2025 Adelaide Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

Traveling for New Year's? Check out this 5-day itinerary for Australia! Experience the best of Australia with this super practical guide and start your New Year's trip with ease! . Australia is a land of unique history and stunning landscapes! 🏞️ From the Sydney Opera House to Melbourne's street art, the culture is rich. 🎭 Come here to experience Aboriginal culture, explore the wonders of the Great Ocean Road, and don't miss out! 🌅 . 📅 Itinerary: Day 1: South Australian Museum -> Art Gallery of South Australia -> Victoria Square -> Adelaide Central Market Explore the culture and art of South Australia, experience the blend of history and modernity, and finally visit the Central Market to taste authentic local cuisine. Day 2: Gorge Wildlife Park -> Penfolds Barossa Valley Cellar Door -> National Motor Museum Get up close and personal with wildlife, taste fine wines, and appreciate the classic charm of vintage cars, experiencing the unique charm of South Australia. Day 3: Hallet Cove Beach -> d'Arenberg Cube -> Victor Harbor -> Big Duck Boat Tours -> Granite Island Enjoy beach time, explore architectural wonders, visit the harbor, take a speedboat, and go island hopping for a full day of adventure! Day 4: Monarto Safari Park -> Murray River National Park -> Mount Lofty Summit Immerse yourself in nature, get close to wildlife, stroll through the magnificent national park, and finally climb to the summit for breathtaking views. Day 5: Barossa Valley Cellar Door -> Whispering Wall -> Hahndorf Taste valley wines, listen to ancient echoes, and stroll through the German-style town to experience the charm of foreign cultures. . 🧳 Travel Checklist: Must-have items for December in Australia 📞 SIM Card: Remember to prepare an Australian SIM card in advance for easy communication and to save on roaming fees. Buy online in advance and use it as soon as you land! 🔌 Electrical Appliances: Australia has different socket types, so don't forget to bring a plug adapter. Also, chargers and power banks are essential to keep your phone and camera fully charged. 🪪 Documents and Funds: Passport, visa, and driver's license translation are essential. Also, prepare some cash and credit cards for convenient shopping. 👗 Clothing and Gear: In December, Australia has moderate temperatures but large day-night temperature differences. Bring a lightweight down jacket, windbreaker, and comfortable shoes for a more comfortable trip. Don't forget sunglasses and sunscreen! . 🎉 May your journey in Australia be filled with footprints and laughter, and enjoy the unique charm of this land!

Where to go for New Year? Here's a 4-day trip guide to Australia! It's super practical and will take you on a journey to Australia to start your New Year trip! 🌟 -------------------- 🗺️Route suggestions: D1: South Australian Museum - Art Gallery of South Australia - Victoria Square - Adelaide Central Market Explore the culture and art of South Australia and visit the ancient market to experience the local customs. D2: Seal Bay - Flinders Chase National Park - Admiral's Arch - Remarkable Rocks Get close to the seals, enjoy the natural beauty of the national park, and admire the spectacular arch and remarkable rocks. D3: Monarto Safari Park - Murray River National Park - Mount Lofty Summit Experience the wonders of the safari park, explore the tranquility of the national park, and climb to the top of Mount Lofty for a panoramic view. D4: Barossa Valley Winery - Whispering Wall - Hahndorf German Village Taste the fine wines of Barossa, listen to the echoes of Whispering Wall, and experience the exotic atmosphere of the German village. 🍷🏰 -------------------- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Adelaide Central Market: Here you can find a wide variety of food and experience the vibrant food culture. You won't be able to stop shopping and eating! 🐬 Seal Bay: Want to see the adorable Australian sea lions up close? This is the place to be, and their cute looks will make you laugh. 🏡 Hahndorf German Village: Travel to this German-style town, taste authentic German food, and enjoy the peace and beauty away from the hustle and bustle. -------------------- 🧳 Travel checklist: Must-have items for your trip to Australia 📞 Local SIM card, ready to use. Easy to contact, no worries about the Internet, and share your travel moments anytime. 🔌 Travel essential, plug adapter. Australian sockets are different, so bring it with you and charge without worry. 🪪 Complete documents, easy entry and exit. Passport, visa, and driver's license, don't forget any of them! 👗 December in Australia is warm and comfortable. Short sleeves, shorts, sun hats, and don't forget sunscreen! -------------------- That's it for the trip to Australia. I hope these tips will make your trip to Australia even more exciting! 🌟 Don't forget to share your travel stories! 🌈

Southport Beach, Adelaide. The second beach in Adelaide that my boyfriend took me to. 📍 Onkaparinga River Mouth View Point A clean and quiet beach with a barren gravel landscape and sea water. People walk their dogs, chat, surf, and fish by the sea. It's very chill. 🏖️ I can understand why Adelaide is one of the most livable cities. People here are really relaxed and friendly. Every dog we met on the beach was friendly and playful. I can't imagine how beautiful it will be in summer.

Food hunting is one of my must have activities during my trip. Regardless how good or how bad is the food, I will always want to taste it. After settle down in Adelaide, we decided to visit the kitchen of Adelaide - Central Market There are many local fresh produce including seafoods, deli, vegetables, fruits, flowers, cheeses, bakery and even zero waste bulk food store can be found here. A lovely market to experience the city’s community spirit 📍Address: Adelaide Central Market #australiatrip #100waysoftravel #adelaide #staycation

How to play in Australia? 4-day tour, take you to play in Australia! Super practical strategy, quickly collect, start your Australian journey! -- 📅 Itinerary: DAY1️⃣: Victoria Square - Adelaide Central Market - Light's Vision Explore Adelaide on the first day, visit Victoria Square to feel the pulse of the city, visit the Central Market to taste authentic food, and then visit the Light's Vision to learn about history. DAY2️⃣: Mount Lofty - Hahndorf - Adelaide Hills On the second day, climb to the top of Mount Lofty to overlook the panorama, then visit Hahndorf to experience exotic customs, and finally stroll through the Adelaide Hills to enjoy the tranquility of nature. DAY3️⃣: Penfolds Barossa Valley - Lake Bumbunga On the third day, go to the Barossa Valley to taste wine and feel the charm of wine, and then go to Lake Bumbunga to enjoy this intoxicating pink land. DAY4️⃣: Port Willunga Beach Rides - Granite Island - d'Arenberg Cube On the last day, experience the fun of cycling at Port Willunga Beach, visit the peculiar Granite Island, and end the perfect journey with a visit to the d'Arenberg Cube. -- 🧳 Travel list: must-have items for a trip to Australia 📞 Phone card: Don't forget to prepare an Australian phone card in advance, which is convenient for contact and online information. 🔌 Plug adapter: The Australian plug standard is different, bring an adapter, and charge without worry. 🪪 Documents: Passport, visa, driver's license (if you need to drive by yourself), and air tickets, don't forget! 👕 Clothing and equipment: The climate in Australia is suitable in November, bring some light spring and summer clothes, sun hats, and sunglasses are also necessary. 🔋 Charger and power bank: When traveling, the battery of the mobile phone is very important, prepare enough chargers and power banks, and feel full of security. -- If you like the scenery of Australia, don't forget to follow me, more Australian travel guides are waiting for you to discover, let's explore this beautiful continent together!

7-Day Tour of Australia, Explore the Best Attractions! Super practical guide to help you explore the Australian style with ease, don't miss it! -------------------- 📅 Route Overview: Day 1: Arrive in Sydney, transfer to hotel by private car, free time after check-in. 👉 Arrive in Sydney, private car service ensures a smooth check-in and enjoy your free time. Day 2: Sydney Opera House 🎭 -> Taronga Zoo 🐨 -> Darling Harbour 🌊 👉 Visit the art palace, get close to Australian animals, and experience the nightlife of Darling Harbour. Day 3: Circular Quay ⛵ -> Sydney Whale Watching Cruise 🐋 -> Hyde Park 🌳 -> Bondi Beach 🏖️ 👉 Start whale watching from the pier, stroll through Hyde Park, and finally enjoy the sunshine at Bondi Beach. Day 4: Fly from Sydney to Melbourne, transfer to hotel by private car. 👉 Goodbye Sydney, hello Melbourne! Private car service, easy transfer. Day 5: Melbourne Museum 🏛️ + Royal Botanic Gardens 🌻 + St Paul's Cathedral ⛪ + Graffiti Street Station 🎨 + Carlton Gardens 🌷 👉 One-day tour of Melbourne, a close combination of culture, nature, and art. Day 6: Depart from Melbourne 🚗, tour the Great Ocean Road: Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse 💡 + Apollo Bay 🌅 + Twelve Apostles 🪨 👉 The Great Ocean Road is full of scenery, and the natural wonders are amazing. Day 7: Fly back to China from Melbourne, transfer to the airport by private car. 👉 End of a wonderful trip, private car transfer to the airport, looking forward to seeing you next time! -------------------- 🎒 Travel Essentials: Things to Bring to Australia 📞 Australian SIM Card: Convenient for contact, check online to see which package is suitable. 🔌 Travel Adapter: Australian plugs are different, so bring a converter. 🪪 ID: Passport, visa, driver's license, travel with peace of mind. 👕 Clothing: November in Australia, spring and autumn clothes are enough. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: Charge your phone and camera anytime, no regrets. 🧴 Sunscreen: Plenty of sunshine in Australia, don't forget sunscreen and sun hat. -------------------- All the travel secrets of Australia are here, don't miss it! Remember to follow me, more exciting things are waiting for you to discover 🌈

The State Library of South Australia is a cultural institution that combines a long history with modern design, located in the heart of Adelaide. Established in 1834, it is one of the oldest public libraries in Australia, aimed at promoting education and the dissemination of knowledge. During my visit to the library, I saw a teacher explaining the history of the State Library of South Australia to a group of university students. Upon entering the reading room, I realized that a library could be so beautiful, with a classical atmosphere and a rich collection of books, each with its own history, and visitors are welcome to browse through them. The library's architectural design is unique, with the main building completed in 1884, adopting a classical Victorian style. The exterior is mainly composed of red bricks and stones, showcasing a solemn and elegant temperament. The giant columns and exquisitely carved stairs at the entrance make one feel the weight of history and the richness of culture upon entering. The reading room inside the library is a major highlight, spacious and bright, with high ceilings and large windows that allow natural light to pour in, creating a comfortable reading environment. The design of the reading room combines modern and traditional elements, with comfortable chairs and tables providing a quiet space for readers to study. In addition, the library's arched corridors and exhibition areas are also very attractive, often hosting various exhibitions and cultural activities, allowing people to not only enjoy the pleasure of reading but also participate in cultural exchanges. 💰Average Cost: 0 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Quiet 📍Address: Adelaide City Center

Adelaide, the capital city of South Australia, is unexpectedly beautiful, like a fairyland. Today, I will share with you the must-visit attractions and local delicacies in Adelaide! 💖 📍Must-visit attractions: 1. Central Market: This is the largest market in the Southern Hemisphere, where you can taste multicultural cuisine and experience the customs and culture of South Australia. It is a great place to experience local life. 2. Art Gallery of South Australia: A must-visit art destination in Adelaide. The exhibits here include works with unique Australian styles, covering landscape and historical oil paintings, allowing you to experience Australian culture through art. 3. Pink Lake (Lake Bumbunga): Located about 130 km from Adelaide city, it is a stunning and dreamy natural landscape. The dreamy pink lake water makes you feel like you are in a fairy tale world, a super romantic place. ‼[The best time to visit is on a sunny day after rain] 4. Adelaide Hills: Located in the southeast of Adelaide, only a 20-minute drive from the city center. It is the earliest place for grape cultivation and wine production, with ancient wineries and the German-style Hahndorf German Village. 5. Fleurieu Peninsula: A 1-hour drive south from Adelaide, it is a great place for diving, snorkeling, and fishing. There are also cute alpacas waiting for you to pet, and the modernist d'Arenberg Cube where you can enjoy wine and food. 6. Glenelg Beach: The most popular beach in Adelaide, where you can lie on the beach 🏖 and enjoy the warm sunlight and fresh sea breeze 🏝. 📍Must-try delicacies 🦞 Australian lobster, large and meaty, whether steamed or baked, is irresistible 🍖 Australian steak, high-quality beef, every bite is full of happiness 🍷 Adelaide's wine is classic, with over 60% of Australia's exported wine produced here, a must-try ✅ 🍫 Haigh's Chocolate, one of the few manufacturers in the world that still makes chocolate by hand directly from roasted cocoa beans 📍Tips ✅The sun in Australia is strong, so pay attention to sun protection and bring sunglasses, sun hats, sunscreen, and other sun protection products ✅Some malls and supermarkets may not accept large cash payments, so it is recommended to bring a credit card or use mobile payment ✅The power socket type in Australia is different from that in China, mostly three-pin sockets, with a voltage of 220-240 volts. It is recommended to bring a plug adapter and converter ✅When encountering wild animals in the wild or nature reserves, keep a safe distance and do not feed or provoke them ‼English is the main language in Australia, and vehicles drive on the left side of the road. When crossing the road, look right first and then left, which is the opposite of China. If you want to travel by car, you can choose Trip.com's local carpool Chinese tour, with hotel pick-up and drop-off, Chinese-speaking drivers and guides throughout the journey, for an in-depth and worry-free tour.

#100TravelWays Adelaide, Australia, the newly opened Adelaide Marriott Hotel this summer is so new that it can’t be any newer. All the hardware facilities are great and the staff are very enthusiastic! The hotel is very close to the train station, only about 700 meters away, which is quite close to the city center. Landmarks such as Rundle Mall and Beehiv Corner Building are also nearby. It is only 6 kilometers away from Adelaide Airport, making it very suitable for business stays. The hotel's interior design is very distinctive, incorporating the essence of Adelaide's local culture. Many art sculptures can be seen everywhere, creating an overall boutique and fashionable atmosphere with local culture. The most basic room type is the Superior King Room, which is about 34 square meters in size. The pillows and mattress are of moderate hardness and softness, allowing for a good sleep. There is also a bathtub for bathing, which is a good experience. The room rate per night is approximately NT$6,000, and cardholders can enjoy free club breakfast. The food is just average, but there is a clock tower next to it, which looks like it is embedded in two modern glass buildings when viewed from above, and it looks pretty nice in photos. #Australia #Adelaide #Marriott Hotel

This was a great little find in Adelaide. I loved it's garden setting too. Had breakfast at the Peter rabbit cafe two days in a row. It was superb and hit the spot on every front. Perfectly cooked, runny poached eggs and giant rashers of bacon on beautifully toasted sour dough bread. For me the most important of the breakfast is the coffee. The cappuccino and the espresso I ordered were both excellent. Peter Rabbit felt like an autumnal garden with a distinct vibe about it. Ceramic pots with geraniums in them, wooden steamer trucks on beds of mulch, outdoor couches and big umbrellas, silver birch trees and weeping willows, all added to this great charm. I believe a real Peter rabbit use to be there, that's what I'm told and then for health and quiet sake they moved the little fellow elsewhere. #australiatrip #breakfast #adelaide #summerdestinations #myhiddengems #coffeelovers

It was a trip to Adelaide, South Australia. When we first arrived, we were exploring the City Centre We visited Art Gallery of South Australia, which was established in 1881, this gallery houses one of Australia’s most distinguished art collections. Art Gallery of South Australia 📍North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 We also visited Adelaide Botanic Garden which was established in 1855, the garden showcases native and exotic plants, including the Bicentennial Conservatory. Definitely worth to visit! It was so beautiful and we really enjoy working around 💯 Adelaide Botanic Garden 📍North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 We then visited Africola for dinner. We ordered the peri-peri chicken and the vegetarian dishes like charred broccoli 🥦 Surprisingly, all the dishes that we ordered were so delicious and we really enjoyed. Not only the food, the services and vibes were amazing as well ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Africola 📍4 East Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000 We also went to the Glenelg Beach which was founded in 1836, Glenelg is Adelaide’s most popular beachside suburb with historical sites like the Glenelg Town Hall. The view was amazing but we managed to take some good pictures. We also visited Glenelg to Adelaide Tram Ride. It is operational since 1873, offers a scenic route between the beach and the city. We also tried the most famous restaurant, Press* Food & Wine. We ordered lamb shoulder and the raw seafood dishes. They were all very delicious and the price was considered average for the quality and portion of food we ate 😂 Press Food & Wine 📍40 Waymouth St, Adelaide SA 5000 Last but not least, we went to Adelaide Central Market. It started its operation since 1869, this market is a hub for fresh produce and gourmet food. I always love to visit central market as this is the place we get to try all kinds of local foods! Definitely worth to visit ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Adelaide Central Market 📍 44-60 Gouger St, Adelaide SA 5000 #getaway #trip #vacation

Coming to South Australia, how can you not take a stroll in Barossa, which is one of the most famous grape cultivation and winemaking regions in South Australia, known as the 'Capital of Fine Australian Wines'. Today, let me introduce you to a great winery - Yalumba Yalumba Winery. About the environment: The environment at Yalumba Yalumba Winery is really beautiful, it's like living in a castle, with vintage buildings and lawns that are perfect for taking pictures. Holding an umbrella and tasting wine on the lawn is also a very pleasant thing to do. There are also many green plants and big trees in the park, walking around, drinking wine, and basking in the sun is really comfortable. About history: The history of Yalumba Winery can be traced back to 1849, and the wine cellar is filled with countless aged fine wines, dazzling to the eye. Although the bottles are covered with dust, this is the trace of time, showing the history of the winery. Each visitor can bring back two bottles of wine from overseas, and I have given these two bottles' quota to Yalumba Winery. It takes about an hour and a half to drive from Adelaide to Yalumba Winery, and the winery has Chinese-speaking staff to introduce the history and types of wine. The prices are also very affordable. For friends who like wine, you must go to Barossa to find your favorite fine wines.

Adelaide is such a modern and convenient city ;) Lots of high quality restaurants there, especially Asian cuisines! What’s more, it is a place that famous for aviation. How amazing it was to ride small aircraft!!!! Definitely my bucket list, experienced what it was like in 衝上雲霄🩵🩵🩵🤍🤍🤍✈️✈️✈️my fav hk drama hahaha!!!! Having great time there, wanna visit again in the future! #freehotelstay

#timetotravel The Adelaide Gaol, steeped in history and located in the heart of South Australia's capital, is a haunting yet fascinating destination. Walking through its formidable gates, I felt transported back in time, immersed in the stories of convicts and prisoners who once occupied these cells. The guided tours provide gripping insights into the harsh realities of colonial-era incarceration, showcasing the original cellblocks, gallows, and prisoner graffiti. The dark history of the gaol is palpable as you step into the cramped cells and the eerie punishment yards. The gaol's architecture, with its bluestone walls and looming watchtowers, adds to the atmosphere. It's a sobering reminder of Australia's penal past and a testament to the evolution of justice and rehabilitation. For history buffs and those intrigued by true crime stories, the Adelaide Gaol is an absorbing and educational experience that leaves a lasting impression. #australia #adelaide

#timetotravel The South Australian Museum, nestled in the heart of Adelaide, is a treasure trove of knowledge and culture. During my visit, I was deeply impressed by the museum's extensive collections, which span natural history, Indigenous heritage, and world cultures. Exploring the natural history exhibits, I marveled at the diversity of Australia's flora and fauna, from ancient fossils to vibrant ecosystems. The Aboriginal Cultures Gallery showcased the rich heritage of Australia's Indigenous peoples, offering a profound understanding of their history and artistry. The museum's architecture is striking, with its classical façade and modern interior. The Mortlock Wing, a historic library, is a hidden gem filled with rare books. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a science buff, or simply curious about the world, the South Australian Museum is a captivating journey through time and culture, offering an enriching experience that's both educational and inspiring. #australia #museum #instatravel

#timetotravel The Adelaide Botanic Garden is an oasis of serenity and natural beauty in the heart of South Australia's capital city. Strolling through its lush landscapes is a calming escape from the urban hustle and bustle. I was immediately struck by the garden's diverse collection of plants from around the world, each thoughtfully curated. The First Creek Wetland, with its native flora and resident wildlife, is a serene highlight. The Bicentennial Conservatory, a gleaming glass cathedral of plants, is a marvel of engineering and botanical wonder. The garden's historic architecture and themed sections, like the Rose Garden, offer something for everyone. One can easily spend hours exploring, picnicking, or simply relaxing by the ponds and lawns. The Adelaide Botanic Garden is a horticultural haven, a sanctuary for both nature lovers and those seeking a tranquil urban retreat. It's a testament to the city's commitment to preserving and celebrating the beauty of the natural world. #australia #garden #botanicalgarden

#vianasjourney Maybe Adelaide wasn’t as busy as other AU cities but it’s honestly one of the easiest city to transport from one place to another. Most area accessible by public transportation either bus, tram or train. But walking around the city itself are enjoyable and fun. You can do a lot of shopping, dining and even many places you can take nice pictures for instagram especially during the nights. The lighting are really making the area more lively. Take note that if you wanna visit nearest area around the city, you may use the tram and use your own card for it as it’s also accepted visa and mastercard (info shared by station staff). There’s really no need to take the local card. But if you planning to travel further, a daily pass which cost 11.50 AUD are a better option.

Hi~ world After seeing the world, we frantically make up for the missed encounters of the past three years in the following two months. Drive to Adelaide, Australia to see small animals. Go on a self-driving trip to Luang Prabang, Laos and experience the French style. Go on a self-driving adventure and explore the Garden City of Singapore. ... In the future journey, we will continue to rent cars and drive around the world.

Going downtown and thinking about what to eat? Open Google and see this restaurant 4.5 points Plus, at Easter, there aren’t too many restaurants open at all The decoration outside the restaurant is very upscale Foreigners who go to dine are dressed up My boyfriend and I both came in and the manager already asked if we had booked Since we did not have a Booking we were placed at a chef bar table But there’s more to see from the chef’s bar The kitchen paper has four to five people but is enough to handle the entire restaurant All the food was exquisite and new For example, oysters🦪 will be topped with bubbles made with lemon and lime🍋 Every dish is 10% exquisite For a romantic date with an exquisite dinner, you can try coming here👈 Address: Tenancy 4/11 Waymouth St, Adelaide SA 5000 Restaurant name: Eleven

Getting There - Adelaide has an international airport with lots of domestic routes and international routes to destinations in Asia and New Zealand. The CBD of the city is a 15 minute drive from the airport. Attractions - Glenlg becah is not far from the CBD and there are also wine tours and animal conservation parks that you can see Hotels - we stayed at the Sofitel hotel in the CBD and it was lovely. There are a lot of options available but most are at the more expensive range Food & Restaurants - lots of restaurants and bars are available with lots of options #adelaide #australia #tourism #glenelg

The Adelaide House has old architecture and although it is a shopping mall, it is decorated in a very retro style, the iconic Adelaide Arcades first opened in December 1885. Known as the most modern shopping district in the Southern Hemisphere at the time, it is an important place in Adelaide’s history. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺 Indulge yourself in the romance of yesteryear by exploring Adelaide’s past with a series of free experiences, including a self-guided history tour, which also features a transparent glass path to the Adelaide Arcade Museum, a vibrant cultural history that’s like a treasure hunt😝 #OverseasTravel #ResidentWriter #travel #Australia

Name: BoatShed Cafe Location: 1A Heron Way, Hallett Cove SA 5158, Australia (40 min away from Adelaide CBD) Service: the service is really nice and really fast Foods/drink: the food was not too bad but it wasn’t anything too special for the price. A poached egg sandwich was $20 which is a lot for 1 sandwich. Atmosphere: the atmosphere is great. The view is amazing. The location couldn’t be better for a cafe. #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #beachlife #foodie #campingglamping

🎠 Adelaide Fringe Festival 2023 🎭 🗓️17th Feb - 19th March 2023 This fun festival is taking place all over Adelaide CBD with so many great shows. It’s the greatest celebrations of arts and culture on the PLANET. It has ticketed and free concerts and theater 🎭 and other shows. Too many to mention. 😅 Its very fun just too visit and look around and grab some food 🍲 and sit around the venue and to look around. Definitely recommend 👍🏻 #awesomepic #campingglamping #foodie #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers

Address - Located in the center of Adelaide, near Chinatown 110 Grote St, Adelaide SA 5000 Environment/Facilities - The interior is decorated in style and the furnishings are very unique Features - Fried chicken wings and French fries are super delicious, enjoy 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼Iced milk tea and lemon tea Price per person - The price is very cheap Each person spends about $15 to $25 Rating - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ You can go to the Central Market nearby, Chinatown, and next to the shopping street 🥰 If you want to eat Western food every meal when traveling, this is also a good choice #Good place for parents and children #Resident writer #Overseas travel #Australia #hkfood #I miss you so much #Tea restaurant

🚩Port Adelaide Lighthouse Australia's 19th-century lighthouse has stairs that you can climb up to see the scenery. Photos and check-ins are all so beautiful Port Adelaide is a vibrant industrial area🏭 There are a lot of things to see nearby There are venues such as the South Australian Maritime Museum, the South Australian Aviation Museum, and the National Railway Museum. Hart's Mill often hosts music and art events, as well as a Sunday food market. You can travel there by yourself and have a day of fun You can also go to see local 19th-century buildings, traditional bars, galleries, and experience shops with diverse styles. #Australia #travel #overseas travel

🇦🇺Travel in Australia | Taste the award-winning Grange wine at the world's most famous winery "Penfolds" + check in at the beautiful winery + learn about local history + winemaking process + huge domineering wine barrel 48979Ltrs + Adelaide, South Australia cannot be missed wine tasting tour Penfolds Magill Estate Cellar Door 78 Penfold Rd, Magill SA 5072 The winery is about 8 kilometers away from Adelaide city and can be reached in about 20 minutes by car. 😝😝😝 With stunning views over the iconic Penfolds vineyards, the new Magill Estate Cellar Door is the perfect place for visitors to immerse themselves in the history and spirit of Penfolds. Offering a luxurious experience in private and open spaces dedicated to wine education through storytelling, visitors can customize their wine tasting experience. The architecturally designed Cellar Door overlooks the vineyards and offers a range of wine tastings and tours. Featuring vintage wines and a private tasting room, the Cellar Door is also home to former head winemaker Max Schubert’s personal collection of Grange, from the experimental 1951 vintage to the current 2016 vintage. This historic and heritage-protected vineyard was established in 1844 by Dr Christopher Rawson and Mary Penfold. It was called the Grange Vineyard, named after their new homestead, "The Grange," a cottage that still stands among the vines. The vineyard was originally planted with Grenache cuttings from the south of France, which later provided inspiration and fruit for Penfolds Grange. Mary Penfold managed the estate and early winemaking. The wines were originally prescribed as a tonic for anemic sufferers, and Penfolds' famous slogan "1844 to evermore" recalls its origins as a prescription tonic. Penfolds has a strong international following and regularly wins gold and gold level awards at the Australian Wine Show and World Wine Awards. In addition to the accolades received for Penfolds Grange, the Penfolds Chardonnay portfolio has also enjoyed exceptional success at wine shows. There is a second winery in Penfolds, South Australia The Barossa Valley Winery and Cellar Door in Penfolds is the premier venue for winemaking in Penfolds. As evidence of this focus, the winery facilities include the largest premium red wine barrel hall in the Southern Hemisphere. Visit the winery in the heart of the valley and taste a selection of Penfolds wines, including rare Grange wines. Join the wine education team to taste Penfolds' famous brands, visit the vineyard where the Grange story began and enjoy South Australian produce in the award-winning restaurant. Explore the heritage-listed winery on a tour, visiting underground tunnels, the heritage-listed bluestone cellar and still house, and Grange Cottage - the former home of Dr Christopher and Mary Penfolds. #winery #AustraliaTravel #winetasting #adelaide #travel #hkfoodie

Name: Cafe Brunelli Location: 187 Rundle St, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia Food/drinks: sooo amazing!!! Love it, will definitely will be back. The smoothies are so delicious and taste healthy. The portions are huge and very filling. Service: Really nice and welcoming. Fast service which is great. Atmosphere: so nice. It has a very nice atmosphere. Very relaxing and chill atmosphere which is great. #cafe #mytripvlog #foodie #awesomepic

Café 159 Location: In Romeo’s Foodland ( Shop 9/141-159 Rundle Mall Citi Centre Arcade, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia) Food: The breakfast options are really amazing and delicious. But they also have lunch options and also coffee and teas which is nice. Service: An okay service for a small service and the food is served pretty fast. Atmosphere: pretty chill atmosphere but it’s very cold in the cafe #Restaurant #foodie #cafe #mytripvlog