Quest Mansions is located just 7 km from the Adelaide International and Domestic Airport. Step outside our front door and find yourself at Rundle Mall featuring over 600 retail stores. For more shopping, hop on the bus to Harbour Town, Adelaide's outlet shopping precinct.
Visit Adelaide's cultural boulevard including the South Australian Museum, Art Gallery, State Library, Migration Museum and Tandanya Multi Arts Centre - all within walking distance.
Alfresco cafes, restaurants, clubs and bars are all at your fingertips for a fun night out. Tour guides will pick you up at your door for day tours throughout the Adelaide Hills, Barossa Valley, city sights and Glenelg beach. For those with extra time, why not visit Kangaroo Island by the Sealink ferry.
10 great things to see and do in Adelaide
1. Central Markets
Central MarketsThe Central Market is the destination for fresh produce in Adelaide. Featuring market stalls that sell everything from fruit and veg to meat, fish, cheeses, gourmet delights and sugary treats, it is a must-see food
experience for locals and visitors alike.
Central Market, buzzing with sounds, colours and wondrous smells, it is truly the destination for Adelaide’s foodies, and an essential stop on any visit to Adelaide.
2. Adelaide Zoo
Adelaide Zoo is home to over 3,400 animals and almost 300 species of exotic and native mammals, birds, reptiles and fish exhibited in magnificent botanic surroundings now expanded to 8 hectares.
Adelaide Zoo focuses on endangered and rare animals from continents which made up the super continent Gondwana - South America, India, Africa and Australia (also South East Asia). The Zoology and Botany of these continents show interesting similarities and are the regions represented in the Zoo’s major exhibits; South East Asian Rainforest, Seal Bay, Australian Rainforest Wetlands walk-through aviary, Africa, South America, India, Nocturnal House and Reptile House.
3. National Wine Centre
Here you can enjoy wine and winemaking from the ground up. Our interactive Wine Discovery Journey and exhibition showcases the complete wine experience. The Concourse Café offers fine Australian wines to taste and purchase or enjoy a meal from our seasonal à la carte menu while overlooking the stunning views of the Botanic Gardens.
4. Victor Harbour
Victor Harbor hosts a multitude of historical attractions, natural wonders, wildlife and plenty of fun and exciting experiences to discover. The distinctive oceanic beauty combined with rich cultural heritage is cherished through an animated community offering wonderful accommodation, great events and artistic talent found in the abundance of galleries and shopping opportunities. Don't miss whale watching August - October.
5. Glenelg
Located only 10km from the heart of Adelaide City, Glenelg is a charming seaside resort set on the long sandy white shores of Holdfast Bay. Glenelg is the site of South Australia's original mainland settlement in 1836. It is Adelaide's most popular coastal region. Ideal shopping down Jetty Road, fish and chips on the beach or a relaxing sunset dinner at Sammy's on the Marina.
6. Haigh's Chocolates
Enjoy special chocolate tastings and free coffee or tea while selecting from an extensive range of factory-fresh chocolates and confectionery including our famous chocolate frogs, truffles, fruit centres, fudges and bars. Bulk packs, special lines and some chocolate seconds are also available. Tours run Monday to Saturday at 11.00am, 1.00pm and 2.00pm with phone bookings essential. Groups are also catered for by special arrangement.
7. City of Adelaide Golf Links
Wrapping around the west and south of beautiful North Adelaide, these two fully watered courses cater for all levels of golfers. Majestic trees and wonderful views of the city and Adelaide Hills make this one of the most envied public courses in Australia. The par 3 course (18 holes) is ideal for the family, casual or social groups and is a good introduction to golf. Located on Strangways Terrace, North Adelaide. Par 3 on War Memorial Drive.
8. Barossa Valley
The Barossa is Australia's best-known wine region. Comprising of the Barossa Valley and Eden Valley, it is home to some of the oldest Shiraz vineyards in the world, acclaimed Rieslings and iconic wine brands. The Barossa is a gourmet lover's paradise enriched in a strong cultural heritage reflected in its wine, food, buildings and people. Diverse experiences including festivals, events, the arts, bushwalking, golf, cycling, shopping can be enjoyed amongst a stunning Australian landscape of rolling hills, manicured vineyards, and closely linked towns and villages. Taste the chocolate dipped apricots at Angas Park Fruits, brie from Udder Delights Cheese Factory or the Black Tongue Shiraz at Domain Barossa's cellar door.
9. Hahndorf
Hahndorf, is Australia's oldest surviving German settlement. Today, 100 year-old elm and plane trees line the main street, and there are many original buildings in excellent condition. Hahndorf has plenty of souvenir shops, craft outlets and galleries, including the Hahndorf Academy, which exhibits work by local artists and houses a small German migration museum. Don't miss the German Arm's Hotel for lunch, strawberry picking at the Beerenberg farm and visit the former home and studio of Sir Hans Heysen - The Cedars.
10. Botanic Gardens
A historic garden within walking distance of the city centre featuring glorious green landscapes, avenues of mature trees, wisteria arbors, a Sacred Lotus pond, a unique Victorian Palm House which has recently been restored and the internationally acclaimed Bicentennial Conservatory for tropical plants.
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