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| Monday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Tuesday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Wednesday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Thursday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Friday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Saturday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Sunday | open 24 hours | |||||
Grote Street, 5000, Adelaide, Adelaide City Council, AU Australien
contacts phone: +61 8 8203 7203
website: www.adelaideparklands.com.au
larger map & directionsLatitude: -34.928133, Longitude: 138.5999216
David Storch
::Nice fountain on the south side of park would be good to sit and have your lunch If it is a sunny day ...PS. no seats or tables
Anil reddy
::It's the center of Adelaide city. Nice place to hang around and relax. Most of the food festival happens here. In the evening there will be lot of people with skateboard. It got a water fountain. Quite peaceful place too.
Ben Davis
::Another great Adelaide piazza expression. We are here for the Grounded Festival and it’s lovely. Lots of shade over the grasses area near the fountains. It’s like someone has designed the area specifically for public entertainment. It’s fantastic. It will be perfect once the trees mature and bring even more share and interest to the place.
Lauren Reed
::The best thing about Victoria Square, apart from the tram dropping you right there, and the food trucks setting up shop, and the atmosphere, seating, etc is be fact that it brings every one together. On a hot day all the kids are playing in the fountain, all the parents are standing around watching and laughing and chatting to one another. The kids are playing with each other too. The teenagers are playing too, adults as well. There is enough space so that no one is in any one else’s way. There are special events on in the square during he year, he most recent was the Christmas one, there was craft, live music, performers etc and it was all free. This was a lot of fun for the kids.
Cecilia Fox
::Saw this in my contribution list and couldn't figure out if I'd been. Also known as Victoria Square. Really don't pay much attention to it. Sorry. I know it's got nice seating areas and some grass for kids to play on. Mainly though it is used for festivals and events, so it's hard to think of as it is permanently. Trams to and from Glenelg have a stop at the western side.