Largs Pier Hotel

The Largs Pier Hotel, established in 1882 in Largs Bay, South Australia, is a historic hospitality venue located at the corner of The Esplanade and Jetty Road. It served as a key port for European immigrants arriving in Australia during the late 19th century. Notably, it was home to Australia's first drive-through bottle shop, which opened in 1953. The hotel has a vibrant musical legacy, having hosted renowned artists like Jimmy Barnes, who even penned a tribute song, and AC/DC's Bon Scott, who met his wife there. Other famous acts include Cold Chisel, Split Enz, and The Angels, making it a significant cultural landmark for both tourists and music enthusiasts.