Adelaide - the capital of South Australia has a grid of wide streets & squares within a 1 square mile city centre with the Torrens River running through the centre, separating Adelaide & North Adelaide. The city is surrounded by diverse landscapes, including the Mount Lofty Ranges (Adelaide Hills) & coastal beaches.

North Terrace is a boulevard of galleries & museums, flowing into the green Botanic Gardens. Rundle Street runs parallel, lined with cafes, bars & restaurants.

You can shop at leisure in Rundle Mall, take in the tastes & smells of the Central Market & end the day, enjoying the nightlife of Hindley Street & the West End.

Adelaide is the wine capital of Australia – six out of the top 10 Australian wines are made within a few hours’ drive of the City. The Barossa Valley is a popular tourist destination including the Barossa Vintage Festival, an annual event attracting visitors from around the world.

Adelaide offers a relaxed yet sophisticated City environment for residents & visitors. Offices here are just as likely to be housed in gracious Victorian or Edwardian structures as in modern towers.

Adelaide is close to the sea, with Semaphore & Port Adelaide to the north, Henley Beach & West Beach to the east, Glenelg & Brighton to the south. Further south is Onkaparinga & the Fleurieu Peninsula.