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Stirling, South Australia: Travel guide and things to do

Stirling is a beautiful village in the Adelaide Hills.

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Sticky Rice Cooking School, Stirling accommodation review: Weekend away

Surrounded by native scrub, Sticky Rice Cooking School is a five-minute drive from the township of Stirling.

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The South Australia guide: Adelaide Hills

Less than 30 minutes' drive from the city, Adelaide Hills is one of the world's leading producers of cool-climate wines.

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Natural high

On a day trip to Mount Lofty, Max Anderson discovers there's more to the region than magnificent views.

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Become a wok star

This cooking school is the perfect opportunity for beginners to get their hands dirty, writes Kate Gibbs.

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Five best foodie hotels

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Five best cooking schools

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Stirling

Stirling Beautiful village in the Adelaide Hills Located only 18 km from Adelaide via the South Eastern Freeway, Stirling is a village and district of extraordinary charm. In many ways it captures the essence of the Adelaide Hills. Being quite unlike the typical Australian town it is middle class in temper, European in vegetation, and Mediterranean in its ambience.

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Stirling - Fast Facts

Stirling Beautiful village in the Adelaide Hills Located only 18 km from Adelaide via the South Eastern Freeway, Stirling is a village and district of extraordinary charm. In many ways it captures the essence of the Adelaide Hills. Being quite unlike the typical Australian town it is middle class in temper, European in vegetation, and Mediterranean in its ambience.

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Stirling - Places to See

Stirling Beautiful village in the Adelaide Hills Located only 18 km from Adelaide via the South Eastern Freeway, Stirling is a village and district of extraordinary charm. In many ways it captures the essence of the Adelaide Hills. Being quite unlike the typical Australian town it is middle class in temper, European in vegetation, and Mediterranean in its ambience.