Adelaide's generous boulevards and elegant architecture provide the perfect backdrop for all sorts of activities. No matter what takes your interest, there's something that will pique your curiosity. Whether you want to be entertained, get out and party, or just relax with the family, Adelaide has something for you. In fact, there's so much on that you might wonder where to start.

For shopaholics, take a wander down Rundle Mall and indulge in some retail therapy. There's more than 800 shops to choose from, so you won't run out of options. Just be sure to pick up some treats from Haigh's Chocolates - they'll help you deal with life when you eventually have to go home.

Immerse yourself in South Australia’s rich culture, with a wander along the North Terrace - Adelaide's "cultural boulevard." It's home to many beautiful buildings including the State's Art Gallery, Museum, Library, National Wine Centre, Casino, Government House, Adelaide University and the Botanic Gardens.  

At the National Wine Centre, in Adelaide's Botanic Gardens (a ten to fifteen minute walk from the city) see an interactive and educational wine making journey, from vine to glass, using the latest multi-media technology.

Adelaide Central Markets is one thing you absolutely must do. They're open every Saturday - and the best time to turn up is early in the morning for breakfast.

Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery hosts the largest and most comprehensive collection of indigenous artefacts in the world with some 3,000 items providing a rare insight into the immensely creative, innovative and adaptable nature of Aboriginal life.

Cross the Torrens River, and you'll find Adelaide Oval - a Mecca for sport lovers.

And if you're after a meal or a drink, there are more than 700 restaurants, cafes and pubs to choose from. So, sample the al fresco styles of East Rundle Street, try the seafood and Asian cuisine at Gouger Street, and treat yourself to some fine dining at the restaurants and cafes of North Adelaide.

Situated along the coastline of Gulf St Vincent, Adelaide's beach districts stretch out over an area that's almost thirty kilometres long. That’s a lot of sand for you to play on. Head down to the cosmopolitan Jetty Road at Glenelg, enjoy the seaside village atmosphere at Brighton, or take in the stunning views from Kingston House, located at Kingston Park.