Adelaide: Shopping

Those who love to hit the shops will be thrilled with the range of offerings found in Adelaide. Rundle Mall is home to a number of specialist offerings, such as RM Williams and Haighs Chocolates.

West End

Shopping is a breeze in Adelaide. The revitalised west end of Hindley Street is home to the JamFactory Contemporary Craft and Design, Lion Arts Theatre and the University of South Australia. A recent influx of cosmopolitan cafes, bookstores and galleries is creating a new contrast to the nightclubs of Hindley Street.

The East End

Pavement cafes and bars, bohemian pubs, funky record stores and boutiques jostle for space in the city’s trendy Rundle Street in the east end of the city.

Rundle Mall

Rundle Mall is the shopping hub of Adelaide, with more than 550 retail outlets, and acts as a geographical bridge between Hindley Street and bohemian Rundle Street.

North Adelaide

As well as great restaurants and cafes, North Adelaide is one of Adelaide’s most exclusive shopping precincts. Melbourne Street is where you will find a top selection of stores.

Norwood

The Parade in Norwood has a good selection of designer shopping and great delicatessens, cafes, homeware and bookshops.

Port Adelaide

There is a growing artistic population in Port Adelaide and the nearby Semaphore area. A gallery guide lists the artistic haunts of the area, while another details the extensive range of antique shops.

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• Dining in Adelaide

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Rowing on River Torrens. Courtesy of Tourism Australia

Festival Centre. Courtesy of Tourism Australia

Glenelg. Courtesy of Tourism Australia

City skyline at night. Courtesy of Tourism Australia