North Terrace

North Street is also a very fun place. This street is quite wide. It is a good place for tourism. The scenery of the entire street is also quite interesting. The architectural style of North Street is also very unique. You can see a lot of shopping areas.

North Street is a very fun place. You can see a lot of good feelings here. North Street is also a place to go shopping. You can also experience a very good Australian style here. The street environment is also good. The street is also very wide. Oh.

Adelaide Art Street - North Street North Terrace carries the history of South Australia, so not only because there are cultural and historical buildings such as the University of Adelaide, the State Art Museum, museums, libraries and the State Governor's Office on this street, And it is because it is part of history itself. This lush boulevard stretches from the city center, along which there are numerous war memorials, churches and statues. These sculptures are an important part of history, commemorating people who have made important contributions to Australian history. If you can only visit one street in Adelaide, it must be North Street. I really agree with this statement, because this street is not a short time to go shopping! From King William Street King William St east, in turn: Figure 1: South Australia Governor's House; Figure 2: British navigator, explorer, and outstanding map maker who produced the world's first full Australian map - Matthew Flinders Matthew Flinders statue; Figure 3: Adelaide National War Memorial National War Memorial, Adelaide; Figure 4: South Australian State Library State Library of South Australia- Society Building; Figure 5: South Australian Museum South Australian Museum; Figure 6: Elder Wing, Elder Wing, South Australia Art Museum; Figure 7: University of Adelaide Main Building - Mitchell Building; Figure 8: University of South Australia University of South Australia; Figure 9: Adelaide Church of Scotland opposite Ada; Figure 10: Ayers House Museum, East End of North Street Ayers House Museum.

North Terrace is undoubtedly the most literary and artistic street in Adelaide. It is worth visiting. A short road includes state libraries, art galleries, museums and the University of Adelaide, one of the world's top 100 universities, as well as the University of South Australia, which ranks 25th in the world's best "young" university. On weekdays, the bustling streets are mostly filled with students catching up with classes. In addition to free museums, you can also enjoy the outdoor greedy fat pigeons, one after another to rob biscuit breadcrumbs.

The scenery of this place is average, there are not many places to play, and the consumption is expensive.

From November until the New Year, colorful Christmas lights will light up the whole city of Adelaide, whether preserving many Victorian buildings, North Terrace, or Rundle Street, a shopping paradise lined with shops on both sides. The cheers and applause of the revelers scattered from all corners of the city and the melodious singing of the choir seemed to be a brilliant movement, which eventually gathered into an inspiring Carol and put on a wonderful "Christmas Midsummer Night Dream" on the stage of the whole city.