Adelaide
Adelaide
With a thriving foodie scene and some of Australia’s biggest cultural events, Adelaide has become one of Australia’s most vibrant and exciting cities. From wine tastings in the Barossa Valley to the unique wildlife of Kangaroo Island, there’s something for everyone in Adelaide.
What to do & see in Adelaide
PEEL STREET
Experience Australian modern cuisine at its best as you eat & drink your way down Peel Street. Located between Currie and Hindley street in Adelaide's West End, here you'll find some of Adelaide's best venues, serving up finger-licking good food, signature cocktails, craft beers, and local wines.
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and step into a time capsule that houses the largest and most comprehensive collection of Australian Aboriginal cultural material in the world. The South Australian Museum is renowned for its world-class natural history and cultural collections, and it's easy to lose time as you wander its halls.
ADELAIDE BOTANIC GARDENS
Visit a magnificently maintained 50 hectare oasis in the heart of the city and explore the beauty and diversity of plants from across the country and around the world. Stay for an hour or the whole day, take in the stunning architecture and some of Australia's finest plant collections, or simply enjoy a picnic or a coffee in the shade.
How to do get to Adelaide
Our coaches to and from Adelaide stop at Central Bus Station, 83/85 Franklin St, Adelaide SA.
With more than 180 stops across the country and services in all mainland states and territories, Greyhound is Australia’s largest coach network. Here are our most popular routes to Adelaide!
How to get around Adelaide
Once your Greyhound bus to Adelaide arrives at the Central Bus Station (85 Franklin Street), you’ll find that getting around the city is easy. Adelaide’s public transport system is exceptionally convenient and accessible.
Purchase an Adelaide Metro Visitor Pass to get unlimited travel on the city’s trains, trams and buses for three consecutive days, as well as a visitor pack with maps and travel guides.
The free City Connector Bus runs frequently seven days a week, with stops at the South Australia Museum, Adelaide Botanic Garden, Rundle Street (East End), Adelaide Central Market, Hindley Street precinct, UniSA and Adelaide University. A free connector service to North Adelaide is also available.
Tram rides through the city centre (between the South Terrace tram stop and the Entertainment Centre at Hindmarsh) are free. You can also get around the city easily with a taxi or Uber.