Once home to stately South Terrace mansions and humble laneway worker’s cottages, Adelaide’s south west quarter was alive with trade, manufacturing, arts and produce. A long and proud history is evident in the restored facades of original buildings, complemented by a new wave of carefully considered architecture and artistic industry.
Gilbert Street is fast becoming one of Adelaide’s most popular bar precincts. Book yourself a table at historic local pubs – The Duke of Brunswick or The Gilbert Street Hotel, where the beer and bar menu is as welcoming as the venue itself. Try the cellar door at Five O’Clock somewhere, or settle in for a fireside beer on tap at John Doe's Local Bar.
Gilbert Street has swiftly become a hot spot in the city’s creative scene. Some of Adelaide’s most notable architectural firms, interior design studios and ad agencies have set up shop on Gilbert Street, bringing together a host of Adelaide’s best creative minds.
The Austin sits in a true urban oasis, with an abundance of parks, playgrounds and landscaped gardens. Just a moment’s walk away are Lundie Gardens, Whitmore Square and Princess Elizabeth Playground. short walk away is pristine Veale Gardens. With its manicured lawns, garden of roses and mini waterfalls, this beautifully designed park is the perfect spot to pause and unwind. Take a book and enjoy the tranquillity of this urban sanctuary moments from your front door.