Top Things to do In Adelaide City Council 2021

"I met an international student from Zhejiang in the supermarket in the morning and told us that the top Australian chocolate maker here is called (Haigh's). It is said that the brand’s factory is currently the world still insisting on using cocoa beans to make chocolate directly. The store is located in Rundal Mall and Corner of King William Street. So we found this shop, and there are indeed many varieties of chocolate. Since we had to return to China for nearly a month, we bought a bag of dark chocolate that the clerk gave us to taste and enjoyed on the trip. The taste was really good."

"Landau Shopping Street is the most developed commercial district in Adelaide. Both sides of the street are full of shops and restaurants. It feels like Nanjing Road in Shanghai and Wangfujing in Beijing, but the flow of people is not a lot of. If you want to shop, you must come here for a stroll. There are really many choices and many choices in the shops."

"Adelaide Arcade Adelaide Arcade is located in Rundle Mall shopping center, European architectural style, built in 1885, similar to Melbourne Arcade and Sydney's Queen Victoria Building. There is a historical monument in front of the Adelaide Arcade Mall-The Rundle Mall Fountain in the Rundle Mall. At the end of the Arcade Mall is the old shop founded in 1915 on Grenfell St. Fruit and nut chocolate and truffles are the best sellers. Haigh's Chocolates."

"Adelaide National War Memorial, Adelaide National War Memorial, Adelaide is located at the corner of North Terrace and Kintore Ave in Adelaide, between the Governor's House of South Australia and the State Library. The National War Memorial was built in 1931 to commemorate the South Australian soldiers who died in the First World War. She is a monument symbolizing world peace. In the First World War, almost no family in South Australia escaped the death or injury of a loved one. According to incomplete statistics, at that time, nearly 35,000 South Australians were drafted into the army (37.7% of the male population aged 18 to 44, of which 5511 died and 15,000 were injured). These people include Indigenous South Australians, who still volunteer for military service despite discrimination in their country of birth. Australians are still very patriotic. Such monuments can be seen in a local area, not to mention in state capitals. Monuments in small places are to commemorate those who died for the country in this area, which is quite practical. Figure 1-5: Adelaide National War Memorial from different angles; Figure 6: The list of dead soldiers is engraved on the inner wall of the Adelaide National War Memorial; Figure 7: A memorial to the men and women of South Australia who died in France during the First World War, opened by the Consul General of France on November 11, 1993; Figure 8: South African War Equestrian Statue on the south side of the Governor's Mansion on the west side of the monument."

"Such a amazing gallery where I spend whole morning. You will see paintings from Australia, Europe and also from Asia. Each time there are several special exhibition and each hour guided tour. Free entry."

"Walking into the library is like entering the Harry Potter world. The library is also a popular place to punch in and see a lot of friends coming to take pictures, but still have a lot of learning to keep quiet."

"Flinders is located in the campus of Adelaide’s city centre. There is only one building on the corner of Victoria Square. The strange thing is that the street on which it is located is also called Flinders. However, both the street name and the school name come before this The construction of this building has been in the name for a long time. In other words, Flinders University happened to have acquired this piece of land on Flinders Avenue and built this campus. It feels so fateful."

"Coober Pedy is a small town that emerged from the discovery of opals. The outside climate is dry and windy, and the trees are not long. Fortunately, there are not only treasures under the ground, but also a suitable place to live in all seasons. 70% of the local residents are It’s fun to live underground"

"This museum is pretty small but interesting. If you wanna know more about Australian history is worth to visit! Admission is free and you gonna spend there 1-2 hours."