• Yerrakartarta - Start your adventure by honoring the traditional custodians of the Adelaide Plains, the Kaurna people. For millennia, the Kaurna have nurtured a profound bond with the land and environment, beautifully celebrated at this tranquil site.
• Adelaide Railway Station InfoCentre - Travel back in time at this architectural gem, home to the British Empire’s first government-operated steam railway in 1856. Once a beacon of industrial progress, the station remains a vital transport hub, merging its historic elegance with modern functionality, offering a glimpse into Adelaide’s evolution.
• Adelaide Festival Centre - Stroll along the scenic River Torrens, where nature and entertainment converge. Festival Plaza highlights Adelaide’s lively cultural scene, and across the river, the iconic Adelaide Oval stands as a renowned sports and concert venue, offering a rich history and breathtaking views.
• Elder Park - A delightful and historic landmark in the heart of Adelaide, Elder Park honors Sir Thomas Elder, one of South Australia’s most influential figures. The park provides a serene escape and hosts various events, offering visitors a taste of Adelaide’s cultural vibrancy.
• Parliament House - This magnificent neoclassical structure, with its grand marble columns and intricate interiors, is a powerful symbol of South Australia’s political legacy. A visit provides insight into the legislative processes that have shaped the state since the late 1800s.
• Rundle Mall - Adelaide’s top shopping destination, Rundle Mall is a lively pedestrian street filled with boutiques, department stores, and cafés. Beyond shopping, you’ll discover public art installations and historic architecture, making it a must-see on any city tour.
• State Library of South Australia - Explore the heart of Adelaide’s cultural heritage in this dynamic precinct. Visit the Hogwarts-like Mortlock Wing of the State Library, admire the South Australian Museum’s extensive collections, and explore the Art Gallery of South Australia, which features an impressive array of works from around the globe.
• Adelaide Botanic Garden - A verdant oasis in the city, the Adelaide Botanic Gardens offer visitors a tranquil escape. Be sure to see the historic Palm House and the Bicentennial Conservatory, both architectural and botanical highlights, showcasing the diversity of plant life in this beautiful urban sanctuary.
• National Wine Centre of Australia - As one of the world’s seven great Wine Capitals, Adelaide proudly displays its winemaking expertise at the National Wine Centre. Here, you can explore Australia’s rich wine history and enjoy tastings that reflect the region’s world-renowned viticulture.

• Extended stays: Savour hidden history & wide open spaces. Spend more time where your interest lies.
• Audio & immersive narration: our virtual guides make locations come alive with history and anecdotes
• Turn-by-turn navigation: seamlessly guided with maps, media & commentary, on-demand, on any device

• Private transportation
• Explorers must provide own phone or tablet

From grid layouts to exceptional wine, Adelaide boasts more firsts than a toddler’s birthday party.

Delve into the city’s vibrant history, from Captain Light’s ingenious grid design to its acclaim as a globally recognized wine hub. Guided by virtual host Dave, an enthusiastic town planner, this self-guided tour brings Adelaide’s history to life. Dave’s captivating narration unveils hidden treasures, untold tales, and iconic landmarks, providing a new perspective on the city’s past, present, and future. Along the journey, uncover fascinating stories and distinctive locations that make Adelaide truly unique.

A world of untold stories awaits!

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