishing, while
Kadina tells tales of copper mining, quirky murals, and local museums. Wallaroo and Port Hughes are just a stone’s throw, for a full dose of peninsula charm.
Three hours north, Port Pirie mixes maritime history, art, and river walks, while Port Augusta—“Crossroads of Australia”—offers botanic gardens, quirky museums, and outback railways with the Flinders Ranges as a jaw dropping backdrop.
To the east, discover Berri’s riverside parks, lookouts, wineries, and water play. Or zip four hours south to Robe for wild beaches, rugged cliffs, local brews, and historic sights. Keep going to the Limestone Coast for worldclass Coonawarra reds and the fossil-rich wonders of World Heritage Naracoorte Caves.


East of Adelaide, this picturesque region is known for its lush landscapes, scenic beauty, rolling hills, dense forests, stunning views, charming villages, and cool-climate vineyards. It’s a popular escape from the city. Enjoy wine tasting at worldclass wineries, exploring historic towns like Hahndorf, and hiking through conservation parks such as Cleland Wildlife Park. With its four distinct seasons, the region transforms from vibrant autumn foliage to snowy winter peaks, to blooming, colourful spring, and green, leafy summer. It’s always a nature wonderland, creating the perfect destination for relaxation, adventure, heritage, gourmet food, and top-notch wines and spirits.
Winter descends on the Adelaide Hills Wine Region this July as Winter Reds Festival returns from 24-26 July, bringing together roaring fires, coolclimate reds and some of the state’s most sought-after food and wine experiences. From bustling festival crowds and lively cellar doors to intimate dinners and indulgent long lunches, the event captures the spirit of the Hills in winter. Ambassador Matt Preston leads this year’s celebration of flavour, warmth and regional hospitality. adelaidefringe.com.au
Set in native bushland in Piccadilly within the Adelaide Hills, welcome to Woodhouse, where adventure awaits. Woodhouse specialises in creating exceptional, memorable experiences through our shared love of the outdoors, encouraging visitors and guests to re-live their childhood and immerse themselves into the old-school camp experience. Come for a day of adventure or settle in overnight on the camping fields, in glamping bell tents or cosy cabins. Extend your experience with teambuilding and corporate retreats, school holiday day camps, birthday parties and more. 37 Spring Gully Road, Piccadilly woodhouse.org.au

From Mount Lofty Summit, explore a variety of walking trails for all abilities. Enjoy the easy Discovery Walk for a gentle forest stroll, the Steub Trail to Cleland Wildlife Park, or more challenging hikes like Waterfall Gully and the Heysen Trail, all offering sweeping views and immersive native bushland. Mount Lofty Summit Rd, Crafers parks.sa.gov.au
With outdoor seating to soak up some sun, a fireplace to warm cold bones and a private dining room, the hotel provides local drinks, hearty food and a community which welcomes you to the beautiful Adelaide Hills. Try their SA seafood stew. 1198 B26, Uraidla uraidlahotel.com.au
Opened in 1977 and located on 97 hectares on the eastern slopes of Mount Lofty, these gardens are a display of coolclimate plants from all over the world. Slip on your walking shoes, grab a camera and explore. Visit the Rhododendron Trail.
16 Lampert Rd, Crafers botanicgardens.sa.gov.au
Step into award winning coffee roasteers Crafers Bean Café and let the aroma of fresh brews and homemade treats brighten your day! Cosy up with friends or bring your pooch. Overflowing with topnotch coffee and good vibes, this welcoming local gem is all about community, comfort and those little moments of joy that make life delicious. Take the moment home with a fresly roasted bag of coffee beans as well.
7 Main St Crafers crafersbeancafe.com.au

Set within a historic Cudlee Creek site in the Adelaide Hills, this reimagined destination offers brewery, distillery and cellar door experiences in a dramatic gorge-side setting. With sweeping valley views, seasonal grazing menus and artisan drinks, it’s a perfect winter escape for relaxed dining and scenic hospitality. 2329 Gorge Rd, Cuddle Creek
Journey through the decades to discover Australian stories. From cars, buses, trucks, motorcycles to novelty and movie cars. The National Motor Museum will delight and surprise with stories of adventure, engineering, innovation, and exploration. 9 Shannon Street, Birdwood motor.history.sa.gov.au

Set among apple orchards in the Adelaide Hills, Lenswood Cider Co is a family-run cellar door celebrating small-batch, estate-grown cider. Visitors can enjoy guided tastings alongside local produce and seasonal food offerings, creating a relaxed orchardside experience that highlights the freshness and craft of the region.
471 Swamp Road, Lenswood
17 Adelaide Road, Mount Barker
Set among rolling orchards in the Adelaide Hills, Pavilions at Lenswood offers architecturally designed stays with sweeping valley views and a sense of quiet seclusion. A refined base for exploring nearby wineries, distilleries and walking trails, it blends luxury comfort with easy access to the region’s seasonal food, wine and outdoor experiences.
Perched atop Mount Lofty, the Summit Café offers a serene escape just 10 minutes from Adelaide. Boasting wall-to-wall glass windows and alfresco seating, perfect for savouring South Australian cuisine, coffee, and pastries while taking in sweeping panoramic views of the city and coast. Open daily for breakfast and lunch, you will be spoilt for choice at the Summit Café. Mention this offer for a discounted Devonshire Tea @ $12.90. 2 fluffy scones with strawberry jam and cream RRP $15.
266 Mount Lofty Summit Rd, Crafers mountloftysummit.com
A place full of small makers and heritage brands set in a historic 150 year old general store. Here you’ll find pieces to get back to basics and connect with nature : Watercolour, Whittling, Bird Watching, Foraging, Fire Cooking, Basket Weaving, Gardening and more. 22 Albert Street, Gumeracha
Best for: Thoughtful gifts, slow browsing, and Adelaide Hills day trips
Editor’s take: A hidden gem full of personality in Gumeracha. This shop is a destination in and of itself.


Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement is a charming village nestled in the Adelaide Hills, a 25-minute drive from Adelaide. Founded in 1839 by Lutheran migrants, Hahndorf retains its rich heritage through its traditional Bavarian-style architecture, boutique shops, and authentic German cuisine. Stroll the picturesque main street, lined with art galleries, craft stores, and cosy cafés, or indulge in hearty dishes like schnitzel, bratwurst, and strudel at the renowned Hahndorf Inn. Savour delightful wineries,
cider houses, and local produce markets. Explore nearby scenic trails, including the Mount Lofty Summit Walk, and attractions like Beerenberg Farm, famous for its strawberry picking and homemade jams. Whether for a day trip or a weekend getaway, Hahndorf promises an unforgettable experience.
Step into Hamdorf Café, South Australia’s only Guinea Pig Café, where delicious bites
meet pure joy! Operated in partnership with AHH Lifeskills, a NDIS disability provider, the café offers more than just delicious food and coffee— they create a welcoming space for inclusion, diversity, connection, and community. They’re proud to combine great hospitality with social impact— helping individuals build confidence, independence, and pathways into the workforce. In a beautifully designed space, customers can enjoy meeting and holding the friendly guinea pigs while enjoying a range of tasty treats, light meals, and

1. Hamdorf Cafe
2. Decor Dreams
3. Opal & Gemstone Studio
4. Hahndorf Leathersmith
5. Fairy Garden
6. Mark Lobert Gallery
7. Clothing Palette
8. Amble at Hahndorf
9. Comida
10. Molly and Me
11. Zambezi Craft

quality beverages. Hamdorf Café is your ticket to fun and feel-good vibes in Hahndorf. Come join the happiness— the guinea pigs can’t wait to meet you! Cafe opening hours 9am-3pm weekdays, 9am-4pm weekends and Guinea Pig Village hours 11am3pm weekdays, 10am-4pm weekends.
91A Mount Barker Rd, Hahndorf hamdorfcafe.com
Since 1839, six generations have farmed Beerenberg in Hahndorf, South Australia. Still 100% family-owned, we craft jams, chutneys, relishes, and sauces onsite. Visit our strawberry farm, pick your own fruit, explore the shop, enjoy the café, and join tastings or cooking demonstrations. Mount Barker Road, Hahndorf beerenberg.com.au
Set in the heart of historic Hahndorf, Hahndorf Old Mill Hotel blends authentic Adelaide Hills character with relaxed hospitality. Offering hearty, locally inspired dining alongside comfortable accommodation, it’s a welcoming base for exploring the village’s Main Street, heritage charm and surrounding wine country. 98 Main Street, Hahndorf
Jurlique’s 1.5-hour Farm Tour invites visitors behind the scenes of the Adelaide Hills property where the brand has cultivated botanicals for more than 40 years. Explore biodynamic farming, plant propagation and Jurlique’s “seed to skin” philosophy before visiting the Farm Shop for exclusive products and locally inspired discoveries. Tours are $40 per person. Biggs Flat, Adelaide Hills https://jurliquefarmbooking.rezdy.com/
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For the best value opals and gemstones in Hahndorf, visit us first. Unveil unique beauty at Opal and Gemstone Studio with custom designed jewellery and opal cutting to craft your next exquisite piece. Stocking intriguing semi-precious and alluring natural gemstones, jewellery and specimens; find something extraordinary. 43C Mount Barker Road, Hahndorf opalandgemstonestudio.com.au
Decor Dreams in Hahndorf has a quiet way of drawing people in. The colours, light and texture create a calm space where you can slow down and drift into scenes that stir a sense of wanderlust. Seven artists bring French Impressionism to life through nature, gentle light and Mediterranean warmth. The gallery is a candy shop for the eyes. Step inside and let the art take you somewhere special. 49 Mount Barker Rd Hahndorf decordreams.com.au
Set in the heart of the Adelaide Hills, Sidewood Estate pairs award-winning wines with a relaxed sense of luxury. This sustainably run estate invites guests to enjoy elegant dining, estate-grown wines, and a genuine connection to place – moments from the city, yet a world away.
6 River Road Hahndorf sidewood.com.au
Discover Blacksheep Hahndorf, a charming gift store bursting with quirky, handmade and locally sourced treasures, it’s home to artisan jewellery, bath and body indulgences, homewares and gifts. Whether you’re browsing for something special or just exploring, this playful, stylish stop is a must on any Hahndorf visit.
2/24 Mount Barker Rd, Hahndorf Fb + insta: @blacksheephahndorf

There is always something sweet happening at their Hahndorf store, the home of iconic favourites like FruChocs, Violet Crumble and Polly Waffle. Watch their team create chocolate frogs, rocky road and colourful rainbow gems in their production room, then explore the shelves filled with freshly made treats and aussie classics.
Shop 2, 80 Main St, Hahndorf menz.com.au
Enjoy a summer breakfast, lunch or dinner at Comida Hahndorf, where Spanish charm meets the Adelaide Hills. Dine al fresco in garden surroundings with tapas, paella, pizza and house-made sangria, all crafted from locally inspired flavours. With warm hospitality, a wood-fired oven and an extensive Spanish wine list and cocktails, it’s the perfect

spot to unwind, celebrate or enjoy a relaxing meal in Hahndorf. Mention this ad to receive a free sangria (red or white) with any main meal purchased, valid Mon-Fri lunches in winter. comidahahndorf.com.au
100c Mount Barker Road, Hahndorf
They handmake a unique leather range on-site and visitors are welcome to watch the leathersmiths in the workshop, using traditional techniques and tools. They also stock some of Australia’s most loved brands, including Akubra hats. The range of leather goods are handcrafted from cowhide, kangaroo, emu and crocodile leather, and loved by locals and visitors from around the world.
46 Mount Barker Road, Hahndorf hahndorfleathersmith.com.au


is situated in the heart of Hahndorf, and is now under new management. This boutique stay is your getaway to the charm and flavours of the Adelaide Hills.Whether you’re planning a weekend escape, business retreat, or special celebration, Reisen Hotel offers the perfect Hahndorf experience. 25 Mount Barker Road Hahndorf reisenhotel.com.au
Book one of our 3 individually unique fully self contained apartments designed to include all your homely comforts. Set in a quiet location, with beautiful gardens and native birds, we are just a short stroll to the busy main street of Hahndorf. Book direct with us for a 10% discounted price and an earlier checkin.
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A beautifully curated baby and gift store in the heart of Hahndorf. Molly and me offers a thoughtfully chosen mix of baby accessories, clothing, candles, jewellery, ceramics, and fashion accessories. They also stock a nurturing range of birthing and lactation essentials. Whether you’re shopping for a baby shower, birthday, new arrival, or simply treating yourself, this store is your one-stop destination for memorable gifts. Shop in-store or online
1/37a Mount Barker Rd, Hahndorf mollyandmeshop.com.au
Fashion should feel fun, colourful, and confidence-boosting — and that’s exactly what you’ll find at The Clothing Palette. We proudly stock quality Australian fashion in sizes 8–22, with styles for work, weekends, and everything in between. Our friendly team is here to help you find pieces you’ll love to wear. Plus, we’re now stocking your favourite Pom Pom London bags!
53 Mount Barker Rd, Hahndorf fb/theclothingpalettehahndorf











South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula is a stunning region renowned for its diverse landscapes, pristine beaches, and world-class wines. South of Adelaide, it offers a mix of coastal beauty, rolling hills, and fertile valleys. Popular destinations include Victor Harbor, known for its whalewatching opportunities, and the picturesque McLaren Vale, a celebrated wine-producing area.
The peninsula is also a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with hiking trails in Deep Creek Conservation Park and surfing spots at Middleton and Waitpinga. Its rugged coastline and iconic cliffs of The Bluff at Port Elliot contrast with serene inland vineyards. Rich in history and wildlife, the Fleurieu Peninsula is the gateway to Kangaroo
Island via a ferry from Cape Jervis. Whether for adventure, relaxation, or gastronomic delights, the region captivates all year-round.
At Serafino, wine, food and place come together in beautiful McLaren Vale. Discover estate wines, Italian winemaking influence, a One-Hat Chef restaurant, tranquil accommodation and spacious grounds designed for celebrating, unwinding and making lasting memories. From long lunches to weekend staycations, with ease, style and heart, always warm, authentic and welcoming.
39 Kangarilla Road McLaren Vale serafino.com.au
Grounded Cru has built a reputation of producing premium wines in two of Australia’s great growing regions, McLaren Vale and the Adelaide Hills and boasts a 5 star winery rating in the Halliday Wine Companion. We invite you to visit our cellar door in McLaren Flat where you can relax in our tasting room or al fresco surrounded by our historic old vines. We’ve designed winemaker curated wine flights to suit any taste as well as having wine sales and delicious gourmet platters available. Present this magazine for complimentary tasting for two - up to $40 value. Open: Thursday to Sunday 11AM - 430PM 49 Ingoldby Road, McLaren Flat groundedcru.com.au


presents The Art of Dr. Seuss Collection The Cat Behind the Hat! Visitors may explore and acquire works from Dr. Seuss’s best-known children’s books, as well as The Secret Art of Dr. Seuss, a mind-expanding collection based on decades of artwork by Theodore Seuss Geisel (aka Dr. Seuss). Located next to the d’Arenberg Cube, one of South Australia’s most iconic destinations. Admission is FREE.
d’Arenberg, McLaren Vale darenberg.com.au
Scottish brothers Doc and Jon Tinlin established Tinlins
in 1952 at McLaren Vale, transitioning from grape growers to winemakers and proudly adopting the Scottish Thistle as their emblem. Now under the stewardship of the Randall family, Tinlins invites you to discover how buying wine in bulk can be a more exciting and cost-effective experience than purchasing by the bottle. Experience the tradition and quality of Tinlins firsthand—visit our rustic cellar door to sample a diverse selection of premium wines and take home your favourites at unbeatable prices. Whether it’s shiraz, grenache, fiano, rosé, or our renowned aged tawny port. They can even fill your own container. Open 7 days a week.
271 Kangarilla Rd, McLaren Flat tinlins.com
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This inviting venue boasts rustic barn-style décor, the cafe provides a cosy dining and event space with shelves filled with produce such as Farm olive oil, Farm shiraz, soaps and lotions, homemade jams and tomato sauce as well as other local artisan goods. Enjoy a seasonal menu where everything is homemade or locally sourced.
11 Martin Road, Whites Valley thefarmwillunga.com.au


Rose Costello is a South Australian buyer’s agent specialising in properties from Adelaide’s southern suburbs to the Fleurieu Peninsula coastline. With over 30 years in business, she brings local insight and strong negotiation skills to every search, personally inspecting properties and guiding clients through the entire buying process with a hands-on, nononsense approach. Sellicks Hill, Fleurieu Peninsula propertyfindersgroup.com.au
Pizzateca recently voted SA’s best pizzeria is a wood-fired pizzeria rooted in Southern Italian tradition, nestled in McLaren Vale. We serve hand-stretched Neapolitanstyle pizzas, charcoal-grilled arrosticini and house-made gelati alongside our own Oztalia wine, in a vineyard setting ideal for a relaxed lunch or dinner whilst exploring all the region has to offer.
319 Chalk Hill Rd, McLaren Vale pizza-teca.com
At McLaren Vale discover the home of FruChocs, Violet Crumble and Polly Waffle while seeing chocolate in action. Their
enrobing line coats a range of delicious lollies in smooth, rich chocolate for you to take home. Explore on your own or book a tour with friends and try some of your own chocolate coating!
203 Main Rd, McLaren Vale menz.com.au
If” is Possibility! As If Wines is the story of the pathways of life, which encompass the gifts of possibility, opportunity, love, friendship, and gratitude. Brought from New York, where owners Alie and Tim met, to McLaren Vale, the range includes both classic and offthe-beaten-path wine styles, all expressions of the choice of “what if?” Receive 2-for-1 tastings with this ad!
72 Ingoldby Road, Mclaren Flat asifwines.com.au
The connection between community, food, health and the planet is paramount. Take it slow and feast on delicious, nourishing, seasonal and local foods. Offering organic coffee, breakfast, lunch and ready made meals, this kitchen will feed your appetite and nourish your soul.
8/173 Port Road, Aldinga Instagram: @theslowfood.kitchen
Adelaide Biplanes brings aviation’s golden era to life through unforgettable flying experiences, expert instruction and heartfelt hospitality. The fleet blends vintage charm with modern expertise, offering biplane scenic flights, aerobatic joy rides and flight training for all skill levels. They are a family-run business grounded in care, community and character, proudly based at Aldinga Airfield on South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula. Whether you are a first-timer or seasoned pilot, the Flight Office and Kitchen is designed to deepen connection with aviation in a warm, welcoming environment. Visit the kitchen for coffee and cake.
Aldinga Airfield, Colville Road, Aldinga adelaidebiplanes.com.au
The heart of the Fleurieu community: support this South Australian family-owned shopping centre. Shop in more than 40 stores and find something exquisite to commemorate your time in this fascinating state. Conveniently located on Aldinga Beach Road, your lifestyle services, dining, shopping and health needs are covered.
Aldinga Beach Road, Aldinga Beach aldingacentral.com.au

Every Saturday from 8am to 12 noon, rain, hail or shine, the Willunga Farmers Market comes alive in the spacious grounds of Willunga High School. With over 60 stalls offering fresh, seasonal produce direct from South Australian farms, along with locally crafted goods, it’s a true celebration of the region’s best. Meet the growers, discover what’s in season, and taste the flavours of the Fleurieu Peninsula and surrounds.
High School, Main Road, Willunga willungafarmersmarket.com.au
Samson Tall is the venture of Paul Wilson and Heather Budich. They purchase grapes from local growers in McLaren Vale and make the wine in a small winery on the property. The cellar door is a small pug church built in 1854. The winery and church are surrounded by gardens and vineyard, with a historic local cemetery.
219 Strout Road McLaren Vale samsontall.com.au


Offering specialty coffee, all day breakfast/brunch, cakes, pastries, freshly squeezed juices and smoothies in a chilled environment. We support other local businesses and welcome everyone through our doors.
114 Main Rd, McLaren Vale fb samiamcoffeeshop


Relax and discover our award winning wines from McLaren Vale and the Adelaide Hills. Explore our beautiful 100 year old olive grove, with our range of Estate grown Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Kalamata Olives and gourmet produce. Enhance your tasting experience with one of our Regional Platters and Estate made wines overlooking our natural wetlands. A truly unique cellar door experience in the heart of the Vale. Open 7 days 11am - 5pm Bring this book in to receive 20% off 3 or more bottles of estate wine
69 Warners Road McLaren Vale lloydbrothers.com.au
Overlooking the rolling hills of the Southern Mount Lofty Ranges, Ekhidna Kitchen, a Chef-hatted restaurant serves a contemporary Australian menu with a strong focus on locally sourced, seasonal produce. From chef degustation’s to casual share plates and woodfired pizzas — it’s family-owned and rooted in genuine hospitality. Whether you’re dropping in for a long lunch, guided wine tasting or planning something special, this authentic McLaren Vale destination leaves a lasting impression. Bring the book in to receive 10% off your dining bill
67 Branson Road, McLaren Vale ekhidnakitchen.com.au


Nestled within the charming Temperance Precinct, SAGE HOUSE offers a unique experience filled with creativity, intention and soul. Discover conscious gifting, organic skincare, handcrafted jewellery, soulful ceramics, homewares, art and lifestyle pieces from local artisans and independent Australian creatives. Celebrating sustainable, ethical and locally made living, Sage House invites you to slow down, shop consciously and connect with meaningful, one-of-a-kind treasures inspired by the beauty and creativity of the Fleurieu Peninsula.
206/208 Port Road, Aldinga sagehouse.com.au
Food from heaven in the heart of McLaren Vale
An award-winning licensed cafe serving wholesome, delicious breakfast and lunches with locally sourced ingredients and specialty coffee roasted locally. Bright and airy in summer or cosy by the fireplace in winter, Manna is beloved for fresh seasonal fare, house-made cakes and warm hospitality. The perfect place to connect with your favourite people over unforgettable dishes, local ingredients and seriously great coffee—always!
211 Main Road, McLaren Vale mannamv.com



Step into the Aldinga Hotel hotspot and historic pub since 1851, where warm hospitality meets coastal charm. With a renovated Cellar Bistro and laid-back beer garden, enjoy classic pub fare, local wines, and craft beers. Dive into afternoon pizza, cocktails or live entertainment in a welcoming gathering spot, right
Located in the beautiful town of Willunga, where retro charm meets food that is fresh and local with seasonal flair. Using the region’s best produce. Coffee made with love, hearty plates, and irresistible house baked treats, Family-owned and proudly local, serving breakfast and lunch 6 days a week Mon - Sat.
30 High Street, Willunga fb: thegoldenfleececafe
at the gateway to the Fleurieu Peninsula.
199 Port Road, Aldinga aldingahotel.com.au
South Australia’s First Family of Wine. Surrounded by extensive rose gardens and manicured lawns, with views out over vineyards to the hills. Award
winning sparkling, white and red wines and fantastic food offerings – regional platters, hearty pies and gourmet paninis. This is a must visit McLaren Vale Cellar Door. Free wine tasting when mentioning this publication.
39 Main Road, McLaren Vale richardhamiltonwines.com


Visit Aldinga Hotel for the finest hospitality in Adelaide’s South. Be treated to great food & friendly service in our recently modernised venue that celebrates its heritage features.
Find us at 199 Port Road, Aldinga aldingahotel.com.au
Step back into over 130 years of McLaren Vale wine history at Kay Brothers, the region’s oldest family-owned winery. Enjoy guided seated tastings, wines by the glass and regional platters on the verandah or in the heritagelisted stone cellar door, with spectacular views across the vineyards to the Mount Lofty Ranges. It’s the perfect stop for handcrafted wines, stories and classic McLaren Vale charm. Cellar Door is open 7 days a week. Two tasting flights for the price of one when you mention this ad 57 Kays Road, McLaren Vale kaybrothers.com.au
A family-owned boutique winery crafting modern, premium, and affordable wines bursting with vibrant flavours. Guests are welcomed like friends as the Shirvington family invites you to relax with a personal tasting or create your own platter while overlooking the vineyard and barrel room. Present this booklet for a complimentary tasting for two — a saving of $30. Open: Thursday to Monday, 11am–4pm 107 Strout Rd McLaren Vale shirvington.com
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VICTOR HARBOR’S STUNNING COASTLINE CAPTIVATES VISITORS WITH BREATHTAKING SOUTHERN OCEAN VIEWS.
Victor Harbor is your ticket to unforgettable adventures along South Australia’s stunning Murray River wetlands and Fleurieu Peninsula! Hop aboard the iconic horse-drawn tram to Granite Island, spot wild dolphins or go whale watching, and stroll scenic coastal trails. Dive into history at the National Trust Museum, grab fresh, tasty fish and chips along the foreshore, or enjoy a classic Aussie arvo at lively seaside pubs. From water sports to penguin encounters, Victor Harbor is the perfect blend of nature, fun and local charm!
HARBOR ROCK ‘N’ ROLL FESTIVAL
Join a weekend packed with music, vintage cars, exotic treats, and nonstop fun!
Experience live performances on two outdoor stages, explore independent venues, browse market stalls, and dance the night away. Don’t miss this fantastic celebration of community, culture, and cool!
18-20 SEP rocknrollfestival.com.au
Dive into mouth-watering, fresh fish and chips at Just Fish and Chips, Victor Harbor’s local legend! With crispy golden batter, superbly fresh seafood, yiros and more favourite flavours, you’ll be coming back for seconds. It’s no wonder this tasty seaside treat spot was voted one of the top 4 things to do in 2025.
21 Albert Place Victor Harbor fb justfishandchips
Serving the community for a lifetime, they have a welcoming atmosphere and an eclectic range of homewares and souvenirs. Wander through shelves bursting with vibrant kitchen gadgets to stylish décor pieces. Once you’ve finished browsing, settle in with a great coffee and the best homemade scones. Soak up the warm, friendly vibe that keeps locals and visitors coming back.
9 Ocean Street, Victor Harbor tudorhomewares.com.au


“THE BEST VALUE AND LOCATION IN VICTOR HARBOR-If what you’re looking for is conveniently located accommodation in Victor Harbor, look no further than the Victor Harbor City Motel. Located right on the main street, a short walk to all the city’s must see destinations and restaurants. Formerly Victor Harbor City Inn.
51 Ocean Street, Victor Harbor Ph 8552 2455
Step aboard the Victor Harbor Horse Drawn Tram and journey back in time! Meet Australia’s beloved Clydesdales as they journey across the sparkling causeway, then go behind the scenes at their state-of-theart bushland stables. Watch them train, learn their stories, and soak up the country hospitality—complete with a complimentary cuppa and tasty treats. It’s a magical, hands-on adventure the whole family will cherish. Don’t miss this unique living Aussie icon!
Esplanade, Victor Harbor fb: VictorHarborHorseDrawnTram
Escape to the iconic Hotel Victor for stunning coastal scenery, relaxed vibes and top-notch Aussie hospitality. Enjoy mouth-watering meals and refreshing drinks in a welcoming setting. Stay and play in spacious, modern rooms packed with all the creature comforts. Whether it’s a cheeky weekend away or a spontaneous day out, you’ll feel right at home in the heart of Victor Harbor.
1 Albert Place, Victor Harbor hotelvictor.com.au

The Barossa Valley, a sundrenched, regional wine paradise. Home to over 150 wineries boasting some of Australia’s most celebrated shiraz. The vibrant food scene ensures every visit is a feast for the senses. In the cooler months, cosy up beside open fires at cellar doors and warm your heart while sipping worldclass wines and mingling with friendly locals. Beyond wine, there’s plenty to explore. Start your day with a scenic hot-air balloon flight over rolling vineyards, then stroll through charming towns like Tanunda and Angaston, where historic bakeries serve German-inspired treats. Visit farmers’ markets for artisan cheeses and fresh produce, or cycle along quiet country lanes to discover hidden cellar

doors. Outdoor adventures abound, from hiking trails with panoramic views to picnics among lavender fields. As the sun sets, enjoy a long, lazy dinner at a farm-to-table restaurant, surrounded by sweeping hills and golden light. With its warm hospitality and endless experiences, Gawler and the Barossa Valley are the ultimate escape for food, wine, and relaxation.
Located in Barossa’s picturesque Rowland Flat, Lou’s by Horizon serves a seasonal menu inspired by Mediterranean flavours. Featuring handcrafted pasta, flame-grilled meats, and local wines, it’s perfect for long
lunches, relaxed dinners, and familyfriendly afternoons on the lawn.
1876 Barossa Valley Way Rowland Flat lousbyhorizon.com.au
LOU MIRANDA ESTATE
Open 7 days a week for wine tastings Lou Miranda Estate where heritage meets craftsmanship. Specialising in wines from centenarian old vines, each bottle is handcrafted in small batches. Visit our Barossa Valley estate to linger, savour, and enjoy a truly personal tasting experience. Tradition, family, and flavour await. Ph 08 8524 4537


1876 Barossa Valley Way Rowland Flat loumirandaestate.com.au
Where old school charm meets great hospitality!
Established 1859, with a rich history, no pokies, traditional front bar & open fire, you’ll discover community, local brews and classic pub favourites.
Wednesday | $20 schnitzels + gravy, chips
Thursday | $27 scotch fillet steak + gravy, chips
Friday | $27 Pint & Parmi
Sunday | $20 Burger + chips
109 Murray St Gawler princealberthotelgawler.com.au

blend together. Here, you’ll savour some of the best the Barossa has to offer in an authentic, atmospheric setting. Surrounded by peaceful lawns and red gums, it’s the ideal place to relax, enjoy an unforgettable tasting and share a cheese platter with a glass of exceptional wine.
Para Road, Tanunda peterlehmannwines.com
class wines. Soak up the spectacular art trail and the breathtaking vineyard views. Dine in the elegant restaurant or enjoy a casual cellar door tasting accompanied with pizza on the Roman terrace. Every glass and plate bursts with flavour and history—a feast for the senses and a journey through time. Just a 50 minute drive from Adelaide.
119 Yaldara Drive, Lyndoch 1837barossa.com.au


Taste tradition. Share a table. Discover Lou’s.
1876 Barossa Valley Way, Rowland Flat
Open daily for wine tastings
Restaurant Open Thurs-Mon for lunch, Fri-Sat for dinner
Bookings via lousbyhorizon.com.au loumirandaestate.com.au

Set in the heart of Lyndoch, Barossa Valley - only minutes from Gawler or Tanunda, sample 16 beers on tap with takeaway options. Locally produced wines, spirits and ciders. Traditional lagers, IPA’s, pale ales, limited release beers or barrel aged sours. Shaded dog friendly beer garden and spacious bar area. Flammekueche pizzas and platters.
1 Lyndoch Valle, Lyndoch ministryofbeer.com.au
Experience the unique flavours at Chateau Dorrien, a familyowned winery in Tanunda. Specialising in mead (honey wine), fortified wines, and regional varieties, they offer an unforgettable tasting experience. Explore their heritage gallery featuring seven stunning murals that celebrate local history. Don’t miss their best sellers: spiced mead, sweet red, and white port.
9 Seppeltsfield Rd, Tanunda chateaudorrien.com.au


“A SLICE OF ITALY IN BAROSSA VALLEY”
With Pizza, Pasta – Wine – Accommodation – Camping This is what our patrons are saying: From Patria Cimbaro, from the moment you arrive, the views take your breath away. It becomes immediately clear why it’s called Gods Hill — the setting is nothing short of divine. But as incredible as the views are, they somehow still don’t outshine the food, the wine, or the people. The food and wine were genuinely the best we have ever tasted. Edward, the chef, is truly extraordinary. Every dish was thoughtful, fresh, and unforgettable. He honestly deserves a Michelin star.
Morphett Rd, Lyndoch, Barossa Valley godshillwines.com
In the heart of the Barossa Valley, unwind with vineyard views, a sparkling pool, and warm country hospitality. Just minutes from cellar doors, farmers markets, and local dining — the perfect place to sip, stay, and relax.
751 Stockwell Road, Angaston angastonvineyardsmotel.com

This Lyndoch favourite is home to one of the best all-day breakfasts in the Barossa, alongside relaxed, flavour-filled lunches. Expect generous plates crafted from locally sourced ingredients, exceptional barista Campos coffee, locally sourced wine and a menu designed to please the whole family. The grapevine-lined wine garden is perfect for gathering with friends. Open seven days.
30 Barossa Valley Way, Lyndoch thetablecafeandwinebar.com.au


Enjoy their outdoor seating and kids’ menu and tuck into some tasty Vietnamese dishes. In the heart of the iconic Barossa Valley, you can be assured of the authenticity of the food you are feasting on. Locally sourced, fresh ingredients are the go and Chef Anh Duc Dau has all of your needs covered. Try their delectable Feed Me menu.
33 Murray Street, Angaston barossapho.com


Step into Little Cup Tearoom and Bake Shop for a slice of happiness! Indulge in decadent cakes, dainty scones, and perfectly brewed tea in a cosy, vintage-inspired setting. Gather your mates, celebrate life’s sweet moments, and let Little Cup’s friendly vibes and homemade treats brighten your day!
41A Murray St, Nuriootpa fb thelittlecuptearoomsandbakeshop
Come find unique South Australian made treasures in the beautiful town of Angaston. The Gallery is home to 40 artists, selling direct to the public, ensuring best prices. Always an artist on duty to explain the stories and the process behind the work. Open everyday 10-3pm, 49a Murray Street Angaston fb barossaartgg
Take to the sky for a bird’s-eye view of the surrounding valley. Based in Lyndoch, they also offer outback pub crawls, food and wine experiences, airport transfers and private charters. Go on an adventure.
261 Hoffnungsthal Road, Lyndoch barossahelicopters.com.au BIG 4
A stone’s throw away for exploring one of the world’s premier wine regions, experience the perfect getaway at BIG4 Barossa Tourist Park, located in the heart of the Barossa Valley. Where scenic vineyards and vibrant local culture come together for an unforgettable stay.
Penrice Road Nuriootpa barossatouristpark.com.au
Experience a warm Barossa welcome where wine, food, music and good cheer come together in true regional style. Son of Barossa icons Peter and Margaret Lehmann, David continues the legacy with a deeply personal touch. Build your own platter of housemade salumi, charcuterie and local cheeses, or savour the weekend “Hot Munch” heroing estate wines. Soak up vineyard views on the veranda with a chilled glass or cosy up by the fire with a bold Barossa red, this is tasting, the truly human way.
94 Stelzer Road, Stone Well david-franz.com Town of Gawler
A vibrant boutique oasis in the heart of the Barossa Valley, surrounded by lush palms, grape vines and the serenity of wine country. Dive into modern comfort with deluxe queen and family rooms, a guest gym, massage and detox spa, communal kitchen, wellness lounge, and a boutique gift shop. Unwind by the free pool table, soak up genuine hospitality, and enjoy easy parking. Whether for relaxation, wellness, or food and wine adventures, Barossa Palms is your ultimate peaceful retreat encompassed by world-class wineries!
5-9 Kalimna Road, Nuriootpa barossapalms.com



Make your journey to the Barossa truly memorable by pausing in Gawler, a scenic 40km drive north of Adelaide.
As South Australia’s very first country town, established in 1839, Gawler bursts with vibrant energy and rich stories at every turn. This lively regional hub is more than a quick pit stop—it’s a destination in its own right. Wander its beautifully preserved historic streets, soak up the atmosphere where the North and South Para Rivers meet, and discover leafy local parks perfect for picnics or strolls. Meet the local characters, enjoy a thriving café scene, and shop at boutiques.
SA’s biggest regional show! 29-30 AUG Mark the date! gawlershow.org.au
Getaway to Gawler this winter and discover a town rich in stories, character and charm. From a country show spectacle to racing excitement, winter comes alive in Gawler. Experience the Gawler Show, South Australia’s largest regional agricultural show, or dress up for the thrill of the Christmas in July Thoroughbred race meet.
Visit the inspiring Grit and Grace: Gawler Women in Wartime free exhibition, wander the arts trail, discover handmade treasures at the Gawler Makers Market. Explore the beautifully preserved Church Hill State Heritage Area, uncover stories along the self-drive Heritage Trail or walk/ cycle the scenic Tapa Pariara Gawler Rivers trail.
Gawler Caravan Park offers a relaxed, friendly base at the gateway to the Barossa Valley. Visitors enjoy comfortable cabins, spacious sites, and easy access to local wineries, heritage attractions, and scenic drives, making it an ideal starting point for exploring South Australia’s premier wine region. We are also a dog friendly park.
7 Main North Road, Gawler gawlercaravanpark.com.au
Indulge your senses with local flavours, connect with nature and unwind with a regional escape where community spirit and country charm warm even the crispest winter day.
Discover your sanctuary at TCOY, where relaxation meets luxury. Indulge in soothing massages, revitalising spa rituals, and premium beauty treatments tailored to leave you feeling refreshed, radiant, and completely cared for. From tranquil surroundings to thoughtful touches, every experience is designed to nurture your mind, body, and soul.
112 Murray Street, Gawler tcoy.com.au



Spectacular Yorke Peninsula is known for its dramatic sunsets. Visit the Copper Coast towns of Wallaroo, Kadina and Moonta, which collectively form ‘Little Cornwall’ thanks to their Cornish mining history. Trace the area’s Cornish copper mining past in the Moonta Mines and relax and enjoy the warm country hospitality at Moonta Bay afterwards. Try your hand at catching snapper off the jetty at Wallaroo on the west coast and learn about the region’s maritime history. Enjoy the commercial conveniences in heritage town, Kadina, set amidst agricultural surrounds.
Discover the Cornish heritage of the Moonta mines as you explore the museum and tourist railway. Sweeten things up with the sweet shop. Step into the Miners Cottage, gardens and History Centre to hark back to
another era. Self-guided bike trails and walks are available.
Verran Terrace, Moonta mines moontaheritage.com.au
For quirky souvenirs and a wealth of information and maps, pay a visit to this accredited visitor information centre. Relax on beautiful beaches with white sand and enjoy a spot of fishing or diving, and learn about the area’s copper mining past.
50 Mines Road, Matta Flat visitcoppercoast.com.au
Explore the town known as “Little Cornwall” thanks to its history of Cornish miners as you embark on a walk from Moonta Town Hall and explore the building from yesteryear, some erected between 1863 and 1875. Spot local shops, hotels, banks, meeting halls and residences.
71 George St, Moonta moontaheritage.com.au/moontaheritage-trail
Opposite the Moonta Mines Museum, depart the platform aboard the Moonta Mines Tourist Railway and tour the state heritage area. Commentary will inform you about former mining operations and ride through a tunnel in Ryans Tailings Heap. Volunteers maintain and operate the tourist railway.
155 Verran Tce, Moonta mines moontaheritage.com.au/the-moontamines-tourist-railway/
Copper was discovered in this area in 1959. Welcome to the museum. This was a mine manager’s house for Matta Matta mine in the area of the Wallaroo Mines. Mining stopped here in 1923 but the museum is a testament to the past.
50 Mines Road, Kadina visitcoppercoast.com.au

Historical Village, Loxton Riverland

promotes the Riverland, a region in South Australia that stretches from the Victorian border to Blanchetown along the mighty Murray River, including towns like Renmark, Berri, and Loxton. Named by National Geographic as a must-see region in 2025, it’s a vibrant playground where adventure meets the river’s serenity. Just two hours from Adelaide, cruise past ochre cliffs, explore bustling farmers’ markets, sip award-winning wines, and join unforgettable festivals under starry skies. Connect with welcoming locals, soak up riverside culture, and enjoy family-friendly events and a myriad of activities. Whether you’re after relaxation, outdoor thrills, or authentic Aussie hospitality, the Riverland promises an experience that’s uniquely South Australian and truly unforgettable.
country hospitality with modern entertainment. Recently recognised with a major industry award, the hotel continues setting the benchmark for regional excellence, delivering standout events, quality dining, and genuine service locals value and trust.
45 East Terrace, Loxton loxtonhotel.com.au
Loxton golf course has 18 holes of pristine Santa Ana couch fairways and top-quality greens well laid out in a reasonably compact design. While gently undulating, it is suited to walking or carts are available for hire. Campsites are situated adjacent to the clubhouse; bookings can be done through the club’s website.
196 Edwards Rd, Loxton North
get hands-on with fascinating displays, demonstrations, and interactive experiences. For old-school fun and community spirit, enjoy a family Alive Day - Back to the Past, on 6 June, and a more relaxed Christmas in July evening on 31 July.
Experience something special— preserve memories, make new ones, and share in South Australia’s heritage!
Allen Hosking Drive, Scenic Dr, Loxton thevillageloxton.com.au
Step back in time at The Pines historic house and gardens! Built in 1909, marvel at the elegance of this six-roomed sandstone early Riverland villa and its contents. Wander beautifully kept gardens and uncover fascinating tales of the people who helped shape the region. It’s a unique slice of South Australian history— perfect for curious minds and











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