Things to do in Mount Torrens

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Mount Torrens
Mount Torrens
Mount Torrens
Mount Torrens
Mount Torrens

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1. Adelaide Oval

Come to the Adelaide Oval to watch sporting legends clash on the hallowed turf during a footy or cricket match. Boo or roar with the excited fans during a home game, or just sit back and enjoy the spectacle.
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Adelaide Oval which includes modern architecture

2. Adelaide Zoo

Adelaide is home to Australia’s only not-for-profit zoo, a leader in modern zoological techniques. The Adelaide Zoo features some 300 species, with a total of 1,800 animals inhabiting over eight hectares ( 20 acres).
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Adelaide Zoo which includes zoo animals and cuddly or friendly animals

3. Rundle Mall

When a 550-metre stretch of one of Adelaide’s main streets was closed off to cars in 1976, it created more than just a premier shopping precinct. It fused a century of history with contemporary cosmopolitan entertainment, making Rundle Mall the heart of the city.
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World-class shopping at over 700 stores, farm animals and even a few ghosts make this much more than a typical shopping mall.

4. University of Adelaide

Explore the University of Adelaide and its main campus, which contains many of Adelaide’s most beloved historic buildings. Stretching from North Terrace up to the River Torrens, the spacious university grounds are an interesting place to visit for historical landmarks and the buzz of the institution’s research and learning.
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University of Adelaide showing heritage architecture, a statue or sculpture and a church or cathedral

5. Adelaide Botanic Gardens

The sprawling Adelaide Botanic Garden flanks the northeast edge of the city. This extensive green space is made up of 48.5 hectares (120 acres) of landscaped parklands, glass houses and scientific research facilities. Founded in 1857, as envisioned by Adelaide’s original planner, Colonel William Light, the garden has a rich history of providing conservation, education and fascination.
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See how roses are tested for Australia’s climate while you return to nature in these historic gardens.

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