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About Adelaide

For the curious at heart, South Australia and its capital city of Adelaide invite travelers to explore Australia’s most iconic and cultural experience. Chockablock with trendy restaurants and cafes, Adelaide is food-savvy for hungry travelers -- and identified by the country’s most famous wine regions. Music lovers from around the world gather during the city’s festival season at its lush parks surrounding the river, while the booming Central Business District offers plenty of art, music, and café culture year-round. Adelaide is also the gateway to Kangaroo Island, arguably the best place to see wildlife in the wild Down Under, or allows for an easy drive up to the incredibly preserved, majestic Outback.

Popular Attractions in Adelaide

Art Gallery of South Australia

4.6/5

135 Reviews

Art Museum

Although the appearance of the South Australian Museum of Art is ordinary, it is a different world inside. In the classical exhibition halls, there are Australian art works and handicrafts lined in chronological order and the collection is quite rich. There is a collection of works by masters in the history of Australian art. Fixed exhibitions include contemporary aboriginal exhibitions, Asian exhibitions, Islamic exhibitions and European art exhibitions.

Adelaide Central Market

4.4/5

75 Reviews

Market

The Adelaide Central Market is located in the heart of the city, allowing an old market with a century of history to be in such an expensive location, and the Adelaide attitude towards the ingredients is evident. You can find a wide range of cheeses, processed meats, and more. Here, you can not only taste the food, but also chat with the interesting stall owners to understand the historical changes of the market and different food culture.

Adelaide Botanic Garden

4.5/5

71 Reviews

Botanical Garden

Walking into the Adelaide Botanical Garden, the roads are lined with plants of various shapes and colors, which are very symmetrical. There is a rose garden not far from the entrance, and the roses of various colors compete for peoples attention. Inside the park, there is a large-scale glass greenhouse "Tropical Rainforest Observation Park" in the southern hemisphere, commemorates the 200th anniversary of the founding of Australia. Walking in you feel as if you were in the Jurassic era. You will run into water sprays from time to time.

Glenelg Beach

4.5/5

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Beach

Glenelg Beach is a very popular beach in Adelaide. It has fine white sand and blue water. As the beach is adjacent to many places of interest, it has become a popular tourist destination, along the coastline is a large residential community and entertainment park. There are many hotels and restaurants around, as well as children’s play facilities. Here you can enjoy the sunset and the sea.

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