Venue/Location/Transport

Venue

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The Stamford Grand Adelaide

2 Jetty Road

Glenelg  SA  5045

Ph: 08 8376 1222

Website: www.stamford.com.au/sga/

With a character reminiscent of the grand European hotels of the Victorian era, The Stamford Grand Adelaide is one of Australia’s leading resort style hotels. Situated in the heart of the vibrant seaside community of Glenelg, featuring 241 spacious guest rooms, elegant suites and fully serviced apartments, the Stamford Grand Adelaide affords excellent views of Glenelg beach as well as the city and Adelaide Hills.

The hotel is just a 10 minute drive from the airport and a 20 minute drive from Adelaide’s CBD.

Adelaide

Great food, fine wine, a sense of history and the good life can be found in the elegant City of Adelaide – the capital of South Australia and home to more than 1.1 million people. Adelaide boasts more restaurants per capita than any other city in Australia. It is also known as the wine capital of Australia with six of the top ten Australian wines made within a few hours drive of the city.

Adelaide is one of the best planned cities in the world, making it an easy city to get around. The compact city centre means that delegates are never far away from accommodation, restaurants, shopping and attractions. Most facilities are conveniently located near one another and all are within walking distance.

Adelaide’s cultural boulevard, North Terrace, is home to the Art Gallery of South Australia, the Bradman Cricket Museum and the South Australian Museum: home to one of the largest collections of Indigenous Australian artefacts in the world.

If you're thinking of attending the conference, you may like to know more about Adelaide. Here are some links that may be helpful.

·         Adelaide City Council's Visitor's Guide to Adelaide

·         Adelaide Online - lots of links to Adelaide web sites.

·         South Australian Tourism Commission

·         Lonely Planet World Guide | Destination Adelaide

·         Adelaide Metro - City map, with bus stops and timetables

·         Australian Rail Maps - Adelaide rail and tram map

Popular places to visit near Adelaide include Kangaroo island and Cleland Wildlife Park (for Australian wildlife), Adelaide Botanic Garden, the Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale, and the Clare Valley (winegrowing areas),  the picturesque Adelaide Hills, Victor Harbor (for whale-watching, mostly in winter), and the Murray River.

Local travel If you are travelling by air, the Adelaide airport is only 7 km from Adelaide’s CBD. Both taxi and airport shuttle bus services are available at the airport terminal. For details, see the Adelaide Airport Terminal One Transport web page.

Adelaide Metro’s tramline is FREE to ride between the Adelaide Railway Station and South Terrace and there is also a FREE City Loop bus service. The 99C City Loop service links with the tram at Victoria Square and North Terrace, taking passengers on a loop around the inner city covering destinations such as Rundle Street East, Hindley Street precinct, Central Markets, Botanic Garden and many more.

For further information on Adelaide FREE public transport and timetables, please visit the Adelaide Metro website.