
Moseley Beach Club, Glenelg Beach, Adelaide, South Australia © South Australia Tourism

Guide de la banlieue d'Adélaïde
Beaches, laneway bars, sandstone architecture and street art: in Adelaide’s happening neighbourhoods, there’s something to discover around every corner.
By Ute Junker
Haven’t visited Adelaide yet? The time is now, as a fantastic destination awaits. Small in size but big in personality, this pretty city sits snugly between some of Australia’s most beautiful beaches (including ones where you can swim with dolphins), top wine regions (including the Barossa Valley and the Adelaide Hills for starters) and memorable nature experiences, such as wildlife-lovers’ favourites Kangaroo Island and the Eyre Peninsula.
But you don’t need to leave town to enjoy the best of Adelaide – its city centre is easy to navigate and packed with delights, including a lively laneway scene offering some of Australia’s best restaurants and bars, while its waterfront suburbs offer beaches, boutiques and gorgeous heritage buildings. Which neighbourhood will be your favourite?
Central Adelaide
Travel tip
Buses and trams are free in the city centre. Learn more about travel in Adelaide here.
Où : Centre ville, East End, West End, North Adélaïde
Toute cette élégante architecture de grès dans les quartiers centraux d'Adélaïde pourrait vous faire penser qu'il s'agit d'un lieu plutôt formel, mais c'est tout le contraire. Découvrez ses bars de poche cachés dans les souterrains ou sur les rooftops du West End, engagez la conversation avec des habitants sympathiques en vous promenant dans les parcs au bord de l'eau dans le North Adélaïde ou dînez dans certains des meilleurs restaurants d'Australie dans le centre-ville ou l'East End. Proches les uns des autres et facilement accessibles à pied, ces quartiers sont une réelle mine d'attractions qu'il ne vous reste qu'à explorer.
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By the water

Glenelg, Adelaide, South Australia © South Australian Tourism Commission
Where: Glenelg Beach, Henley Beach, Port Adelaide
Swimming, kayaking, dolphin-spotting: there are all kinds of ways to get wet in Adelaide’s popular waterside suburbs of Glenelg Beach, Henley Beach and Port Adelaide. You can also have plenty of fun on dry land, from lively community markets and scenic coastal walks, to inviting heritage pubs and striking street art.
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