We were spoilt for choice with all that Rundle Mall had to offer on our visit! An underground opal mine, beautiful views of the mall from myer centre, a step back in time in the 1880s Adelaide Arcade, and a delicious selection of chocolates in Haighs. The mall is short and sweet, but walk slowly because you will easily walk past some of the smaller arcades, which is where we found some of our favourite shops! Keep an eye out for Balfours Bakery, Charlesworth Nuts, R.M Williams, Blackbys Sweet Shop and Haighs Chocolates if you are wanting to see some unique South Australian shops!

Comparable to Bourke Street Mall in Melbourne but longer. Plenty of diversions to curiously investigate and see what’s there. Sadly like Melbourne many shops in the side arcades for lease and empty. Wife happy as found a jacket style prior hunted in major retail shop. Pretty day and many shoppers on the move.

There are plenty of great eateries and shopping experiences to be had in Rundle Mall. Haigh's Chocolates is a must-do (and a must-sample!), as well as Victorian-style Adelaide Arcade and Gays Arcade. If you're needing a loo stop while meandering Rundle Mall, head into the Myer Centre building where you'll find them on most floors. A quick detour down James Place (which runs off Rundle Mall) is the speccy Blackeby's Old Sweet Shop. There are numerous side streets and lanes running off the mall that are worth exploring, too. Allow yourself a few hours to explore the mall and surrounds.

Rundle Mall is located in the Adelaide CBD, it has many retail and sightseeing wonders, including statues and well-known department stores such as Myer and David Jones. Rundle Mall is a high point of visiting Adelaide. Many of the specialized retail stores are fascinating and worth inspecting. Rundle Mall is a favorite destination for locals and visitors, it's always busy. It's a high point of visiting Adelaide, South Australia's capital.

rundle mall refers more to the ourdoor pedestrian-only avenue with shops on both sides look out for 1. pig statue 2. adelaide arcade 3. malls spheres 4. haigh’s chocolates 5. opal mine pty ltd underground museum (free)

The pedestrian street mall known as Rundle Mall was a wonderful stretch for browsing at leisure and picking the things that attracted. The big brands and the boutique shops were competing to entice the visitors while cafes and chocolatiers were offering their signature produce. There were several arcades with shops that were selling luxury brands, some were flagship stores and some were familiar retail outlets. Pedestrian area had interesting art work like the two stainless steel spheres nick named mall’s balls, small but very colourful Rundle mall fountain and the family of pigs enjoying their day out with one peeping into a bin may be with the intention of raiding it. The corner shop of South Australia’s Haigh’s Chocolates had some specialities for us to pick and the Koko Black at Adelaide arcade had a mouthwatering Hot chocolate drink which we relished. It was a place where we did not feel the time pass by and found the precinct to be well kept and clean.

We love Rundle Mall! I grew up in Australia but now live in US. It was great to see the pedestrian mall again. Rather eclectic group of people and buskers. Lively and plenty of shopping, no traffic to get in your way, lots of nice smelling galleries and boutique stores as well as Woolworths and Kmart. We stayed close so spent a lot of time there, great to walk around and soak in the atmosphere. Getting a photo with the balls is a must!