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 All your computer needs |
1013 South Road Melrose Park Adelaide, SA 5039 Australia +61 8 8351 1200 http://aandr.com.au |
This is a computer store which has all your needs covered. They stock computer hardware, business software, games, peripherals, notebooks, DVD players and office furniture. A great range of accessories includes joysticks, mice, ink refills, blank compact discs and laptop bags. A and R will do computer upgrades, or the latest equipment can be provided to you under a rental agreement. They are an Internet service provider, and can get you on-line in no time at all. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 A splash for all the family |
Corner Jeffcott Road & FitzroyTerrace North Adelaide Adelaide, SA 5006 Australia +61 8 8203 7203 http://www.adelaideaquaticcent... |
Boasting water slides, shower caves, play pools and a 50 metre Olympic-size pool, the Adelaide Aquatic Centre has all the facilities necessary to satisfy any family of water-babies! For those who fancy an early morning workout, lap swimming starts at 5a. Others who wish to get fit but prefer to keep their land-legs may choose a session in the centre's well-equipped gym. Swimming lessons take place daily and child-minding facilities are available during term time. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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First in Australia |
North Terrace Adelaide, SA 5000 Australia +61 8 8212 4099 http://www.adelaidecc.com.au |
Judged to be one of the top 10 convention centres in the world, this is the first to be purpose-built in Australia. The spacious facility has two halls--the Plenary Hall, which accommodates up to 3,500 people, and the Exhibition Hall with a 186-booth capacity. The 11 meeting rooms hold between 10 and 200 people and there is a VIP room with bar and lounge. Having eight foyers and a main reception area, this non-smoking centre is equipped with video-conferencing, audio-visual, telecommunications performance lighting and sound. There are elevators, banquet facilities and two car parks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Outback and outdoors fine dining |
Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary Arkaroola Village, Northern Flinders Ranges Adelaide, SA 5700 Australia +61 (0) 8 8431 7900 / +1 800 67 6042 (Toll Free Australia Only) http://www.arkaroola.on.net |
Arkaroola, at the northern end of the ancient Flinders Ranges, is a setting artists and geologists dream of. The mountain colours change with the hour and the region's history stretches back two billion years. So revel in this outback setting with an atmospheric outdoor banquet at the base of Griselda Hill, on the banks of Whwyana Creek. The Hill is lit as a special night beacon for the three-course event. Between 10 and 30 people can be accommodated for dinner. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Classy club in the hills |
Cherry Gardens Road Cherry Gardens Adelaide, SA 5157 Australia +61 8 8388 2313 http://www.blackwoodgolf.com.au |
Blackwood Golf Club lies a little way out of Blackwood, in the pleasant hills suburb of Cherry Gardens. Founded back in 1930, this historic club stands as one of Adelaide's top five golf courses and is ranked in Australia's top 100. A lot of work has been done on fairway maintenance in recent times and the tidy, red brick clubhouse has been suitably extended. The club features a modern, spacious bar and restaurant. Non-reciprocal club members are welcome on weekdays and Sunday. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Picnics on lazy summer Sundays |
Botanic Drive and Plane Tree Drive North Terrace Adelaide, SA 5000 Australia +61 8 8222 9311 http://www.environment.sa.gov.... |
South of the Botanic Garden perimeter fence lies the spacious Botanic Park, a favorite spot for picnics and cricket with the kids. Tranquil, open spaces lend the park a lazy Sunday feel, like summer is here to stay. And under the canopy of shady plane trees and mighty figs, what better place than this to throw down a rug and share out the cold-cuts? On less lazy days, the park may host corporate functions or events like the ethnic-music extravaganza of Womadelaide. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Take history with your tea |
Eden Valley Road (Angaston) Adelaide, SA 5353 Australia +61 8 8564 2061 http://www.collingrovehomestea... |
Collingrove offers a special treat. The English-style gardens and spacious grounds contrast with the beautiful Australian bush of the Eden Valley. Built in 1856, it was the home of the pioneering Angas family, after whom the town of Angaston was named. The homestead, now a National Trust property, is furnished with original family antiques and collections. Each guest room has its own individual style, all with modern facilities. The old-world charm of the homestead provides a comfortable base from which to explore the famous Barossa Valley. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Elegant shopping |
44-58 Rundle Mall Adelaide, SA 5000 Australia +61 8 88305 3000 http://www.davidjones.com.au |
This department store has been around since 1838, a testament to the loyalty engendered by superior customer service, exceptional quality, and a bit of extra class! The decor is classically stylish, with marble pillars, gigantic gold vases filled with flowers, and a plethora of mirrors. Acquire all of your shopping needs, or make use of the special services on offer, such as the beauty salon, catering service, or gift and bridal registry. Then allow yourself to be drawn by the rich smells from the Food Hall. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Electronic paradise |
Shop T10, Myer Centre 22 Rundle Mall Adelaide, SA 5000 Australia +61 8 8231 7775 http://www.dse.com.au |
The business that took Australian identity Dick Smith from obscurity to wealth and fame has now been handed over to new owners. Dick would be pretty happy with the way they are running it. Located adjacent to the Myer Centre Food Hall, this outlet is serviced by well informed, helpful staff. They stock phones, fax machines, electronic and electrical goods, cables, accessories, games and toys. But there is more...computers, printers, scanners, modems, software, radios, tools, audio and video products--they have it all. See website for other store locations. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Wedding breakfast, golfing honeymoon |
James Melrose Road Novar Gardens Adelaide, SA 5040 Australia +61 8 8295 3793 http://www.glenelggolf.com |
Built on a sandy marsh near the coast, the Glenelg club was founded in 1927. Today, with its pristine greens, gently undulating fairways and teasing sand traps, the links offers truly challenging golf with a great deal of variety. Not surprisingly, many major amateur championships are played here. The large, modern clubhouse yields splendid views across the links and makes a first-class dining and function facility. An additional attraction of this club is its proximity to the airport, city and beach. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Charming old world surroundings |
74 Mount Lofty Summit Road Crafers Adelaide, SA 5152 Australia +61 8 8339 6777 http://www.mtloftyhouse.com.au |
Built in the 1850s, Mount Lofty House is one of Adelaide's finest hotels. Its gracious Edwardian guest rooms take you back to simpler times. The upscale suites exude an aristocratic style and most feature views of the Piccadilly Valley. Winner of the Yellow Pages Tourism Award, the hotel is set amidst some of South Australia's premier lawns and gardens, and lies close to Mount Lofty Botanic Garden. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Historic and picturesque |
288 North Terrace Adelaide, SA 5000 Australia +61 8 8224 0666 http://www.ayershouse.com |
Regency styled Ayers House is one of Adelaide's fine old buildings, and the elegant conservatory setting of Henrys provides a perfect venue for lunch, dinner or social functions. Enjoy modern Mediterranean-style food with an accent on lightness and a wine list to tempt any visitor. And after your meal, perhaps a leisurely stroll around the stately mansion, once home to Sir Henry Ayers, one of South Australia's elder statesmen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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All aboard for luxury travel |
Great Southern Railway Burbridge Road, Mile End Adelaide, SA 5000 Australia +61 8 8213 4444 http://www.gsr.com.au |
Imagine a dinner table gleaming with polished silver and glassware, crisp linen tablecloth and attentive waiters. Wine glass in hand, watch as the sun sets over the eerily beautiful Nullarbor Plain. As dinner progresses the sky's colour changes from gold to deep purple. All this, with private cabins and toilette facilities, can be yours if you travel "Gold" or "Red Kangaroo" class on the famous Indian Pacific. Add comfortable lounges and excellent service. There is one wheelchair cabin for two people. Concessions and cheaper fares are also available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 A well kept secret |
Corner Bushman & Murray Streets Adelaide, SA 5352 Australia +61 8 8563 3988 |
This modest building just opposite the Tourist Centre disguises an elegant restaurant boasting fine dining and silver service. Everyone visits the Barossa Valley to taste the wines, so most of the region's restaurants have very comprehensive wine lists--Juergies is no exception. Coupled with international cuisine and an intimate atmosphere, chef, Juergen Leib, offers a delightful menu featuring seasonal produce, which is sure to delight you. Naturally, Juergies is very popular so reservations are essential. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The King Down Under |
161 Melbourne Street Adelaide, SA 5006 Australia +61 (0)8 8367 0222 http://www.thelionhotel.com/ |
The Lion was once a hotel, but is now, in the management's own words, a "sophisticated restaurant, entertainment and functions complex". Few people have grown up in Adelaide and are yet to visit this city landmark. The eatery has won several awards, including the Australian Hotels' Association "Best Restaurant" title in 1999 and 2001, and was bestowed the AHA's "National Award for Excellence-Best Restaurant Australia" in 2002. There's also a gaming area where you can try your luck while nibbling on complimentary snacks. What's more, you can book meetings, functions and parties in their various private rooms, and grab the lion's share of votes as the host with the most! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Heaven for foodlovers |
Pheasant Farm Road Adelaide, SA 5355 Australia +61 8 8562 4477 / +61 8 8563 0204 http://www.maggiebeer.com.au |
One of South Australia's best-known gourmet chefs, Maggie Beer, offers visitors a selection from fine wine to espresso coffee with her famed antipasto. Purchase farm and gourmet produce, such as pickled figs and Kalamata olives, or a title from Maggie's informative and diverting range of books. Do not miss out on Maggie's signature dish, the delicious Pheasant Farm Pate, which started as a sideline and is now exported all over the world. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A gourmet's delight |
A Taste of South Australia Wine Tours GPO Box 250 Adelaide, SA 5001 Australia +61 8 8271 7777 http://www.tastesa.com.au/ |
This excellent tour has options to enjoy and learn about the fruits of the region. Wine is paramount, but flowers, cheese, herbs, almonds, olives, venison and yabbies are also important. Apart from wine-tasting at principal wineries such as Fox Creek, Wirra Wirra and D'Arenberg, there is a chance to hear from winemaker Geoff Merrill of Mount Hurtle's vineyard. See Coriole's stunning panorama and Hardy's Chateau Reynella. Lunch is at the charming Salopian Inn. Bookings are essential. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tranquil location by the lake |
Kangarilla Road McLaren Vale Adelaide, SA 5171 Australia +61 8 8323 8911 |
Welcome to Andrew Garrett's McLaren's on the Lake Wine Resort Hotel and Conference Centre. Close to the wineries and attractions of Adelaide's southern vales, all rooms have views to the picturesque grounds with their stately gum trees. MaLarens makes a great relaxation escape, which ever the season, so ask about special rate packages. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A sports vision for the future |
Memorial Drive North Adelaide Adelaide, SA 5006 Australia |
"State of the art" is a term that befits the Memorial Drive complex. Clean, modern, ergonomic and air-conditioned, the club is lavished with high-tech facilities. Outdoor tennis courts, glass-backed squash courts, indoor and terrace pools, spa-bath, steam room, cardio work-out and weights room, plus, naturally, an aerobics studio. When the club bar, restaurant, sports store, child-care and entertainment suites are taken into account, this club has clearly left little to chance. In addition, a range of tailored individual and family memberships are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 All supplies under one roof |
Rundle Mall Adelaide, SA 5000 Australia |
Shop, workout, have a hair cut and eat a hearty meal all under the one roof. This centre features over 120 specialty stores, as well as the Myer store, Fernwood Female Fitness Centre, three cafes and the International Food Court. Buy yourself a new outfit, browse in a bookshop or find the perfect gift for a friend. Then relax in a cafe with a cappuccino, or choose from the wide selection of yummy meals in the terrace Food Court. And before the "I've-eaten-too-much" guilt sets in, take off to level four and work out in the exclusive, women only gym. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Wine country resort |
Golf Links Road Rowland Flat Adelaide, SA 5352 Australia +61 8 8524 0000 |
Set among rolling hills in South Australia's famous Barossa Valley, the rebadged Novotel Barossa Valley Resort overlooks Jacob's Creek, known for the popular wine which bears its name. The resort provides quality accommodation close to all major attractions and wineries, and lies adjacent to the recently up-graded Tanunda Golf Course. With its resort facilities, the Novotel makes a fabulous getaway and an ideal base for touring. As a conference destination it offers the latest in facilities and technology. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Rural escape with metropolitan convenience |
Grants Gully Road Clarendon Adelaide, SA 5157 Australia +61 8 8383 6166 |
Though close to the city, Clarendon still has the trappings of a tiny country town-a wonderful escape, complete with captivating views and energizing country walks. The historic buildings of the old Clarendon Winery perch on a hill overlooking the town. They are linked by a charming indoor garden to the restaurant and function center, which has a special atmosphere of its own. The complex lies close to the wineries of McLaren Vale. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Business & Pleasure |
55 Waymouth Street Adelaide, SA 5000 Australia +61 8 8115 8888 http://www.rendezvoushotels.com |
Set in the business district of the city, and handy to central transport links, this is a smart property catering mainly to the business traveler, but is also used by leisure guests. A swanky interior incorporates a comfortable lobby bar, albeit with an almost corporate look, and a neat fine-dining restaurant is located on the first floor. Fitness fanatics will appreciate the indoor lap pool with views to the street. A few balconies are included in the modern design of this 18-storey tower and are quite polished. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Adelaide's premier golf course |
328 Tapley's Hill Road Seaton Adelaide, SA 5023 Australia +61 8 8356 5511 http://www.royaladelaidegolf.c... |
Founded in 1892, the Adelaide Golf Club only acquired its 'Royal' status in 1923. The course has changed considerably over the years. Initially the location changed--several times--but now it is the character of this seaside links that continues to evolve. With cleverly contoured greens and yawning bunkers, the current course at Seaton is generally recognized as Adelaide's premier golfing venue. The Australian Open championship has been held here on nine occasions. Facilities at the club are available to corporate organizations. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Close to the action |
24 Dequetteville Terrace Kent Town Adelaide, SA 5067 Australia +61 8 8363 5676 http://www.royalcoach.com.au |
Well appointed and well located, the Royal Coach Motor Inn offers easy accommodation whether you are in Adelaide for business or leisure. The motor inn lies just a few minutes walk from Adelaide's popular east end and the city's many attractions. The Royal remains popular with those visiting Adelaide for nearby special events, such as the Adelaide International Horse Trials and motor racing's Clipsal 500. Many also stay here as a base for touring the wine regions and Adelaide Hills. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fantasy and reality on disc |
248 Franklin Street Adelaide, SA 5000 Australia +61 8 8410 3111 http://www.softwaresu.com.au |
If it is software you are after, this is the place to go. Conveniently located in the city, and open seven days, they have a complete range of office and games software, as well as educational and information resource titles. A software database enables hard-to-find titles to be located and ordered. Helpful staff can give you guidance with your selection, or browse the shelves at your leisure. There is also a comprehensive range of hardware, including computers, printers, scanners, notebooks, video cards, monitors, keyboards, mice, sound cards, modems and email cameras. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Heart of the East End |
299 Rundle Street Adelaide, SA 5000 Australia +61 8 8223 2934 |
A focal point of Adelaide's restaurant district, the Stag often becomes a meeting place for visiting celebrities during the city's "big occasions"--such as the Clipsal 500 car races and the International Horse Trials. Such events are all within easy walking distance of the Stag. The Stag offers fresh and exciting food, and the hotel balcony, with its parkland views, is much in demand for functions. Oysters are a specialty here, so look out for the Stag's special value promotions. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The Great Aussie Fish Cafe |
76 Gouger Street Adelaide, SA 5000 Australia +61 8 8410 0909 http://www.stanleys.com.au |
Right next door to Adelaide's Central Market, multi-award winner Stanley's is freely acknowledged as one of Australia's premier seafood restaurants. A well-known meeting place for the sports followers of Adelaide, Stanleys' serves a wide variety of fresh, delicious seafood. Lobster is a specialty and if you have not tried South Australian lobster, this is the place to enjoy the luscious taste of its snowy white flesh. Stanley's boasts a 120-seat courtyard function room and can provide outside catering for groups of 60 or more. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Bullseye every time |
Adelaide Centrepoint City Corner Pultney and Rundle Streets Adelaide, SA 5000 Australia +61 8 8232 6999 http://www.target.com.au |
With over 130 stores in Australia, Target is recognized as the nation's leading discount department store. It offers men's, women's and children's wear, electrical goods, Manchester, home wares, and entertainment supplies--all at excellent prices. It is worth keeping an eye out for the fairly frequent sales, whereby a specific department is discounted by about 10%. The store prides itself on offering exceptional customer service, and is constantly evolving to meet the needs of its clientèle. Gift registry and mail order services are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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All your shopping, plus service |
111 West Lakes Boulevard West Lakes Adelaide, SA 5021 Australia +61 8 8356 7488 |
Situated next to Football Park Stadium, this vast shopping centre features Coles, Kmart, Harris Scarfe, David Jones, Woolworths, numerous specialty shops, cafes and an international food court. Whether you come to do the weekly shopping, buy a gift, or book an exotic holiday, you will appreciate all the services on offer. Wheelchairs, strollers and power-shoppers are available free of charge. The customer service crew is on hand to assist with all your queries, and a Parent's Room offers privacy for feeding and changing. Shop till you drop here, with a Welcome Wagon happy to deliver you to your car! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Shoppping, eating and movies |
297 Diagonal Road Oaklands Park Adelaide, SA 5046 Australia http://www.westfield.com.au |
Have you ever been to a shopping complex that satisfies your every whim? Well, whether you are looking for a kitten or a kettle, spaghetti or confetti, a clock or a wok, chances are that you will find it here. Situated over two levels, this enormous shopping center features six major department stores, two supermarkets, a food court and hundreds of specialty shops. The center also boasts a number of restaurants, clubs, cafes, and Australia's largest (30-screen) cinema complex. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A mammoth shopping centre |
976 North East Road Modbury Adelaide, SA 5092 Australia +61 8 8264 2648 http://www.westfield.com.au |
Servicing Modbury and the surrounding suburbs, this mammoth shopping centre provides ample free-parking space, and is also easy to reach by the O-Bahn-Adelaide's highly efficient bus on tracks. The shopping centre offers a Bi-lo, Big W, Coles, Kmart, Myer, Woolworths and Target, as well as a plethora of specialty shops and a cinema. Special services include the Westfield Welcome Wagon and courtesy bus; free stroller, wheelchair and scooter hire; excellent parents' rooms for feeding and changing nappies, and a trolley-minding service. Review © 2007, Wcities |