Adelaide Mansions Apartments
4 StarsArt Deco styled apartments, Balconies with street views
Art Deco styled apartments, Balconies with street views
Deluxe Corner Room panoramas, Signature Sweet Bed sleep
Parc Brasserie and Bar dining, Heated indoor lap pool and spa
Rooftop swimming pool and spa, La Boca Bar and Grill
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Award-winning Shiki Japanese cuisine
Corner rooms with dual-aspect views, Heated rooftop infinity pool
Heated outdoor swimming pool, South Australian culinary focus
Adelaide Oval sporting access, Historic 1920s architectural charm
Culshaws regional restaurant, Secure multi-access parking
Outdoor heated swimming pool, Secure underground parking
Adelaide Hills balcony views, Urban parkland apartment concept
Smart rooms with power showers, Twenty-four hour fitness studio
St Peter's Cathedral views, Five Regions degustation dining
Heated indoor swimming pool, Late-night guest pizza menu
Indoor heated pool and sauna, Award-winning Luma restaurant
Signature river and oval views, Modern Italian dining at iTL
Secure on-site parking, Executive spa suites
Authentic Italian dining at Tutto, European-inspired high-rise elegance
Historic underground tunnel access, Heritage-listed former Treasury Building
Indoor heated swimming pool, Modern French restaurant Garçon Bleu
Heritage pub stay experience, Private balconies with city views
Urban retreat with city-view baths, Suspended heated lap pool
Heated indoor swimming pool, Prime central business district location
Local dining charge-back service, Award-winning apartment living
Heritage Venetian Gothic architecture, Wakefield Street garden setting
Rooftop pool with city views, Rockford Restaurant and Bar
On-site Italian dining, Secure off-site parking
Heated rooftop swimming pool, Bi-folding window rooms
Tranquil South Parklands setting, Terrace Bar and Kitchen
Family-friendly accommodation, Central Hindley Street location
On-site Asian fusion cafe, Secure underground basement parking
Indoor heated lap pool, Prime North Terrace location
Heated outdoor infinity pool, Market & Meander restaurant
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North Terrace: A Capital Vacation Destination
Home to South Australia’s Parliament House and several of its most important cultural institutions, North Terrace is a lovely, tree-lined boulevard in Adelaide, the state capital. The neighbourhood around North Terrace is an ideal base for few days of sightseeing; the streets are studded with a good mix of hotels and bordered on three sides by some of the city’s finest green spaces, including the Adelaide Botanic Gardens. Top attractions such as the Adelaide Oval and the Adelaide Central Market are also within a short drive or pleasant stroll from North Terrace.
Go Mad for March
If you love a big, lively crowd, visit Adelaide during the third month of the year. The locals call it “Mad March” because at this time of the year, the city hosts an eclectic list of major festivals and events. Artists, performers, and musicians come from around the world to attend the Adelaide Fringe Festival and WOMAD, the World of Music and Dance festival. Car enthusiasts turn out in droves for the heart-pumping Clipsal 500; the supercar race is the “largest domestic motorsport event in Australia,” and is typically celebrated with massive street parties as well as big-ticket concerts. The second Monday in March is a state holiday and also the date of the Adelaide Cup, the “heart” of horse-racing in South Australia since its inception in 1864. These are just a few of the biggest of the many, many events in this exciting month.
Or Go Anytime but March
While Mad March is the best time if you love a big crowd, the second-best time is really any other month. Adelaide enjoys a mild, Mediterranean climate and is packed with year-round attractions, many of which you will find in or near North Terrace. With 80 specialist stalls selling everything from fresh local seafood to fine pastries, the Adelaide Central Market is a must-stop any day of the year. So too is the Adelaide Oval, even if you don’t have game or concert tickets in hand; climbing up the roof of this spectacular stadium for an exceptional view of the city by day, dusk, or starlight is one of the most popular things to do in Adelaide. The Victorian-era Mortlock Wing of the State Library was once named one of the “most beautiful libraries in the world,” and if that’s not enough eye candy for you, stroll down North Terrace to the Art Gallery of South Australia and continue on to the Adelaide Botanic Garden.
Where to Stay in North Terrace
In this leafy, pleasant part of Adelaide, accommodation is easy to find, whether you are seeking something straightforward and affordable or more opulent. In the former category, the ibis Adelaide Hotel and the Holiday Inn Express Adelaide City Centre are two popular picks. You will also be spoilt for choice in the mid-range; the polished Hotel Grand Chancellor Adelaide and the Mercure Grosvenor Hotel Adelaide are two among many options. The elegant Stamford Plaza Adelaide is among the most luxurious hotels in the neighbourhood, though if you are seeking a luxe apartment in a grand historical property, look no further than the Adina Adelaide Treasury, just a few blocks from North Terrace.
North Terrace is a top attraction in Adelaide, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near North Terrace, including popular choices like RNR Rundle Mall, Adelaide Mansions Apartments, The Richmond Hotel - Adelaide, Crowne Plaza Adelaide by IHG, Pullman Adelaide.
Discover nearby attractions, such as The University of Adelaide, North Terrace, Adelaide Arcade, State Library of South Australia, Ayers House, all within a convenient distance from North Terrace.