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Adelaide is Australia's most diverse and free-spirited city. Known for its churches and festivals, this Southern Australian city has many activities ranging from the great outdoors, art-centric attractions and events, world-famous eateries and pubs, and historic villages. It is also known as the '20-minute' city, primarily because any significant location in Adelaide like the airport, the city centre, and the beaches, can all be reached within 20 minutes from one another!
Adelaide, having been established as a colony for free settlers, is the only capital city that free settlers have inhabited since its inception. This culture, in turn, is reflected in the excellent variety of their food and wine. The city is also known for housing the largest and oldest glasshouse in the entire Southern Hemisphere! The glass house, located in the Botanical Garden attracts a lot of tourists all year round.
What sets Adelaide apart from the other cities is that it is known as the Opal capital of Australia, hence making this beautiful gem a must-have souvenir when visiting. Get lost in time at the bustling markets, green parklands, libraries, and museums, which have a beautiful colonial touch. When in Glenelg, Adelaide's beach destination, swim with the dolphins, explore the picturesque villages in the Adelaide Hills, and end your day with the perfect glass of wine at the world-class wineries.
1. Central Business District (CBD)
The Central Business District or Adelaide City Centre is quite accessible from most popular attractions and is recommended for first time visitors to the city. With lots of eateries and shopping options, it is the perfect place to plan your trip around in Adelaide.
2. Glenelg
It is the famous beachfront suburb of Adelaide, filled with shops, cafes and restaurants right next to the beach. A short ride away from the city centre, this is where most holiday goers would spend their time when in Adelaide.
3. North Adelaide
Home to the iconic Adelaide Oval, North Adelaide is home to many parks, public spaces and a bustling shopping street known as O’Connell Street. It offers a great nightlife experience through its many restaurants, cafes and pubs. The oldest pub in the city, Queen’s Head hotel, is located in this neighbourhood.
4. West Beach
Located close to the airport, West Beach offers many resorts and a quiet vibe for holiday-goers. There are golf courses, shopping centres and even the Mega Adventure Australia amusement park here. Surfers are particularly attracted to this neighbourhood as the shorelines have great waves most of the year.