Top 10 Things To Do, Activities and Attractions in Hahndorf

"This park in the heart of Adelaide’s downtown is a place where people can relax for a few moments, take some time out or have a cafe in the amid the vegetation. Covering over 50 hectares, the Adelaide Botanic Gardens is the biggest greenhouse in the southern hemisphere. The park host many events such as festivals and concerts all year long."

"Featuring bright purple wisterias, enormous greenhouses, exotic huts, and dainty rose gardens, you'll easily find your very own hideaway in this mass of greenery. For the ultimate experience, buy a pre-packaged sandwich from the retro kiosk, to eat whilst circling the duck pond."

"Sports obsessed families will no doubt love to check out the Adelaide Oval and cricket fans will want to explore the Donald Bradman Collection. Join an Adelaide Oval tour where you will see behind the scenes of the sporting arena. Guests can visit a number of usually unaccessible areas and learn about the history of the oval and hear stories of sporting legends."

"The city's main sporting ground is more than just a hub for bellowing footy fans. Climbing the towering rooftop of Adelaide Oval will give you birds-eye views of the sparkling cityscape and put you in prime position for the city's famous technicolour sunsets."

"Considered the world's prettiest cricket ground, there are few better places for the intrepid sports fan to enjoy a taste of Australia's favorite past-time!"

"Adelaide’s main shopping district, Rundle Mall was opened as Australia’s first pedestrian street mall in 1976 and now contains more than 700 retailers. As the state’s premier retail space, Rundle mall is home to a number of flagship stores including David Jones and Myer."

"Located in the city centre, the Rundle Mall is the prime shopping area of Adelaide. Opened in 1976 it was Australia’s first pedestrian only street mall. The streets a shoppers paradise."

"The heart of retail in South Australia, Rundle Mall brings the freshest fashion, beauty, lifestyle and food into the City of Adelaide. Rundle Mall, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia"

"You could spend all day at Cleland Wildlife Park, but don’t miss the afternoon keeper presentations. Hear interesting talks on dingoes and Tasmanian devils at 2:30 pm and 3:00 pm before feeding time. I’ve also been there on a Friday afternoon and have seen koalas being weighed, which was too cute for words!"

"Cleland Wildlife Park is one of the best zoos and wildlife parks in and near Adelaide and in all of Australia. It is a favourite of tourists and locals alike. Cleland is one of the few parks where you can hold and pat koalas, and feed kangaroos, wallabies, emus, bettongs and potoroos."

"Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary is another Adelaide institution and it is one of the zoos and wildlife parks in and near Adelaide that is definitely worth considering. Dr John Wamsley started Warrawong in 1969, constructing fences to protect the native animals from feral cats and foxes and create a sanctuary for them. The Sanctuary was closed for a number of years (there were problems getting insurance for the site), before being purchased recently by a couple who are trying to restore it to its former glory."

"Take a little imagination and travel to the land of fairies!. The Bridgewater Fairy Garden is a great place to take your toddlers or kids under the age of 12. Travel in the morning when the magical mystic mist of the morning gives a certain ambiance to the fairyland."

"If you’re looking for a leisurely stroll by the coast, Aldinga Scrub Conservation Park offers isolated walking trails through sand dunes and coastal vegetation, just a stone’s throw from the famous waves of Aldinga’s Silver Sands Beach. Less than an hour from Adelaide, the park forms part of the Willunga basin and is home to an array of important flora and fauna. Keep your eye out for echidnas, birds, lizards and bats, and make sure you visit in spring when the park is blanketed with native wildflowers."

"In terms of weekly attendance, Trinity is the largest Anglican church in South Australia. Holy Trinity Anglican Church is historically significant in that it contains elements of the earliest surviving Anglican church building in South Australia. Governor Hindmarsh laid the foundation stone on 28 January 1838 and the church opened in about August that year."

"First up, we have Trinity Church Adelaide at the top of our list. You can find this evangelical Anglican church in the North Terrace. Known as a church that welcomes everyone, the community of this Bible-based and active church invites you to their numerous gatherings."

"Holy Trinity Church is a famous Anglican church located in South Australia. This church is historically very strong as it features elements of some of the surviving related to the age-old era. The church is built on an area of 40-acres of land."

"So, if you’re looking for an Australian or South Australian winery wedding venue, Adelaide is just perfect for you, with its gorgeous weather, rolling hills (including the Basket and Forest Ranges), and amazing views. Plus, its proximity to the St. Vincent Gulf means you can easily access the beach for waterfront ceremonies or wedding photography. Promise us you will check out our favourite winery wedding venues, listed above, because you’ll most certainly regret missing out on them!"

"The Adelaide University campus itself has some wonderful spots hidden around the place as it’s such an old campus. One such spot has romenesque columns lining a walkway towards a door. This one spot – quite close to the Torrens footbridge – has become a huge hot spot for wedding photography often having to queue up behind other wedding couples wanting to have photos done there on a Saturday."

"The University of Adelaide is situated in some incredibly beautiful and historic buildings. Bonython Hall and The Museum of Classical Archaeology (both pictured below) are two examples, both located adjacent to each other and next to The Art Gallery."

"I hope you’re hungry because this is the place for a plate overload. Piled high and looking like an artist’s creation – a fantastic assault on your senses as you’re hit square on with fragrant, colourful, mouth-watering masterpiece. This is the place to head in particular if you’re a seafood lover; multiple options are at your mercy including chilli and basil fish and stuffed squid curry."

"Nearby, the Banksia Tree Cafe, which is part of the Semaphore Comfort Network, is the new branch sport, located in a historic building in Port Adelaide. The cafe is well known for its modern Australian cuisine. Grab a mouthwatering breakfast consisting of jazzed-up, seasonal brunch staples."

"A brunch spot in a historic building in Port Adelaide with a focus on sustainability. 147 St Vincent Street,Port Adelaide"

"Adelaide’s laneways are home to plenty of fun and exciting hidden bars, where you’ll find the best spots hidden behind secret doors, tucked away in basements, on rooftops and down secret alleyways. The go-to spots for boutique bars in the city are Leigh Street and Peel Street, but there are plenty of others to choose from, including rooftop spots offering great views over the city."

"A trip to Adelaide cannot be complete without understanding its rich heritage. The art and cultural activities in Adelaide will give you an insight into the city's history, traditions, and artwork. While visiting the cultural attractions in Adelaide would prove to be informative, attending its artsy events will leave you entertained."

"When this sleek eatery —all polished concrete floors, minimalist lighting, and textured grey walls — opened at the end of 2017 in newly cool Henley Beach, it quickly became a local favourite. Set one street back from the sand, the centrepiece at Acacia is a 5.4-metre white mosaic-tiled coffee bar. During the week, a steady stream of beachgoers swing past for their morning takeaway; on weekends, it buzzes with the brunch crowd devouring classic poached eggs alongside more unexpected dishes such as miso eggplant served topped with puffed rice and grilled kale, and a sensational confit duck leg served with a fried egg and spiced honey on house-made crumpets."

"Acacia is a casual yet sophisticated space, dishing comfort for everyone from the local beach bums to the visiting city dwellers. The space transforms from breakfast with OJ to dinner with Pinot seamlessly. Using a combination of subtle textures and materials to create a refined, welcoming...See More"