The CBD: the square mile inside the parklands
Colonel Light laid the city out as a grid, and it still makes Adelaide the easiest Australian capital to find your way around. King William Street runs north to south through Victoria Square, Rundle Mall is the shopping spine, Hindley Street is the late-night end of town, and North Terrace carries the museums, the university buildings, the railway station and the convention centre. All of it sits inside a ring of parklands, so nothing in the centre is more than a short walk or a free tram ride away.
Most bookings in the square mile are hotel visits. The bigger hotels cluster along North Terrace and around Victoria Square, with serviced apartments scattered through the south-east corner of the grid. In-call apartments are found on the quieter streets towards the south and east, and the exact address normally follows once the time is agreed.
Plenty of Adelaide escorts based outside the centre will come into the city for an evening, because the trip in is short from almost anywhere. Weeknights after the conference crowd has had dinner are steady; Friday and Saturday fill early.
For the centre itself, start with Adelaide 5000. North of the river is covered on the next page, and if you would rather choose by the kind of advertiser, the independent escorts in Adelaide page lists those who book for themselves.
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