Unwrap the Essential Spirit of Adelaide
Discover Adelaide in just 90 minutes with our relaxed, informative, and fun walking tour. Make the most of your time in Adelaide as this tour provides a great introduction to this captivating city. We will leisurely stroll past the highlights of Central Adelaide and hear compelling narratives of Adelaide’s colourful characters, indigenous heritage, and learn why the wall street journal described it as Australia’s coolest city.
Start your time off in the city of churches and uncover the intriguing origins behind Adelaide’s name, and the surprising tales of its founders. Discover historic Adelaide arcade as we, trace the footsteps of a city that has contributed to inventions such as Penicillin, and Hills Hoist clothes lines and pioneered social reform and womens rights.
Why Choose This Tour?
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Trip Details
The Nitty-Gritty
Price
Adult – $39
Child (13 years to 17 years) – $19
Child 12 and under – free
Departure time
By Request – 9:30 am
Meeting point
Outside Adelaide Visitor Information Centre, 25 Pirie St, Adelaide
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Availability
All year round
Duration
1.5 hours
Group size
Max. 12 people (average size 4)
Included
- 1.5 hours of strolling around Adelaide
- Donation to local charity
- Personalised recommendations for what to see and do in Adelaide during your stay
- Digital map or our top Adelaide hot spots
What to bring
- Sense of adventure
- A curiosity to understand more about Adelaide
- Comfortable shoes
- Reusable water bottle
- Camera
- Weather appropriate clothing
Participation requirements
Comfortable walking. Distance covered during the walking tour is 2.5 km (1.5 miles).
About your guide
Expert tour guide with over 15 years of travel and guiding experience
Places we will visit during this tour
- Victoria/Tantanyangga Square
- Ride an Adelaide Tram
- City Hall
- Rundle Mall
- Beehive Corner
- Balfours Bakery
- Haighs Chocolates
- Every Adelaide child’s favourite statue
- Malls Balls
- Adelaide Arcade
- North Terrace Cultural Precinct
- Adelaide University
- South Australia Museum
- State Library of South Australia
- Art Gallery of South Australia
- South Australia Parliament
- Street Art
- Central Markets
