What To Do In Adelaide During The Winter

Now that the madness of the summer festival season has gone there is no reason to stay inside this winter during the coolers months in Adelaide.

It is a great time to explore plenty of things Adelaide has to offer whether iti s a gallery, museum, new winery or restaurant.

In Winter the temperatures are relatively mild, so this means that there are a great deal of activities that can be enjoyed such too as cycling and walking. Also Adelaide does have one or two festivals during this period too.

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Ice Skating

This winter make sure you and your family head down the ice rink for some great fun. Ice ArenA Adelaide is the place to be. If you're not quite ready to get out on the ice yet, they can provide you with a free lesson where you'll learn all the basics of skating!

From skating, stopping and falling safely, this will cover it all so you enjoy your first experience skating. Ice skating is great for exercise, leisure, traveling and the fundamental building blocks various sports. Learning to skate is the first step into this fun world of ice. The IceArenA's Skate school runs under the Aussie Skate program, designed for all ages.

IceArenA brings you Snow Play morning sessions during the school term from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. It’s a terrific two hour session for children aged 5 years and under to experience snow in a safe, fun filled arena all year round.

Hahndorf

Wrap yourselves up in your Winter woollies and head to the Adelaide Hills. Hahndorf is a great place to start. Head to a cafe, sit by the fire and indulge in some goodies or browse some of the unique and quirky shops with all kinds of offerings.

Hahndorf is Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement. Explore boutiques, hearty German pubs, souvenir stores and gourmet delicatessens

Waterfall Walks

The wonderful rain we’ve already had means that our waterfalls are flowing with plenty of water.

Morialta Conservation Park

Check out the Morialta First Falls – it’s a family friendly easy walk where you can even take a stroller.

Morialta Conservation Park is currently undergoing an exciting upgrade to include a unique new nature playspace.

Waterfall Gully

See the water flowing at Waterfall Gully where you can also have breakfast at Utopia Restaurant, or stop for a coffee and snack.

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