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"Whizz down waterslides in Adelaide or splash out at holiday parks in our beautiful coastal regions. Get up-close to wildlife in the wild at the Adelaide Hills' Cleland National Park and Eyre Peninsula's Mikkira Station or head to the Adelaide Zoo: a 15 minute walk from the heart of the city, boasting a huge variety of animals. Go strawberry picking in the Adelaide Hills, embark on an African safari at Monarto or chill out at Adelaide's must-visit metropolitan beaches: Glenelg, Henley and Semaphore."

"As both Adelaide and indeed Australia’s history has been so defined by the various waves of immigrants that arrived in the country, the Migration Museum is the perfect place to head to if you want to understand more about their past. Opened in 1986, its extensive collection takes you on a fascinating journey through the ages, with artifacts, photos, and stories explaining how the state was settled. Proudly showcasing Adelaide’s multiculturalism and promoting respect and tolerance for different cultures, peoples, and languages, the museum runs lots of educational programs and is just as popular with locals as it is with tourists."

"Adelaide’s Migration Museum was the first museum of its kind to be established in Australia. Built in 1986, the museum is a place to explore the many..."

"Located in a fabulous old building that dates right back to colonial times, the State Library of South Australia will delight book lovers and history aficionados with its stunning, book-filled interior. As it is the largest public research library in the whole of South Australia, it hosts a massive collection of books, photographs, sound and video recordings on every topic imaginable. While the French Renaissance style Mortlock Wing of the library looks gorgeous from the outside, its interior is the real show stopper; wrought-iron balconies lie before rows upon rows of softly illuminated books."

"It is also on the North Terrace and has a mission of keeping the state memories alive. So far, it has been doing this well after being in existence for almost two centuries. Looking for any material on Australia and the state, you can count on getting it in this library."

"Australian largest undercover railway museum is located in Port Adelaide, containing more than 100 exhibits tracing the history of Australia’s state, commonwealth and private railway operators. The museum first opened in 1970 and moved to its current site in 1988, giving visitors the opportunity to climb into the cabs of giant steam engines, stroll through elegant carriages, and learn a little about Australia’s long locomotive tradition."

"If your kids are fans of Thomas the Tank engine, take them to see some real steam trains and Port Adelaide’s National Railway Museum. There’s heaps for train and history fans to do here, including steam train rides (not everyday – check the schedule on their website), exhibitions, displays and presentations. You can even learn about Bob the Railway Dog."

"Just a friendly reminder that the #NationalRailwayMuseum #PortAdelaide is open every day except Christmas Day, from 10am to 4:30pm. Perfect place to spend some time during the summer break!. #MuseumFun #Railways #FamilyEntertainment"

"The Museum of Classical Archaeology has more than 1700 items on display, making it the largest collection of artefacts from ancient Greece and Rome in South Australia. CURRENTLY CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Opening Times: The Museum is open to the general public on the first Tuesday of every month (excluding December and January), between 11.00am – 3.00pm.Ticket Prices: FREE entryAddress: University of Adelaide, Mitchell Building, North Terrace, Adelaide SAWebsite: arts.adelaide.edu.au/humanities/the-museum-of-classical-archaeology"

"Housed in the historic Thebarton Police Barracks, the South Australian Police Museum provides a visual display of the role of police through the 19th, and 20th centuries, along with a glimpse into the complex world of 21st century policing. Opening Times: Thursdays |Address: Thebarton Police Barracks, Gaol RoadAdelaideWebsite:www.southaustralianpolicehistoricalsociety.com/"

"Priding themselves on their “welcoming and relaxing atmosphere,” Unley’s Temple Day Spa + Skin Clinic offers everything from facials and massages, to LED light therapy, to cellulite treatment. The location, which has been awarded spa of the year, also sells “Nest & Temple” smelling salts and body butters so you can always how you felt when you visited. Find Temple Day Spa at 78 Unley Road, Unley."

"Temple Day Spa tops our list as the leading spa here in Adelaide. You will be welcomed in a warm and relaxing atmosphere on your every visit to this top-notch day spa and skin clinic. Conveniently located in the buzzing Unley Road, this is the right space where you can truly unwind and rejuvenate."

"This unusual pub (something akin to a grey concrete spaceship) is really hitting the mark with its compact, stylish pub rooms – great value for a really slick product. North East Rd is busy, and the beer garden..."

"For unlimited access to Adelaide's buzzing CBD and the vegetarian restaurants that orbit it, make sure to stay with Mantra. Mantra Hindmarsh Square's air-conditioned rooms feature high-speed internet and FOXTEL, with some even featuring their own kitchen - great for when you want to get creative with your groceries from 1-Stop Vegan Shop. Should you desire a mid-holiday workout, the hotel also features its own gymnasium."

"Setting a new standard for luxury accommodation in Adelaide, Mayfair Hotel offers an unparalleled location in the city. A stay here means easy access to popular destinations such as Rundle Mall, Adelaide Casino, North Terrace, and Adelaide Botanic Gardens. You’ll also find 170 elegant rooms furnished with custom-made beds and all the mod cons a modern business and leisure traveller wants."

"The Mayfair is a gorgeous boutique hotel right in the heart of the Adelaide CBD, right across from Rundle Mall. The luxurious Twin Queen rooms are perfect for small families, with two queen beds and stylish bathrooms. There is complimentary WiFi, and the complimentary mini bar is refreshed daily."

"This charmingly authentic Japanese eatery in Gouger Street is a quick and easy go-to with over 80 Japanese Izakaya style tapas bites to choose from that are all under $7. For a proper authentic experience order yourself a serving of lotus chips and it would be amiss to visit and not try the popular takoyaki and prawn gyoza. If you are more of a spice lover, spice it up with the tako wasabi - wasabi octopus with green salad or a serving of the spicy kimchi."

"Gyoza is a modern, funky restaurant/bar with tapas-style dishes. You can try a variety of dishes without spending too much money. Of course, the gyoza (dumplings) are the restaurant’s specialty, and they even have dessert gyoza with red bean!"

"In fact, this is not the first time it has made an appearance here. This time, it is for their location in Gouger Street, Adelaide. Truly, they are known for their first-class dishes and exceptional service."

"One of Adelaide's oldest and longest standing teppanyaki restaurants located in the heart of the InterContinental Hotel is Shiki. Do not let their age deceive you, their skill and talent when plating up authentic dishes in front of your eyes is stellar. This award winning restaurant uses their culinary mastery to serve up plates like tropical lobster tail with herb butter and local or tosaka and wakame seaweed salad."

"Located within the glitzy InterContinental Hotel on North Terrace, Shiki is renowned as Adelaide’s finest Japanese restaurant, serving up a flamboyant dining experience courtesy of skilled teppanyaki chefs. The authentic sushi, sashimi and other Japanese specialties go down a treat with Shiki’s quality wine list and array of imported Sake."