What You Will Do
This small-group walk allows those with a curious nature to step into the shoes of a local, showing intimate locations around the main part (northern end) of Adelaide's city centre.
Wander through the beautiful North Terrace and Riverbank precincts, then discover hidden architectural gems and a garden oasis. Areas all frequented by locals, but not always noticed. Be inspired by quirky stories, varied architecture and new perspectives!
This is an Adelaide walking tour with a difference - you will gain more than just facts about monuments. You'll have a local understanding of how Adelaide became the city it is today, and how it's still evolving!
The walk is designed for maximum four people, creating an intimate group environment focused on giving detailed, in-depth insight to this wonderful city.
You also get a recommendation list for continuing your exploration of Adelaide.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
The guide will be waiting by the tree outside the Pandora store just by the Mall's Balls in Rundle Mall.
1
Rundle Mall
15 minutes
Learn about the quirky stories of key sculpture the Mall's Balls.
2
State Library of South Australia
10 minutes
The Mortlock Wing is one of the world's most loved libraries, take a peek inside and learn of its rich cultural history.
3
Adelaide Festival Centre
15 minutes
The Riverbank Precinct is a growing part of Adelaide's increasing vibrancy, and the Festival Centre is a key landmark in the area. Learn about Adelaide Oval in this stop as well.
4
Parliament House
10 minutes
Special stories from this institution are revealed as we walk past, while finding out more about the origins of the city.
5
Town Hall
10 minutes
Observe the Town Hall from bustling King William Street as stories of our historical and cultural past are revealed.
6
Adelaide Arcade
15 minutes
We take time here at the final stop to escape from the world once more and learn about stories past and present.
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