Attractions near North Adelaide

Explore the human histories of our oceans and rivers. Located in the historic Port Adelaide precinct, the South Australian Maritime Museum preserves, explores and celebrates

The Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary provides a home to one of Adelaide's best-loved creatures, the Bottlenose Dolphin.

The Port Adelaide Visitor Information Centre is now home to Port Adelaide's newest art gallery.

Historic 1864 sailing ship. Daily tours at 10am, 12 noon and 2pm provide visitors with a unique experience to explore inside the ship.

Jetty Road is the shopping and dining hub for beachside Glenelg, one of Adelaide's most popular beaches. This kilometre-long strip offers al fresco dining. There's

Marina Pier at Holdfast Shores, Glenelg, located 20 minutes from the Adelaide CBD, offers a relaxing seaside, food, wine and shopping precinct. Stroll the golden

The Beachouse is packed with Australian-first and world-class attractions. Located In seaside Glenelg, The Beachouse is a 20-minute drive from the city centre. It's the

One of the largest and varied Aboriginal Art Collections in Australia as well as local artists from all backgrounds. A place where Artists gather and

The Glenelg Foreshore Playspace located on the sea side of the iconic Glenelg Town Hall is a great mixture of beach surrounds fun for young

The first Glenelg Jetty was 381 metres long with a T-head and wooden lighthouse. This section was destroyed by fire in 1873. In 1906 a

Follow the esplanade for 6 kilometres along the coast from Glenelg to Seacliff in Adelaide’s premier seaside suburbs. The continuous two-way pedestrian and cycling trail

Historic Glenelg Town Hall takes pride of place as the home of the Bay Discovery Centre Museum, a social history museum interpreting the cultural heritage

This park features the internationally popular Cleland Wildlife Park, Mt Lofty Summit and the scenic Waterfall Gully.

Discover the unexpected attractions of the magnificent remnant grey box eucalypts, or trek up the hill and enjoy 360 degree views of the surrounding Adelaide.

The Port's local community museum is located a few minutes from the centre of Port Adelaide and contains historic collections of Port Adelaide and more!

Set within beautiful natural bushland and featuring numerous picnic areas, tennis courts and an array of walking trails.

The abandoned wrecks along the Garden Island Ships' Graveyard Maritime Heritage Trail represent a unique collection of vessels which worked South Australian waters during an

Take a dip in the clean waters of Semaphore Beach with its stunning white sandy beaches and low dune background.

Fort Glanville Conservation Park represents a significant period in South Australia's European colonial history. Visitors are treated to full historical re-enactments.

Over eons of time, the Kaurna people of the Adelaide Plains have gathered at Warriparinga. The Living Kaurna Cultural Centre was built here to ensure

Mount Lofty Summit is located in the Adelaide Hills, 15km or a 20 minute drive from Adelaide’s CBD. Rising over 710m above sea level, the

Visit Cleland Wildlife Park and feed kangaroos as they laze, wander wetlands, and surround yourself with over 130 species of Australian wildlife.

Looking for somewhere to take the kids these holidays that’s NEW and UNIQUE to South Australia?

Old Government House lies in the heart of Belair National Park, 11 kilometres south of Adelaide.

Nature Play SA partners with councils, state government, and corporate partners to deliver nature play events for local communities. With a vision to connect children

At Flight Experience Adelaide we open the cockpit to the world and make it real!

This forested recreation park in a suburban setting is popular for walking, jogging, horse riding, mountain bike riding, and dog exercising.

Celebrating Fine Food, Coffee, Wine & Art from the Adelaide Hills. A treasure trove of fine art and unique handmade creations - all Australian and

The first Brighton Jetty was built in 1886 and weathered the sea and storms for over 100 years. The Brighton jetty was badly damaged by

The Mount Lofty Botanic Garden overlooking the Piccadilly Valley features displays of cool temperate plants, which thrive on the eastern slopes of Mount Lofty. Spring

Families, walkers and those looking for a new fitness challenge can design their own adventure using the extensive network of walking trails.

Angove Conservation Park conserves one of the last remaining stands of remnant drooping sheoak and southern cypress pine open woodlands within the Adelaide foothills.

Located opposite the tranquil beach that runs between Seacliff and Brighton, Angus Neill Reserve includes a large shaded playground for kids to play on, including

Explore the open grassy woodlands of Cobbler Creek by bike and on foot, using the 17km network of shared-use, sustainable trails.

The Adelaide Hills Petanque Club is a community run sporting club offering fun, camaraderie and personal challenges for all members of our community. We have

Just 18 kilometres south-east of Adelaide, Stirling is a stylish garden village with a flourishing food scene and fabulous shopping for fashion, plants, collectibles, jewellery,

Could this be Adelaide's best kept secret? Adventure courses are not just for kids - Our courses are designed specifically for older groups as group

Mount Lofty Adventure Hub is SA's first and prettiest Adventure Based Learning facility, designed specifically for group training and personal development (okay, and fun!).

An obstacle course designed to bring you together as a team and challenge your skill and bravery.

Played much like traditional golf but instead of a ball and clubs, Disc Golf players use a flying disc.