Food & Drink in Adelaide, SA

Food & Drink in Adelaide, SA

Victoria Square / Tarntanyangga is Adelaide’s geographic centre. Located at the crossroads of King William and Grote-Wakefield Streets, the Square is a main thoroughfare between the city’s north-south and east-west corridors. Thousands of South Australians use Victoria Square / Tarntanyangga, either as pedestrians or commuters, each day. The Square is surrounded by some of the state’s most significant historic and contemporary civic buildings, each occupied by legal and commercial professionals and government office workers. Students are attracted to the new international university precinct within the Square. Ground-level retail businesses are being established around the Square’s perimeter to support the growing worker and student populations. The Karuna translation of tarntanyangga is red kangaroo dreaming. Tandanya (or tarntanya) was the dundagunya tribe’s central camp, and located where the current square sits today. Princess Victoria was heir to the throne of England, later Queen Victoria. The square plays host to a diverse range of events and activities in the heart of the city. Traversed by the tram, it's easy to access and with cafes and the Adelaide Central Market nearby, there's always plenty to see and do.