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Adelaide is far more than a gateway to Australia’s great wine regions. It’s a city that knows how to do food properly, making it an ideal base for England fans looking to eat and drink well between matches. Rundle Street in the East End mixes historic pubs with family‑run cafés and standout restaurants, perfect for long, alfresco sessions from morning through to night. Close by, Norwood Parade brings a European edge, while Gouger Street—next to Chinatown and the Adelaide Central Market—serves up some of the city’s best Asian dining. 

Sport is part of the city’s DNA. Home to the iconic Adelaide Oval, widely regarded as one of the most beautiful grounds in world sport, this is a place that lives and breathes big occasions. If watching isn’t enough, head to one of the city’s beaches for an impromptu game of cricket on the sand—you’ll likely find locals keen to reignite the Australia‑England rivalry. 

Off the pitch, jump on the tram to Glenelg for coastal downtime and dolphin encounters, catch one of the city’s year‑round festivals, or duck out to nearby vineyards for a day among the vines. In Adelaide, England fans don’t just travel—you settle in and live the good life.

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Things to do

Adelaide Hills
Just 20 minutes from Adelaide, the Adelaide Hills is a landscape of boutique wineries and artisan producers. Settle in for long lunches and cellar door tastings, then branch out to local craft breweries and gin distilleries, all surrounded by rolling countryside rich in native wildlife.
Barossa
The Barossa, one of the world’s most famous wine regions, lies just an hour from Adelaide, a Great Wine Capital of the World. It’s a must visit for England fans keen to sample Australia’s best vintages. Tour with a local guide to discover hidden cellar doors alongside iconic producers, then enjoy Barossa Shiraz with local cheeses as kangaroos roam the vines. With more time, head north to Ikara–Flinders Ranges National Park for dramatic outback scenery, hiking, mountain biking and rich cultural experiences.
Shark Cage Diving on the Eyre Peninsula
A 45 minute flight from Adelaide brings you to the Eyre Peninsula, one of the only places in the world where Great White Shark cage diving is possible.
Kangaroo Island: A Wild Escape
Kangaroo Island, just a 30‑minute flight from Adelaide, delivers Australia’s headline wildlife and is the perfect escape between Lions tour matches. From swimming with wild dolphins and seeing sea lions stretched out on the sands of Seal Bay, to beach fishing, guided wildlife encounters in the national park and sampling the island’s standout local produce, it promises a truly memorable few days.
National Park City
Adelaide is one of the few cities in the world to hold National Park City status, reflecting its commitment to being greener, wilder and cooler. That ethos is clear across the city’s expansive parklands, surrounding hills, beaches and nearby conservation areas. Rich in native wildlife, Adelaide is best discovered on foot, by bike or on the water. From new e bike trails along the river to paddleboarding off the coast and guided walking tours with local experts, it’s an easy introduction to the relaxed, outdoor lifestyle locals enjoy all year round.

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Hidden Gems

The Jam Factory
The Jam Factory is a world class craft and design centre dedicated to Australian creativity. Explore exhibitions, studios and retail spaces, then watch skilled artisans at work with live glass blowing demonstrations viewed from an elevated platform above the hot shop.
Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary
Just north of Adelaide, paddle a kayak through the mangroves of the Port Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary and spot wild dolphins thriving amid an unexpectedly industrial backdrop.
Maybe Mae
Hidden beneath Peel Street in Adelaide’s West End, Maybe Mae is an award winning cocktail bar with speakeasy flair. Descend through a hidden door into a moody basement of plush booths and art deco glamour, where inventive, produce driven cocktails are crafted nightly.
Adelaide Himeji Garden
The Adelaide Himeji Garden is a serene Japanese garden in the southern parklands, created to celebrate Adelaide’s sister city relationship with Himeji, Japan. Featuring tranquil ponds, raked stone gardens and symbolic landscapes, it offers a peaceful escape for reflection and quiet exploration within the city.
Semaphore Beach
Semaphore Beach is a classic Adelaide seaside escape, known for its long sandy stretch, calm swimming waters and historic jetty. Just minutes from the city, it’s ideal for swimming, cycling or strolling the foreshore, with cafes, pubs and a relaxed coastal vibe close by.

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