Beehive Corner: Adelaide's Iconic Landmark

Getting There

• Walking

  Beehive Corner is located at the intersection of Rundle Mall and King William Street, a central and pedestrian-friendly area. If you are already on Rundle Mall, simply walk towards the eastern end where it meets King William Street. If you are coming from Adelaide Railway Station, walk south along King William Street until you reach Rundle Mall. Beehive Corner will be on your left.

• Public Transport

  Beehive Corner is easily accessible by public transport. Numerous bus and tram lines stop along King William Street and North Terrace, both a short walk from the landmark. From the Adelaide Railway Station, it's a short walk south. Tram services within the city center are free. For bus and train travel, a metroCARD is recommended; fares are $4.55 during peak hours and $2.60 during off-peak. Alternatively, you can use tap and pay on buses and trams.

• Taxi

  Taxis are readily available throughout Adelaide's city center. A taxi ride to Beehive Corner from the Adelaide Railway Station or a nearby hotel will typically cost between $10 and $20, depending on traffic and distance. Flagfall is $3.70, plus $1.87 per kilometer. Note that there is a $2.30 peak period fee between 12:01 am and 5:59 am on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. Booking fees may also apply.

• Parking

  Several parking options are available near Beehive Corner, though parking in the city center can be limited and expensive. UPark Rundle Street and UPark Gawler Place are within walking distance. Early bird rates (enter by 9:30 am) range from $13-$17. Hourly rates typically range from $5-$33. Wilson Parking at Adelaide Central Car Park on North Terrace is another option. Be aware of time limits and parking fees to avoid fines.