Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Hahndorf Area

"Adelaide’s main shopping district, Rundle Mall was opened as Australia’s first pedestrian street mall in 1976 and now contains more than 700 retailers. As the state’s premier retail space, Rundle mall is home to a number of flagship stores including David Jones and Myer."

"Located in the city centre, the Rundle Mall is the prime shopping area of Adelaide. Opened in 1976 it was Australia’s first pedestrian only street mall. The streets a shoppers paradise."

"The heart of retail in South Australia, Rundle Mall brings the freshest fashion, beauty, lifestyle and food into the City of Adelaide. Rundle Mall, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia"

"When thinking of wedding photo locations in Adelaide, the oldest shopping precinct in the city fits the bill nicely, with centry old architecture, and the ability to explore above the main shops a bit, it makes for a nicely unique spot to have your photos done. Wedding by Svenstudios"

"It dates back to 1885 and many of its heritage features have been restored. Stroll down the arcade and go from one boutique store to another. Be sure to pick up some locally made chocolate at Haighs."

"Located temptingly close to the water, the Henley Square Make It Mine Market is the perfect sand to shopping activity. With 75 stalls scattered across Henley Square showcasing a range of handmade arts, crafts and fashion, the marketplace supports local Adelaide businesses on the last Sunday of every month. Come for the shopping, stay for the food and entertainment; the Henley Square Markets have an onsite DJ, face painting and food stalls to keep you interested."

"Recently-revamped Henley Square is the ultimate seaside destination, no matter the season. The metropolitan beach is packed with pubs and restaurants, draped with thousands of fairy lights, and is only a few seconds from the sand."

"Located near Adelaide’s airport, this is outlet shopping at its finest with a large range of stores covering everything from children’s clothing to designer menswear to women’s fashion, alongside shoes, stationery, luggage, general retail and more – most of which are being sold at a discount and there are always some great bargains to be found for savvy shoppers."

"Challenge your ability to stand upright at the Harbour Town Ice Skating Rink. Open 7 days a week this ice rink caters for all ages with skating aids available. Little kids can have double bladed skates that strap over normal shoes, making it even easier and more comfortable."

"If you are interested in learning more about Aboriginal artists and their artwork, you have come to the perfect place. This is where you will find an extensive collection of Aboriginal paintings and carvings. They also have Didgeridoos and Boomerangs on display."

"Dedicated to upmarket shopping, the Burnside Village has more than 100 shops in it including South Australia’s first Zara store, along with other high-end retailers including Carla Zampatti, Lululemon, Dymocks and Calvin Klein."

"Once home to South Australia’s criminally insane patients, Glenside Hospital, formerly known as the Parkside Lunatic Asylum, amongst others, was designed in the mid-19th century by EJ Woods. Completed in 1885, it served as a psychiatric hospital until the 1970s when it was largely abandoned. Now, the hospital’s infamous Z Ward – where the criminally and mentally insane were held – is open to the public, running both day tours and ghost tours that tell the stories of the inmates and this fascinatingly dark side of colonial history."

"Located temptingly close to the water, the Henley Square Make It Mine Market is the perfect sand to shopping activity. With 75 stalls scattered across Henley Square showcasing a range of handmade arts, crafts and fashion, the marketplace supports local Adelaide businesses on the last Sunday of every month. Come for the shopping, stay for the food and entertainment; the Henley Square Markets have an onsite DJ, face painting and food stalls to keep you interested."

"Recently-revamped Henley Square is the ultimate seaside destination, no matter the season. The metropolitan beach is packed with pubs and restaurants, draped with thousands of fairy lights, and is only a few seconds from the sand."

"This quaint French brasserie located in Ebenezer place is sure to have you feeling like you are sipping café au lait in the heart of Paris, with the tiled facade outside inspired by the ever-bustling Parisian metro stations. Known to serve one of the best brunches in Adelaide, their French-inspired menu is effervescent. From Croque Monsieur to Cassoulet du Petit Dejeuner, and for those real risk-takers they even serve Sscargots a L'ail - Snails served in garlic butter."

"It’s a popular spot for hospo crews from surrounding bars and restaurants (they recommend warding off hangovers with a well-made Bloody Mary). But for Zonfrillo, it’s all about the offal at this classic French bistro. “There’s offal, steak frites, and it’s open seven days,” he says."

"First up, we have Hey Jupiter Brasserie Francaise at the top of our list. This top-notch French café was first opened in 2012. At present, it has been transformed into a full-service brasserie."

"Their team is dedicated to providing you with the very best French food that you can find in the capital. These include mouth-watering bread, meats, and ready-to-eat bites. They make use of the highest quality ingredients from South Australia and France."

"Tomorrow is the National Day of France and the team at Les Deux Coq will celebrate it with music, French cocktails and special products at Stall 2 at the Adelaide Central Market, and in their Shop in Prospect 5/194 Prospect Road!"