Rundle Mall Visitor Information Centre

This is a small mall, but there's a lot going on. It's the first pedestrian mall in Australia to be created from a street that previously had traffic running along it. It only covers one city block, between King William and Pulteney Streets, but the shop frontages are deceptive. At almost every step there's a shopping arcade or larger centre to explore. At the King William Street end, the architecture is lovely - look up and you'll see Behive Corner, complete with a bee on the gargoyle of the building. On the other side is a lovely bluestone building - it's quite beautiful. The free tram runs past here too, with a stop right at the corner. Within the pedestrian precinct you'll find eateries and cafes, further west past Pulteney Street are designer stores and several restaurants. Take your time and have a good look.

The Rundle Mall is an attractive space filled with shops, cafes and restaurants, some of which offer live music. It's a good place for tourists and visitors to Adelaide to hang outprior to organising a trip to the Barossa Valley or Victor Harbour.