Adelaide Review

Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is the third city established in Australia after Sydney and Melbourne, but unlike the first two, she was built by the colonists, so the urban planning design is quite complete, the facilities are complete, and the surrounding scenery is beautiful. There is no use here of the city's cramped, some are just comfortable, friends who want to immigrate to Australia can consider it.

St. Peter's Church, the largest church in South Australia, in Adelaide, was designed mainly by British Gothic architect Bartfield. The walls and temples of the church were carved with teak wood, with a unique style and exquisiteness. When the South Australian legion was dissolved, the General's flag was retained here.

A city I like very much, blue sky and white clouds, sunny, there is Kangaroo Island nearby, you can also go east along the coastline to the Ocean Road, in short, it is a very peaceful city, but because of the fire, we did not go to Kangaroo Island.

Come here, quiet, comfortable and safe, enjoy the slow life here, not necessarily do not need tickets to the attractions is not good. Adelaide has many places to savor. In the city, I like museums in botanical gardens. Outside the city, children like wildlife gardens. It's convenient to go to the seaside in every area, and buses are well developed and punctual. Marion here has an old Beijing supermarket where you can buy Chinese food you want. The golf course here is AUSD 15.

Glenelg, a small coastal town in southeastern Adelaide, 15 kilometers from the city, is a quiet town with a trestle leading to the sea. As a warm-up before the ride, many stores, considering that the ride has just begun, do not give up.

Visit in summer if you like the hot weather. Recommend checking out some wineries and the buildings along North Terrace. Also, the beaches are fantastic!

This is the German village of Adelaide. There are several leisure hotels for tourists to choose from. There are famous German roast hooves and beer in the village. There are also many special products such as scarves, rings and leather products for tourists to choose from. It's like going to Germany. It is the preferred destination for tourists from noisy big cities.

Adelaide's autumn is beautiful. It feels like the north of China. It's autumn high and crisp. It's full of trees. Adelaide University, Torrens River and Royal Botanical Garden are all accessible on foot. The towns around Adelaide, such as Handoff and Bridge Water, are beautiful.