How to Get Here

The Living End celebrates living wine and the good life with which it is linked. It is not just a series of exhibits. It is a place to have experiences, picnics, food, wine and to have life.

Illustration by Roger Roberts

Legend

1. Adelaide Zoo
2. Botanic Gardens
3. National Wine Centre

You can also download the map accompanying the Living End (pdf 13MB).

The National Wine Centre of Australia is adjacent to the Botanic Gardens of Adelaide, in the north east part of the City. The pedestrian entrance is located on Botanic Road, the continuation of North Terrace. You can also walk through the Botanic Gardens to the Centre.

By Bus

The National Wine Centre is easily accessible by public transport.
The Adelaide Free Buses - catch the City Loop (99C) around the city and stop at Botanic Gardens/East Terrace. The Botanic Road entrance to National Wine Centre is approximately 200 metres walk East.

Adelaide Metro buses including the O-Bahn bring you to the National Wine Centre bus stop either on Botanic Road (stop 1) or on Hackney Road (stop 2) . More information about itineraries and timetables are available at the Passenger Transport InfoCentre corner King William and Currie Streets (call 8210 1000 or toll free on 1800 182 160).

The Adelaide Explorer bus also stops at key visitor attractions around Adelaide, including the National Wine Centre (call 8).

By Car

A passenger set down area is available on Hackney Road. Short term parking is available along Hackney Road and Plane Tree Drive, and car parks are located on Frome Road, Rundle Street and North Terrace. Please note on-site parking facilities are limited.

Accessibility

The National Wine Centre of Australia complies with regulations regarding public buildings and offers disabled access and facilities for visitors.