Prince Charles holds a koala called Kao whilst Camilla holds a koala called Matilda at Government House. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles holds a koala called Kao whilst Camilla holds a koala called Matilda at Government House. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles holds a koala called Kao whilst Camilla holds a koala called Matilda at Government House. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles holds a koala called Kao whilst Camilla holds a koala called Matilda at Government House. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla meet Indigenous people after a traditional welcome at Government House. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla meet Indigenous people after a traditional welcome at Government House. Photo: Getty
Members of the public gather to greet the Duchess of Cornwall and Prince of Wales outside the convention centre. Photo: Getty
Members of the public gather to greet the Duchess of Cornwall and Prince of Wales outside the convention centre. Photo: Getty
Maggie Beer looks on as Prince Charles and Camilla taste wine at the Penfolds Magill State Winery. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla taste wine at the Penfolds Magill State Winery. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla plant a tree after inspecting student gardens during a visit to Kilkenny Primary School. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla at Kilkenny Primary School in Adelaide. Photo: Getty
The Duchess of Cornwall has lunch with students after inspecting student gardens during a visit to Kilkenny Primary School. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla at Kilkenny Primary School in Adelaide. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla at Kilkenny Primary School in Adelaide. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla at Kilkenny Primary School in Adelaide. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles speaks with teachers and principal Mike Tate (right) during a visit to Kilkenny Primary School. Photo: Getty
The Prince of Wales talks with school staff member Neville Humphrys during a visit to Kilkenny Primary School. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla at Kilkenny Primary School in Adelaide. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla are greeted by teachers and students at Kilkenny Primary School in Adelaide. Photo: Getty
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall is presented with flowers by school children during a visit to Kilkenny Primary School. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla are greeted by teachers and students at Kilkenny Primary School in Adelaide. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla are greeted by teachers and students at Kilkenny Primary School in Adelaide. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles with Kilkenny Primary School principal Mike Tate.
Prince Charles and Camilla are greeted by teachers and students at Kilkenny Primary School in Adelaide. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla are greeted by teachers and students at Kilkenny Primary School in Adelaide. Photo: Getty
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and Prince Charles, Prince of Wales arrive at Flemington Racecourse. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall walk through the mounting yard. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles, Prince of Wales speaks with British jockey Ryan Moore in the Jockey Weigh-In Room before the running of the Melbourne Cup. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles speaks with Melbourne Cup jockey Glen Boss. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla at the Melbourne Cup. Photo: Getty
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall presents the Melbourne Cup trophy to winning owner Nick Williams after Green Moon won the Emirates Melbourne Cup. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla at the Melbourne Cup. Photo: Getty
Prince Charles and Camilla arrived in Adelaide today fresh from the excitement of the Melbourne Cup.
It was a flying visit lasting no longer than a few hours but South Australia's premium food and wine was showcased during their stay.
The itinerary for the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall included:
1.30pm: Kilkenny Primary School to garden and cook with children participating in the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen program;
2.45pm: Penfolds Winery for an exhibition of SA food and wine;
3.40pm: Adelaide Rowing Club boathouse to meet and greet the public;
3.55pm: Adelaide Convention Centre for a showcase of economic activity;
5pm: Government House reception to meet volunteers and community groups before flying to Melbourne.
The Royal couple visited Australia on the second leg of a Diamond Jubilee Tour to honour the Queen, taking in Papua New Guinea, Australia and New Zealand.