Adelaide

Adelaide was founded in 1836 as the capital

of South Australia province. Adelaide had ordered a building where overhanging green spaces and parks, which are still present. Adelaide has a unique personality, is one of the most tolerant cities in the world, there was always the intention of promoting civil liberties and religious tolerances. The culture is very developed in Adelaide, there are many festivals and events like the Arts Festival, the Film Festival, the Festival of Ideas and the Festival Fringe. The city is proud of its culture and its museums and galleries such as the Art Gallery of South Australia, the Migration Museum, the South Australian Museum and Tandanya Indigenous Cultural Institute. The area where the city’s busiest bars and restaurants is around the East End in Light Square. Hotels in Adelaide

What to visit in Adelaide: Adelaide Central Market; Art Gallery of South Australia; King William Street; Westpac House; Mount Lofty; Parliament House; Chinatown; St Francis Xavier Cathedral; Adelaide Convention Centre; Mitchell Building; Adelaide Town Hall; Glenelg; Belair National Park; Cleland Conservation Park; Morialta Conservation Park; Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary; St Peter’s Cathedral; Adelaide Zoo; Adelaide Botanic Garden; Migration Museum; South Australian Museum; Tandanya Indigenous Cultural Institute; Adelaide Oval; Victoria Square; Henley Beach; Light Square;

Restaurants in Adelaide

• Georges on Waymouth
• Jasmin Indian Restaurant
• Golden Boy
• Chianti
• Parlamento
• Shiki Japanese Restaurant
• Sean’s Kitchen
• 2KW Bar and Restaurant
• Andre’s Cucina & Polenta Bar
• Gaucho’s Argentinian Restaurant
• Botanic Gardens Restaurant
• Mayflower Restaurant and Bar

Transports in Adelaide

Adelaide International Airport (ADL): There are flights to/from some Australian cities and to/from New Zealand and some Asian cities.

By train and bus: There are trains and buses to/from several Australian cities.

Map of Adelaide

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