Adelaide

Adelaide, the capital city of South Australia, is a vast city rich in history that maintains the beauty

and charm of a country town. The city, located on a coastal plain, is sandwiched between the Gulf of St. Vincent and the Adelaide Hills which contribute to its natural beauty and greenery.

The city is divided by the serene Torrens River and its soothing Mediterranean climate and perennial sunshine draws countless visitors annually. The autumn months, in particular, are sunny, and the pleasant weather makes it a popular destination during this time.

A huge array of attractions and activities are available in Adelaide for tourists to indulge in, ranging from cruises and guided tours to the vibrant night life and sumptuous cuisines, making this beautiful country town of South Australia the ideal place for any holiday maker on the look out for a relaxing break from the tedious monotony of daily life.

Things to See and Do

Adelaide's golden beaches invite holidaymakers to sunbathe, swim and snorkel, and surf amongst inviting waves. Affordable accommodation is readily available with a host of hotels located close to terminals and bus stations. The Henley Beach coastline, in particular, is a popular spot where some lovely hotels are located.

Many historical buildings can be found scattered throughout the city including the Adelaide Town Hall with Renaissance style architecture, Parliament House, the Old Adelaide Gaol, the Magistrates Court as well as the state library, just to name a few.

Cathedrals dating back several years are also major Adelaide attractions as well as a number of wineries and vineyards which are worth a visit along with the various national parks, museums, hills and peninsulas.

Adelaide boasts more festivals and events than any other city in Australia. They range from the renowned biennial Adelaide Festival of Arts, the annual Womadelaide music festival as well as the Adelaide Fringe festivals which showcases the talents of various local artists.