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Please note our new date of Thursday 26th November 2026
Please note our new date of Thursday 26th November 2026
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Things To Do

The Wedding Website of Suzy Builder and Alex Trimble
We are so excited to be celebrating our wedding with you in beautiful South Australia, where we first met. We have put together some local recommendations below to help you make the most of your time in Adelaide, particularly if you are planning a holiday of your own before or after the wedding. From stunning beaches and world-class wine regions to vibrant city life and unforgettable wildlife experiences, Adelaide and its surrounds truly have something for everyone. Getting around Adelaide is straightforward in the city, with buses, trains and trams connecting the main areas. For exploring beyond the city or visiting regions not well served by public transport, hiring a car is the easiest way to go. As November to February is peak season in Adelaide, we would recommend pre-booking any tours/day trips. Of course, feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions. Le Grá (With Love), Suzy & Alex
City Highlights

City Highlights

Adelaide, SA, Australia

Adelaide offers a wonderful mix of culture, nature and city life. Below are some of the city’s most famous attractions to help you make the most of your visit. Rundle Mall Adelaide’s vibrant main shopping street, where you'll find boutiques, major brands, cafés and public art. Central Market An iconic food hub with locally guided tasting tours or self explore the incredible fresh produce, artisan and multicultural food. Adelaide Gardens Visit the Adelaide Botanic Gardens (North Terrace), or the Himeji Garden (Glen Osmond Road) for a scenic stroll or picnic. South Australian Museum Natural history, Aboriginal cultures, fossils and more. Adelaide Zoo Located in North Adelaide and a great day out with native and exotic animals.

Wineries

Wineries

SA, Australia

South Australia is one of Australia’s premier wine destinations, with many world-class wineries and cellar doors worth visiting. Adelaide Hills Cool climate wines; excellent Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc and sparkling plus beautiful views and food, 15 - 30 min from Adelaide (and closest to the venue). Recommendations: Shaw + Smith, The Lane Vineyard, Sidewood Estate, Bird in Hand, Golding Wines, Hahndorf Hill / Nepenthe Wines. McLaren Vale Great for reds like Shiraz, Grenache and Cabernet, plus Mediterranean varieties and lovely lunch spots. 45 mins south of Adelaide. Recommendations: d’Arenberg Cube (also has an interactive museum), Coriole Vineyards, Wirra Wirra Wines , Alpha Box & Dice, Gemtree Wines, Bec Hardy, Chalk Hill Wines. Barossa Valley One of the world’s most famous wine regions, known for rich Shiraz and Cab Sav. 1 hr north of Adelaide. Recommendations: Penfolds Barossa Cellar Door, Seppeltsfield, Kalleske Wines, Wynns Coonawarra Estate.

Beaches

Beaches

SA, Australia

Adelaide’s coastline is one of its biggest highlights, the shared coastal path runs for kilometres along the shoreline which is perfect for walks, bike rides or a casual seaside stroll. It links many beaches together, making it easy to explore at your own pace. Brighton, Glenelg, Henley & Grange Beaches: - Easy to access from the city - Cafés, restaurants and bars right on the water - Great for swimming, sunset drinks and people‑watching Further South: (If You Have a Car / Wish to do Day Trips) - Noarlunga Beach: Known for its reef, snorkelling and relaxed vibe - Aldinga Beach: Wide open space, dramatic cliffs and crystal‑clear water (you can also drive your car all the way up onto the sand) - Second Valley: A local favourite for swimming and cliff views - Victor Harbour: Coastal views, walks, whale watching (May - October) and year-round dolphin sightings. Don’t miss the famous Port Elliot Bakery if you travel this way!

Suburban Hot Spots

Suburban Hot Spots

If you’d like to explore beyond the city centre, these areas are full of great food, boutiques and local charm: Unley Leafy streets, cafés and independent shops A relaxed, village‑style atmosphere Goodwood Popular with locals for brunch, bakeries and small bars Easy to reach and great for a casual morning or afternoon wander Norwood Lively main street (The Parade) with shopping, dining and bars Great mix of local and well‑known brands

Cafés

Cafés

If you are like Suzy and love to explore a new city via its coffee and brunch, Adelaide has some pretty amazing spots - see below for some of Suzy's hottest recommendations.. City Locations: - Part time lover - Peter Rabbit (City West) - ⁠My Kingdom for a Horse - ⁠⁠Seoul Sisters (City South) In the Suburbs: - Argo on the Parade (Norwood) - Whistle & Flute (Unley) - ⁠A Mother’s Milk (Unley) - ⁠Pickle in the Middle (Unley) - ⁠Bricks & Stones (Unley) - ⁠He said she said (Hyde Park) - Froth and Fodder (Kurralta Park) Near the Beach: - OAR (West Lakes) (Note from Suzy: the best French toast ever!) - ⁠MALOBO (Henley Beach) - ⁠Good Day (Somerton Park) - ⁠Alimentary Eatery (Brighton - Suzy’s fave) - ⁠Juniper and Pine Cafe (Brighton)

Day Trips and Activities

Day Trips and Activities

SA, Australia

If you have some extra time, there are plenty of memorable day trips and activities to enjoy. Strawberry Picking Fun and family friendly (and close to the wedding venue), head down to Beerenberg farm for a wholesome day of delicious strawberry picking! Adelaide Oval Rooftop Tour A guided rooftop climb offering incredible views across Adelaide from the Adelaide Oval (one of Australia’s most iconic sporting venues which hosts cricket, AFL and major events year-round). Monarto Safari Park An open-range safari zoo featuring African wildlife, just over an hour’s scenic drive from Adelaide. Adelaide Tree Climb Enjoy an outdoor treetop adventure in Adelaide, perfect for families and thrill-seekers alike. Bounce Adelaide A franchise of trampoline parks with a couple of different locations - perfect for kids, big and small!

Kangaroo Island

Kangaroo Island

SA, Australia

One of South Australia’s most breathtaking destinations, known for its wildlife, dramatic landscapes and local produce. It’s easily reached from Adelaide by a short flight (40mins) or by driving to Cape Jervis and catching the ferry (approx 4hrs).