North Adelaide Holiday Deals

North Adelaide Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in North Adelaide

Quit getting jealous over strangers’ travel pictures and start taking your own in North Adelaide. A neighbourhood in the South Australia capital of Adelaide, you'll want to kick yourself in the pants for not visiting sooner. Up for meeting a local or two? No problem. Around 1,200,000 people live in Adelaide. Making your way to North Adelaide from Adelaide Airport is pretty simple. Just hail a taxi and go 7 kilometres northeast. From there, you'll be sitting 1 kilometre from the city centre.

North Adelaide is heaven for sightseers. A great deal of the city's attractions are dotted near this appealing neighbourhood, including Victoria Square and Government House. You should also be sure to drop by Rundle Mall and the Art Gallery of South Australia. A brilliant way to soak up this city is to stop by some of its neighbourhoods. So why not go to nearby Adelaide and Medindie and discover their sights and sounds?

The centre of the city also offers a multitude of sights to lay your eyes on, such as the Adelaide Festival Centre and Adelaide Central Market. You'd be crazy to head back to your hotel without having a look around the Adelaide Botanic Gardens and the National Wine Centre of Australia as well.

Let your hair down at the Adelaide Casino, East End Cafe Precinct and the Coopers Brewery. They're excellent sites for those visiting without children.

The area's numerous cultural sites, such as the Lion Arts Centre, the Carclew Youth Arts Center, the Australian Experimental Art Foundation and the Jam Factory Contemporary Craft & Design Centre, really can't be missed!

Take some time out while you stroll through the thought-provoking works of art on display at the Tandanya and the Anne & Gordon Samstag Museum of Art. Later, why not grab a coffee from a local café and muse over your time there?

Sometimes it's the raved-about exhibits that impress us the most. Other times it's an under-valued artefact that's been relegated to a dusty corner. Keep a lookout for both at the South Australian Museum, the Migration Museum and the Bradman Collection.

Fancy a friendly game of golf? Get on a pair of khaki trousers, shine up your clubs and prepare to do your finest Tiger Woods impression at the North Adelaide Golf Course and the City of Adelaide Golf Links.

Locating kid-friendly amusements can be a vital task when going on a family holiday. Look out for Adelaide Aquatic Centre and the State Library of South Australia.

If you're after something a little more exciting that the whole family can do, we recommend you check out Kurrangga Park, the Adelaide Showground and the KartMania & Laser Force Skirmish Centre.

The Himeji Gardens, Breakout Creek Wetlands and River Torrens Linear Park Trail are top spots for nature fans to get out into the fresh air.

Whether you'd like to relax with a good novel in hand or hang out with some friends, the nearby urban parks are charming places to be. Your options include Veale Gardens, Osmond Gardens, Brougham Gardens and Rymill Park.

A wonderful way to remember your holiday is by taking home a souvenir or two. See what you can find at Burnside Village Shopping Centre, Brickwork Markets and Gilles Street Market.

Brush aside the cobwebs of the past at Parliament House, the University of Adelaide, City Bridge and the Ayers House Museum. These time-weathered sites have a range of interesting tales to tell.

Local sacred places, such as St Peter's Cathedral, Pilgrim Uniting Church, the Buddhist Temple Wat Ratanaprathib Vihara and St Francis Xavier Cathedral, give you the opportunity to ponder in a peaceful setting.

Dress in blue, red and yellow and watch Australian rules football (AFL) team the Adelaide FC attempt to claim glory at Adelaide Oval. Also the home venue of the Port Adelaide FC and the Adelaide Strikers, make sure you check the lineup of this sporting hub and time your visit with a game day.

Hotels in North Adelaide

If you're on the lookout for a budget room without all the extra bells and whistles, the Motel Adjacent Casino, situated at 25 Bank Street, is one of your best bets. Yet another accommodation that offers its guests good service at an affordable price is the Adelaide's Shakespeare Backpacker Hostel, which you'll find at 123 Waymouth Street. But if you'd rather live a life of leisure and luxury while you're here, the Buxton Manor or the Seawall Apartments may be more to your liking. Just sit back, unwind and let the friendly staff do what they do best.