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Adelaide is the capital of the state of South Australia. It lies on the eastern shores of Gulf St Vincent in the central, southern part of the Australian continent. Adelaide is Australia's fifth largest city, with a population of over 1.4 million in the greater Adelaide area. More than three quarters of South Australians live in the Adelaide metropolitan area.

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10 places match

  1. BuyCity and North Adelaide

    Adelaide Arcade

    A heritage shopping arcade which has a fine collection of boutiques and specialist shopping such as numismatics, antiques and chocolatiers in a Victorian (the era, not the state) style building.

  2. BuyCity and North Adelaide

    Chinatown

    A pedestrian-only area (Moonta St) adjacent to Central Market.

  3. BuyCity and North Adelaide

    City East IGA

    Won best IGA Supermarket in SA for its amazing food range, including Greek, Italian, Chinese and Indian.

  4. BuyWest Adelaide

    Gaganis Brothers

    A food wholesaler but sells to the public with an amazing selection of ethnic foods. Most items available in larger quantities.

    Mon-Fri 8:30AM-5:30PM, Sat 8:30AM-3:30PM

  5. BuyWest Adelaide

    Harbour Town

    Mid sized mall undergoing an expansion, featuring outlet shopping, situated up against the western edge of the Adelaide Airport. Only a short bus ride from the Airport, and 30 minutes from the city centre. Also, no, this is not a spelling mistake.

  6. BuyCity and North Adelaide

    Rundle Mall

    A pedestrian-only shopping strip with many arcades and side streets coming off it. The mall is parallel to North Terrace and contains over 800 shops. It is one of Adelaide's biggest malls, and the mall is open all days of the week.

  7. BuySalisbury, Playford and Tea Tree Gully

    Tea Tree Plaza

    TTP for short

    A medium-sized shopping centre with over 250 shops. Tea Tree Plaza is the terminus of the Adelaide O'Bahn dedicated busway which begins in the city centre at Hackney Rd. It is easy to get there from the city centre; most of the buses that stop on the Grenfell St stops travel to the TTP interchange via the O'Bahn busway. It's easy to see from a distance as it has the large antenna and supporting pyramid type structure, well-known to the locals, on the roof of the Myer department store. Ample parking is available around, on top of, and underneath the complex. The much smaller Tea Tree Plus shopping centre is right next to Tea Tree Plaza.

  8. BuyCity and North Adelaide

    The Central Market

    The market was established in 1869 and is one of the largest undercover fresh markets in the southern hemisphere. All your fresh fruit and veggies under one Victorian roof. You can borrow a shopping cart from Coles Supermarket next door to stop your arms being pulled from their sockets by all the goodies you'll buy. It's not just vegetarians that will salivate here since foods and non-foods of every variety compete for the best displays. Cheap multi-storey parking adjacent.

    Sun Mon closed, Tue 7AM-5:30PM, Wed Thu 9AM-5:30PM, Fri 7AM-9PM, Sat 7AM-3PM

  9. BuyWest Adelaide

    Westfield Marion Shopping Centre

    Adelaide's largest shopping centre with over 400 shops. There are direct buses from the city centre.

  10. BuyCity and North Adelaide Not mapped

    Mercato

    This place looks like a small shopping arcade selling fresh food and Italian groceries. Large range of salumi, cheese, seafood, antipasto and pasta. There is also a bar/cafe. The cafe does excellent breakfasts. A great place to visit if you are in North Adelaide

    7 days a week