Top Things to do in Salisbury
10 Things to Do in Salisbury That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Salisbury, Australia including Ezyway Minibus, St Kilda Adventure Playground, GameRoom Essentials, Adelaide Warbirds, Thunderbird Slot Racing, Westfield Tea Tree Plaza, National Railway Museum Port Adelaide, Underwater Sports Diving Centre, Morialta Conservation Park, Adelaide Tramway Museum.
Restaurants in Salisbury
1. Ezyway Minibus
Overall Ratings
5 based on 80 reviews
At Ezyway Minibus, we run tours from Adelaide for small groups, from 2 to 24 people, to visit the highlights and attractions of South Australia, including the Adelaide Hills, Barossa Valley, Clare Valley, McLaren Vale and the Fleurieu Peninsula.No two tours are the same, and we work with you to show you the attractions that YOU are interested in. We can also suggest tours, based on YOUR age, interests and available time.So call us for an interesting and fun day out.
Reviewed By Chantal K
Ezyway Minibus were fabulous, friendly, helpful and professional from start to finish.
We recently held a Breast Cancer fundraiser wine tour with them and our guests can not stop raving about the day. To start with Ezyway generously discounted the bus for us as a donation to our fundraiser which we greatly appreciated. Our driver Bernard was just amazing! He engaged with the guests and was truly knowledgeable about the region. He played some great tunes for us on our travels and helped us stay on schedule all day. I have used many different bus companies in the past for events I have organised and I can not rate this company highly enough. They are just wonderful to deal with and I hope to use them for many more events in the future.
2. St Kilda Adventure Playground
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By Famof5Travellers - Mildura, Australia
Surprising find - huge playground, with massive slides and more. There are several slides, each a different length, shape and a different run down. Watch out for the bendy slide! As it turns it can burn (with speed). The pirate ship is pretty cool, with the bottom seemingly inundated with tidal flows, as the signage suggests. The large structure at the entrance of the playground offers a walk up and a great viewing point across the playground - with a slide and fireman's pole to get down.
The playground has flying foxes, great swings and an interesting ropes and cargo climbing structure. If the children love to spin, that's covered too!
3. GameRoom Essentials
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
WE HAVE NOW MOVED TO INGLE FARM SHOPPING CENTRE. cnr Walkley's and Montague Roads. Many places charge PER GAME. This can cause problems by children using their "credit" at different speeds. Usually the younger children have to wait for the older children to finish. Once the credit has been used up, there is nothing to do unless you "top up" the credit again. This can be very expensive for a short period of time. At GameRoom Essentials, once you pay your entry fee, there is no more to pay. Party's at GameRoom Essentials have always been one of our greatest services. We cater for birthdays, corporate events, Christmas shows, fund raising events, bucks and hens nights, youth groups and social clubs. When you hire GameRoom Essentials, you have a large private venue, not just a small room for your function. You have exclusive use of all the games and equipment, and no public are allowed entry while your function is in progress. Where else offers this kind of service.
Reviewed By tracymrayner
Everything went smoothly. Everyone had a great time. Its great to have a party venue where the parents can have as much fun as their kids
4. Adelaide Warbirds
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Greg A - Adelaide, Australia
I loved the idea of a flight over the Adelaide near districts in an real plane. At Adelaide Warbirds the flight was from Parafield, out to the gulf, some great aerobatics and back.
Dont have a big meal beforehand - i think we pulled about 4G and after a few barrel rolls and loop the pilot asked what i wanted to do - I said just fly straight for a while!
It was a Chinese trainer prop jet, the pilot an very experienced police spotter pilot.
the flight was about 25 mins but it was almost like a lifetime.
great views but even better air tricks.
I loved every minute even though I had to take it easy for a while while up there.
recommended
5. Thunderbird Slot Racing
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
With seven large tracks (38 lanes in total), including the high speed 'Blue King', as well a 1/24 scale quarter mile drag strip, Thunderbird Raceway is the biggest slot car shop and raceway in Australia. All of our tracks are available for casual lane hire whenever we're open, no booking required. Additionally, our raceway makes an excellent children's birthday party venue. If you're after a bit of competition, we host organised racing on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. In store, we stock a huge range of cars, home racing sets, parts, specialist slot car tools and accessories. Chances are, when it comes to slot cars, we'll have what you need.
Reviewed By MaxD859 - Adelaide, Australia
Professional slot car racing set up!
The event was a birthday party for our 7 year old Grandson, and the entire group loved it!
The staff took them through a period of slot car drag racing then track racing. Staff showd the children how to control the slot cars and made sure everyone had a go, by rotating the group through each activity.
There is a small room and a pie warmer and fridge so you can bring food and heat it up. Pie warmer is a bit slow and on high setting the bottom shelf burns, so take care. Put any food to be warmed up in early. There are also tea and coffee facilities in the room.
The boys wanted to run around and went into the car park, so maybe we should have allowed more time on the track.
Take care with the drag racing that littlies do not put their hands on the track as the cars are "flying". We kept them away from the track.
The staff are very good. Friendly and good with the children. Nice prizes and medallions for all the young competitors.
The slot cars are amazing, all provided by the facility. I noticed that you could also buy the cars, a great variety of them!
You can purchase coffee which is fine.
The owner has his 1961 Thunderbird parked out the front, it was under wraps but we had a look, it is beautiful. He told us he drives it every day.
Everyone loved the racing, children and parents and us grandparents.
The fars handle so much better than they did when I was a child! And go faster!
This is worth a visit! I noted that many of the customers were adults so its nit just for children!
6. Westfield Tea Tree Plaza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Tea Tree Plaza is Modbury's premier shopping destination, with everything you need in fashion, beauty, lifestyle and fresh produce.
Reviewed By Annasus2016 - Adelaide, Australia
This is a convenient place for shopping, eating, coffee, visit to the cinema, or attending to Post Office business. There are Shoe Shops, Travel Ware, Manchester and House Wares, among many others, as well as large Supermarkets for weekly food shopping. Rooftop parking is provided,...MoreHi Annasus2016, Thank you for taking the time to review Tea Tree Plaza. Its great to see that you enjoy your time here. We hope to see you again soon.
7. National Railway Museum Port Adelaide
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 250 reviews
Explore the history of Australian Railways in this engaging museum. You will encounter numerous displays of various railway artifacts and see steam and diesel trains at work.
Reviewed By David S - Melbourne, Australia
We heard about this place a couple of years ago when touring the Peterborough railway museum. Displays are spread over two large sheds and comprise South Australian and Commonwealth Railways engines and carriages. Lots of other displays including a large model railway and theatrette showing a short film about building the railway across the Nullabor. Sadly could not climb into the many old steam engines there but could wander trough many of the carriages including the historic Tea and Sugar train. Only a short walk from the station or bus stop if travelling on public parking from Adelaide and good size car park.
8. Underwater Sports Diving Centre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Underwater Sports is a family owned Scuba Diving and Snorkelling business, providing Scuba Lessons, Dive & Snorkel Tours, Discover Scuba Dives, Boat dives, and much more. Celebrating 21 years this year, located in Adelaide, we offer day tours including pickup in the city, diving with the Leafy Sea Dragon or the exHMAS Hobart wreck. We are a licensed Marine Parks Tour Operator. We also offer 2-3 day private tours to dive Kangaroo Island. Our office is open 6 days a week, but our tours operate 7 days a week.
Reviewed By alan t - Adelaide, Australia
I live in Adelaide and have been diving with Underwater Sports for over 15 years. Dave and Jolie are great people to dive with, Dave's knowledge of SA diving is second to none. If you are interested in diving the HMAS Hobart, or seeing the amazing Leafy Sea Dragon, then Dave can get you there and back in his boat Alladin (You even get a sausage sizzle on board). I feel completely safe diving with them, as Dave uses experienced guides and won't take people out if conditions are at all risky.
If you are interested in local diving, buying or renting quality gear, learning to dive or overseas dive trips, I would highly recommend them.
9. Morialta Conservation Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By annejim2016 - Aldgate, Australia
We visited for the first time today with grandsons 9 and 7. The boys happily entertained themselves for over 3 hours with no calls for food, absolutely amazing!!! There was plenty of variety on the play equipment, walls to climb and a creek area to...MoreThank you for your thoughtful comments. Yes it is busy in school holidays but early in the day is often good - when the kids have most energy too!
10. Adelaide Tramway Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By AdelaideTraveller888 - Adelaide, Australia
This museum is located at St Kilda, not the CBD, so you will need to drive there. We recently attended the opening day of the new St Kilda playground which provided tram rides to this museum. So glad to have visited! So many trams, buses and buildings to explore, this will delight any train / rail enthusiast, young or not so young.
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