Adelaide City Food and Street Art Walking Tour

Adelaide, Australia

Enjoy a 3.5 hour food and street art walking tour of Adelaide CBD with your local guide. Discover a mix of history and modern day quirky street art as you venture through the streets of Adelaide tasting a number of gourmet sweet and savory snacks along the way. Stop for a delicious lunch in one of the local cafes or restaurants before finishing your walking tour.

Departing from the East End, your local guide will begin your 3.5 hour walking tour taking you through the highlights of the city.

Winding your way around the Adelaide CBD, feast on scrumptious delights while being shown some of the quirkier sights of Adelaide. Experience everything from savory snacks to gourmet sweets along the way as your local guide takes you through popular local food hubs and cafes.

Your local guide aims to support the small local cafes and restaurants that are off the beaten track, featuring utterly sumptuous food made with local ingredients. You will learn about Adelaide's street art, history and a number of interesting facts along the way.

This tour caters for all dietary requirements, please advise your local guide guide at the time of booking if you require anything specific.

USD $76.00

Traveler Reviews

Review by:   Jeff P,    October 2016
Slow to get going but in the very enjoyable

Review by:   Sally W,    September 2016
Great morning, discovered a range of delightful eateries. Tour guide knowledgeable and full of enthusiasm.

Review by:   Deidre Morey M,    July 2016
It was okay, but expensive. The tour was late getting started as the first restaurant had some sort of problem. The breakfast/brunch was ok, but not great. The walking tour was interesting and informative and took us all over the city. The food was in a strange order and there were hold ups with paying bills and getting served. I think the hop-on-hop-off bus would have been a better option.

Review by:   Mr Reginald A R,    May 2016
Guide was excellent as were the food choices and locations. The artwork seen was varied and different from the usual sub-standard graffiti often portrayed as street-art.

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