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It should be said that Acheng is one of the fastest-growing cities in Australia in recent years, she is famous for its art and wine, and South Australia's mineral resources are extremely rich, which adds infinite charm to Acheng. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info

Adelaide is the name of King William IV of the United Kingdom.

The city is divided into two suburbs, North Adelaide and North Adelaide, which run from east to west through Beitai Street, with North Adelaide and North being mostly quiet and beautiful residential areas. A long 689-hectare parkland encircles the city, separating Adelaide from the expanding suburbs.

Adelaide/City is mostly a commercial area. Another important arterial route is the King William Road, which runs from north to south. The intersection of these two main roads is the heart and soul of Adelaide. Port Adelaide is 11 kilometres from the city centre.

Adelaide has a Mediterranean-like climate, with wet and cold winters and dry and hot summers. In spring and autumn, the weather is comparable day and night

It is warm, with an average maximum of 28 degrees Celsius in summer (although temperatures can reach as high as 40 degrees in the hinterland) and dropping to about 15 degrees Celsius in winter. You can wear refreshing casual clothes on a regular basis, but the temperature difference between day and night is large, so you need to add an extra coat. The climate here is not very friendly, and the summers here are hot and dry.

Temperatures can reach 40 degrees Celsius, while winters are cold and wet. Temperatures can drop to around freezing, and there is almost no snow all year round. The average annual temperature is 17.1C, and the average temperature of the hottest month (February) is 23C. The average temperature of the coldest month (July) is 11.1C. The average annual precipitation is 528 mm.

Coming to Adelaide is a great choice, but it's best not to be in the middle of summer and winter, as the extreme climate won't bring you any happy memories (Anqingju and Yunluo met hail in Hahndorf Village, east of Adelaide!). ）。

Therefore, if you want to live here for a long time, you must prepare plenty of clothes and be mentally prepared.

Unlike other cities, Adelaide was not used as a penal colony for prisoners and coolies. It's an out-and-out immigrant city. Elegant early Victorian colonial buildings can be seen in the city, with a European flavor. The streets are full of red brick houses and many old church buildings.

Adelaide earned the title of "City of Churches", Athens in the Southern Hemisphere. The original Adelaide designer William. Colonel Wright had envisioned it as a utopian ideal kingdom.

If you can, be sure to take a trip to the Adelaide Hills on the outskirts of the eastern and northeastern suburbs. There are many romantic towns, courtyards, lakes, canyons and orchards, and the landscape is extraordinary. An Qingju and Yunluo went on their second trip to Australia, which was in the late autumn season there.

The autumn leaves are like fire, and the mountains are all over the field. A piece of warmth. The Barossa Valley is located in Australia's famous wine region, where German people seeking religious freedom came to settle down in the nineteen-forties and forties. They consider the area to be similar to the topography of the Rhine region of their homeland.

Grapes were cultivated and wine was made, making the Barossa Valley famous. This area still retains the early European-style architecture, full of exotic German and French styles.

One of the standouts in the Adelaide hills is Hahndorf Village, the place of German immigrants in the nineteenth and thirties, named after the captain of the ship that carried them. It's a charming and evocative place, with old and lovely German-style buildings lining the road.

Filled with cafes, bars, antique shops, galleries, restaurants, hostels and more. At the entrance to the main street. There is a historic family strawberry farm for visitors to collect. Along the way, there is an ice cream parlor and an authentic German beer bar that you can visit and try. Hahndorf is a piece of Eden outside Germany.

While in Adelaide, be sure to sample the black chocolate(s) there, which have a unique and varied taste and texture. It is said to be one of the very few in the world that is still handmade directly from its own roasted cocoa beans. It has a long history, having been founded in 1915.

Now it is the fourth generation. Visitors can visit its production site at Hillroad, Parkside, SA5063 address, which is only a 5-minute drive from the city center or about a half-hour walk away. A sweet smell permeated the air in the workshop. The narrator's vivid words echoed in his ears.

Chocolate romance is brewing and sprouting here. Guided by the whole process of chocolate making, you will receive a free tasting. It's hard to be so gracious, but how can you go home empty-handed! Of course, if you're in a hurry, you can visit Hey's chocolate boutique ALL and King Williamiamrd. near the city centre.

There is one of the largest Black's chocolate(s) stores in Adelaide city at the junction (An Qingju and Yunluo bought more than 100 Australian dollars of Black's chocolates inside)

The streets of Acheng are very regular, and the entire CBD is surrounded by four main streets, east, west, north and south, and the outer side of the four streets is surrounded by a large area of urban green parks, so it is not an exaggeration to say that Adelaide is a garden city. There are two famous streets, King William Street and YST, running from north to south.

Walking through North Street, you will be immediately attracted by its rich artistic atmosphere, and the green streets are lined with the Governor's House, art galleries, museums, libraries, concert halls, etc., and the famous University of Adelaide is also next to it, a complex of buildings with a 19th-century flavor, which is both quaint and stately.

On the other side of the street is the Adelaide train station, next door to the Adelaide entertainment complex Skycity Casino, and on the north side of the train station is the Celebration Centre, where the world-class music festival is held every year, and various plays, concerts, ballets and other shows are often staged.

There is a street worth mentioning in Ah Cheng, it is called all, which is the commercial center of the city, which is the most prosperous business area, and the price is no different from Sydney. The location here is easy to identify, so it is common to look for shopping malls when you can't find your way. It is only a 5-minute walk from the hotel where An Qingju and Yunluo stayed.

Connected to it is Hindlest Street, which is a collection of bars, restaurants, cafes, and nightlife.

Adelaide is one of Australia's most beautiful and stylish cities, known as the "Cathedral City", "Art City" and "Park City". Its natural beauty and elegance make you fall in love at first sight. Adelaide is known as the "Cathedral City", the southern hemisphere of Athens.

In 1836, William. Colonel Wright inspected the place and envisioned it as a utopian ideal kingdom. Adelaide is an elegant and pleasant city (Central Market) and nearby Huaguo Town, just a 15-minute walk from the hotels where An Qingju and Yunluo are staying.

Adelaide is the capital of South Australia, known as the "Festival State", and the Festival Centre (RE) is certainly not to be missed, located in the riverside area in the north of the city, the Festival Centre is one of Adelaide's landmarks with a unique design style that is by no means comparable to ordinary traditional buildings.

The city area is small, and it takes only about 45 minutes to walk from north to south ().

It is the main street that runs through the north and south, and through most of the shopping areas (all), the streets are basically lined with important public facilities, government departments, and high-end office buildings in Adelaide.

rosstheking, which means that the names of the roads on both sides are separated by this king.

The area is open from 9am-5pm, so it is difficult to find a shopping spot at night, and only some small convenience stores open 24 hours a day. There is one of the most famous chocolate shops in Adelaide, Haighs, which is very, very famous. It is a good choice to go home and give to relatives and friends.

The center of the city is the riasquare, which is a very open intersection, and 500 meters north of the riasquare, the street is more restaurants/bars

Almost a third of the restaurants are Chinese food, and there is a small WN not far from here, about a 200m road.

There are 27 Chinese restaurants. There are also many Chinese supermarkets where prices are cheaper than those in the local supermarkets (dland&iga). But a very small number of goods are very expensive. It opens late on Thursdays and closes until around 9pm, with the rest of the day closing before 6pm. (To be continued)

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