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Explore Adelaide's Markets and Local Businesses
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From the historic Adelaide Central Market to Rundle Mall and North Adelaide, a guide to Adelaide's shopping and local business areas.
Adelaide has plenty of places to shop and eat local. Here's a short guide. Cenlocal does not endorse individual businesses.
Adelaide Central Market
Established in 1869 on Grote Street, the Market says it is the oldest continuously operating market in its current location in Australia, with more than 70 traders under one roof selling fresh produce, specialty goods and food.
Trading hours: Tuesday 7am–5.30pm, Wednesday and Thursday 9am–5.30pm, Friday 7am–9pm, Saturday 7am–3pm. Closed Sunday, Monday and public holidays.
Gouger Street
Right beside the Central Market, Gouger Street is known for its restaurants and eateries.
Rundle Mall
Rundle Mall is the city's main pedestrian shopping strip, with department stores, arcades and specialty shops.
North Adelaide, the East End and Hutt Street
These areas have their own mix of cafes, restaurants and independent shops. Several are represented by local traders' associations.
Support local
Buying from independent traders helps keep local streets lively. Browse Adelaide businesses on Cenlocal to discover local services near you.
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