Local Attractions
Discover Adelaide’s premier lifestyle and cultural destination
Tom’s Court Hotel puts you right in the heart of Adelaide CBD, close to some of the city’s best dining, shopping, entertainment and cultural attractions. Wander through Adelaide Central Market, explore Gouger Street, catch a show at Adelaide Festival Centre or head across the city for major events at Adelaide Oval.
Whether you’re visiting for food, festivals, business, sport or a weekend away, our central Adelaide accommodation makes it easy to experience more of the city.
Step outside Tom’s Court Hotel and discover Adelaide your way.
Eat & Drink
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Adelaide Central Market
One of the largest fresh produce markets in the southern hemisphere. Go hungry.
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Gouger Street
Adelaide's most reliable eating street, from yum cha to late-night noodles.
Culture
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Adelaide Oval
Footy, cricket and concerts on one of the prettier grounds in the country.
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Adelaide Festival Centre
Theatre, comedy and the Adelaide Festival each March, right on the Riverbank.
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Adelaide Convention Centre
On the Riverbank next to the Oval, for conferences and expos.
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Her Majesty’s Thearte
A heritage theatre on Grote Street staging musicals, opera and the State Theatre Company.
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National Wine Centre
Discover Australian wine at the National Wine Centre of Australia, beside the Adelaide Botanic Garden. Explore the stories behind the country’s wine regions, enjoy a tasting and settle in for a bite to eat during your Adelaide stay.
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Art Galley of South Australia
Free entry, and home to the Adelaide Biennial next door to the Museum.
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Botanic Gardens
Take a break from the city at Adelaide Botanic Garden, where leafy paths lead through colourful gardens, grand glasshouses and shady spots to unwind. Enjoy a leisurely stroll, pack a picnic and spend a little time surrounded by nature.
Shopping
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Rundle Mall
Adelaide's main pedestrian shopping strip, home to the big department stores, the Malls Balls sculpture and buskers most afternoons.
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Adelaide Arcade
A heritage-listed Victorian arcade running off Rundle Mall, with independent shops under an ornate glass roof.
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Rundle Street
Rundle Mall's livelier neighbour in the East End, lined with cafes, bars and restaurants that run well into the evening.