5 Unusual Things To Do In Adelaide
Fastrack Racing
Fastrack Racing Adelaide is situated at Mallala Motor Sport Park and is one of the slightly oddball things you can do in Adelaide. Experience a thrilling ride strapped into the passenger seat of a racing car, or even have a go driving yourself. Don’t worry, before you start you’ll receive thorough tuition from the expert pro drivers and instructors on hand. There will also be constant radio contact, just like the real thing, to help you complete the fastest lap possible for you! This is a great place to go for a fun day out, and it also offers full day events for corporate groups.
Haigh’s Chocolates Visitor Centre
The Haigh’s Chocolate Visitor Centre is conveniently located just a few minutes drive from the CBD of Adelaide. The factory and visitor centre are a must see for any chocolate lover.
Take the free twenty minute tour to find out about the history of the company – view the displays of original packaging and old machinery, as well as getting your helping of free tasters! You can also view the chocolate in production inside the factory, as well as getting insider tips on how to turn cocoa beans into delicious chocolate treats.
Classic Jets Fighter Museum
Take in a bit of war history with a visit to the Classic Jets Fighter Museum. The museum is home to a collection of aircraft built between the 50’s and 80’s flown by the Royal Australian Air Force and Royal Australian Navy. A number of other jet aircraft from the RAAF are also displayed, along with an impressive historical collection of aviation memorabilia.
Adelaide Gaol Museum
The Adelaide Gaol provides visitors with a fascinating insight into the life of a prisoner over the last 140 years. Take a trip round the informative museum displays and exhibitions inside the old Gaol watchtower and canteen. The Adelaide Gaol Museum is open to the public Monday to Friday between 11am and 4pm. Guided tours are also available every 45 minutes on Sundays and selected public holidays.
Shipwreck Zanoni
If diving is your thing, why not obtain a permit from the Martime Heritage Branch of the Department for Environment and Heritage, and explore the shipwrecked ‘Zanoni’. Situated about 10 nautical miles SE of Ardrossan, it is considered as one of the most fascinating wrecks in South Australian waters.
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