Rundle Mall

With over 700 retail outlets, 300 services, 3 department stores, 15 arcades and centres and over 5,000 car parking spaces, you can expect it all in Rundle Mall.

As South Australia's premier shopping destination, Rundle Mall is home to the biggest and best range of brands, including exclusive flagships H&M, Tiffany & Co. and Sephora, alongside some of the state's best restaurants and dining destinations.

Located in the heart of Adelaide between the city's buzzing east end and vibrant west end, Rundle Mall is a bustling hub of activity and excitement year-round.

The rich history of the Precinct, along with its proximity to museums and art galleries, has cemented Rundle Mall as a cultural landmark within South Australia.

The length of the Mall features award-winning artworks, including the iconic work The Spheres by Bert Flugelman, affectionately known as the Mall's Balls', joined by newer additions Pigeon by Paul Sloan and A Day Out by Marguerite Derricourt.

Throughout the year, Rundle Mall plays host to a series of major events, including Tasting Australia and ADL Fashion Week, as well as activations, pop-ups and a diverse range of world-class buskers to enthral the 42 million visitors welcomed to the Mall annually.

Open

Rain, hail or shine, Rundle Mall is open 7 days a week, nearly every day of the year.

Monday - Thursday - 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
Friday - 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Saturday - Sunday - 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Parking

With more than 5,000 parking spaces available in Rundle Mall, it's easy to find a place to park when visiting.

Stephens Place, Adelaide SA 5000
Secure Parking, 90-100 Grenfell Street, Adelaide SA 5000
Wilson Parking, 225 North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000
Wilson Parking, Corner Pulteney and Rundle Street, Adelaide SA 5000
U Park, 9-17 Gawler Place, Adelaide SA 5000
U Park,163-185 Rundle Street, Adelaide SA 5000
U Park, 18-34 Wyatt Street, Adelaide SA 5000

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Getting There

By bus
Bus services from most metropolitan Adelaide suburbs stop on all of Rundle Mall's boundary streets - North Terrace, King William Street, Grenfell Street and Pulteney Street.

If you're already within the CBD, Adelaide Metro runs a free City Loop Bus (99C) which stops at Rundle Mall.

Please visit the Adelaide Metro website to find out which service is best for you.

By train
Rundle Mall is just a few minutes walk from The Adelaide Railway Station, which is the terminus for trains from Belair (Adelaide Hills), Gawler Central (north), Outer Harbor & Grange (west) and Seaford & Tonsley (south).

Rundle Mall is a short five-minute walk from the station. Alternatively, you can jump on the City Loop Bus (99C) or the tram, both which stop near the western entrance of the Mall on King William Street and are free from the station.

Please visit the Adelaide Metro website to find out which service is best for you.

By tram
Adelaide Metro's tram services run between Glenelg Beach, the Adelaide Entertainment Centre in Hindmarsh, Festival Plaza and the Adelaide Botanic Garden, and all services stop right outside Rundle Mall's western entrance on King William Street.

If you're already in the CBD, jumping on the tram won't cost a thing, as Adelaide Metro offers free travel between the South Terrace tram stop, the Entertainment Centre, Adelaide Botanic Garden and Festival Plaza.

Please visit the Adelaide Metro website to find out which service is best for you, and full timetables.

By car
With more than 5,000 parking spaces available in Rundle Mall, it's easy to find a place to park when visiting.

To work out which car park will be best for your visit, please see our parking page.

By taxi/rideshare
Rundle Mall is serviced by the following taxi ranks:

On Gawler Place in the middle of the Mall (northern side of Mall, near the Canopy)
On Pulteney Street (western side of street) at the eastern end of the Mall
On King William Street (eastern side of street) at the western end of the Mall
On North Terrace at the western end of the Mall (near the northern entrance to the Myer Centre)
On Grenfell Street (southern side of street) near the junction of King William Street at the western end of the Mall.

The Adelaide Visitor Information Centre at at 25 Pirie Street. Adelaide, has a large range of maps, brochures and even guides for Rundle Mall, Adelaide and South Australia to take away and use throughout your visit.