60 Todd Mall, Alice Springs NT 870, Australia
60 Todd Mall is situated in the heart of Alice Springs on the Todd Mall shopping precinct. Within a few hundred metres you’ll find the John Flynn Memorial Church, Hartley Street School museum, Adelaide House historic house, the Alice Springs Public Library and numerous cafés and shops.
The Todd Mall hosts several Aboriginal art galleries and the fortnightly Todd Mall Markets. The AIATSIS Central Australia information and exhibition centre, opened in February 2024, is also located on the Mall, offering insight into Indigenous culture.
The Todd Mall regularly holds the popular Todd Mall Markets and community festivals. In addition, the region celebrates unique events such as the Alice Desert Festival, the Camel Cup and the Henley‑on‑Todd Regatta, all easily reachable from the property.
Alice Springs has a hot desert climate with very hot summers (average maximum around 35 °C) and mild, dry winters (average minimum about 5 °C). Rainfall is low and highly variable, averaging just under 300 mm per year.
The Ghan passenger train stops at Alice Springs railway station en route between Adelaide and Darwin. Major highways such as the Stuart Highway connect the town to Adelaide (≈1,530 km) and Darwin (≈1,500 km), and regular flights operate from Alice Springs Airport to Adelaide, Brisbane, Darwin, Melbourne and Sydney.
Residents can explore the nearby MacDonnell Ranges, hike sections of the 223‑km Larapinta Trail, or visit the Alice Springs Desert Park and Olive Pink Botanic Garden. The surrounding Central Ranges xeric scrub offers scenic walking and wildlife‑watching opportunities.
Local bus services are operated by CDC Northern Territory, providing routes throughout the town. For longer distances, Greyhound Australia runs express coaches to Adelaide and Darwin, and the Ghan train offers weekly service to the southern and northern coasts.
