A must-do when visiting the South Australian capital, Welcome To Adelaide is the only walking tour of its kind in the city. This tour provides an orientation of Adelaide’s main streets and key landmarks across a breezy 90 minutes. From major shopping areas to key nightlife and food spots, gain understanding of the city's history and culture by a born-and-raised local. Begin at the Mall's Balls, Adelaide's most famous sculpture, before continuing through Rundle Mall and Adelaide Arcade to marvel at varied architecture and public art. Stop by important spots including Parliament House and Town Hall, and enjoy discovering the city's quirks, before finishing outside the famous Adelaide Central Market – an essential Adelaide experience.

Explore Adelaide's city center by sampling its cuisine on a walking food tour with a guide. Visit family-owned businesses as well as local markets to get an authentic taste of Adelaide. You'll try sweet treats and savory delicacies, and learn about the local food scene from your guide. Begin your tour with an overview of South Australia's produce, before delving into your first tasting at Haigh's Chocolates. Learn about the history of this family-owned business and the likes of Adelaide Arcade and Rundle Mall, then hear about the rivalry between two major Adelaide-based bakeries. Sample an intricate frog cake from a bakery before moving on to your final stop, the Adelaide Central Market. Here, try out local delicacies like fritz, and discover more spots to visit as you listen to anecdotes from your guide. You'll finish with a bakery lunch and surprise dessert.

Immerse yourself in the culturally rich and stunning city of Adelaide, home to many festivals, amazing architecture and some of the best food and drink in Australia! This audio tour will tell you about its history starting in 1836, and share stories of its first native inhabitants. Walking through this central city, you’ll be amazed by the pristine beaches, it's Central Market and it's vibrant Festival Centre. You will also see Rundle Mall, the Victoria Square Tarndanyangga, St Francis Xavier Cathedral, the South Australian Museum, the Migration Museum, the Parliament House, St Peter's Cathedral and the Light's Vision.