Rundle Park

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Rundle Park, also known as Park 13, is a part of the Adelaide Parklands. It is bounded by East Terrace, Botanic Road, Dequetteville Terrace and Rundle Road. In 2006 and 2007 this park was the site of the Garden of Unearthly Delights, a part of the Adelaide Fringe Festival, which featured a variety of film and theatre shows, as well as a carnival including a Ferris wheel.

v t e Parks and Squares of the City of Adelaide

Squares	Victoria Square Light Square Hindmarsh Square Hurtle Square Whitmore Square Wellington Square (North Adelaide)

Parklands	(1) (Piltawodli) Adelaide Golf Links War Memorial Drive (2) (Padipadinyilla) Adelaide Aquatic Centre (3) (Kandarilla) (4) (Kangattilla) (5) (Ngampa yerta) (6) (Nanto Womma) (7) (Kuntingga) (8) (Barnguttilla) (9) (Tidlangga) (10) (Warnpangga) (11) (Tainmundilla) Botanic Garden Botanic Park Zoo Wine Centre RAH IMVS Adelaide Uni UniSA (12) (Karrawirra) Adelaide Uni UniSA Art Gallery Museum State Library War Memorial Government House Parade Ground Boer War Memorial Jubilee 150 Walkway University Oval (13) (Kadlitpinna) Rundle Park (14) (Mullawirraburka) Rymill Park (15) (Ityamaiitpinna) (16) (Bakkabakkandi) Victoria Park (17) (18) Himeji Gardens (19) (20) (21) Veale Gardens (22) (23) West Terrace Cemetery (24) Adelaide High School (25) (26) Adelaide Oval Memorial Drive St Peter's Cathedral Light's Vision Old Parliament House Parliament House Adelaide Railway Station Convention Centre Festival Centre Elder Park (27) Torrens Weir Dame Roma Mitchell Gardens Old Adelaide Gaol Bonython Park City Sk8 Park New RAH site (28) Palmer Gardens (29) Brougham Gardens

Other Parks	The Linear Park passes through the City of Adelaide

Coordinates: 34°55′16″S 138°36′47″E / 34.921°S 138.613°E / -34.921; 138.613

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