Adelaide Sightseeing

Ayers house

Amongst the remarkable public buildings constructed during the Gold Rush years - Ayers House is an exceptional example of colonial Regency architecture, the original home of Sir Henry Ayers, a former leader of South Australia and an powerful businessman. Managed by the National Trust, the restored house inclides two restaurants with the oldest section being open to the public, housing a fine collection of Victorian furnishings, memorabilia, and art.

Henley Beach

Henley Beach is one of the two adjoining beaches to Adelaide central business district. Henley’s busy center of beachside activity revolves around the lawn, jetty and external cafe area. There are a number of restaurants within the area offering a variety of delicious cuisine including Thai, Greek, Italian and tasty Aussie fish and chips.

Adelaide Zoological Gardens

Established in 1883, Adelaide Zoological gardens are the second oldest in Australia. Situated close to Torrens Lake and Botanic Park, the zoo's blossoming natural gardens, heritage buildings and peaceful setting contribute to a enjoyable day out. The zoo’s collection is diverse and continually varied. For the kids there are lawns to play on, secret paths to walk around and a children’s zoo. You can dine at the ‘Lyrebird Cafe,’ stop for a snack at the stalls, or even bring a picnic lunch to enjoy under a shady tree.

Sky City, Adelaide

Sky City in Adelaide, Austalia is a big section of the characteristically designed, exceptionally well preserved central railway station in central business district, Adelaide. The place offers a casino with machines and table games, live music seven days a week, and several restaurants.