Fodor's Expert Review Victoria Square/Tarntanyangga

City Center Plaza/Square
Free

Known as the "place of the red kangaroo dreaming" to Kaurna traditional owners and designated by William Light as the geographical center of Adelaide, this public space is the city's focal point and a popular meeting spot. The fountain in the square, which is floodlighted at night, celebrates the three rivers that supply Adelaide's water: the Torrens, Onkaparinga, and Murray; each is represented by a stylized man or woman paired with an Australian native bird. The park hosts many events and attracts lunching office workers while shoppers and tourists come and go from the Glenelg-City Tram, which stops here on its way through the city.

Plaza/Square Free

Quick Facts

King William, Grote, and Wakefield Sts.
Adelaide, South Australia  5000, Australia

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