Town Hall

Adelaide City Hall is just to the east of the north of Victoria Square. It is a classical building. It can be seen that after maintenance, the city hall dares not enter. It can only take pictures outside. It must not be accessible. It is the office of the city government.

Adelaide City Hall is located in the north of Victoria Square in the city centre, near King William Avenue. There are some government buildings nearby, but there is nothing else to see. It's more interesting to go north to North Avenue.

Adelaide City Hall is located in the city, convenient transportation, building is also very local characteristics, although the building is not high, but the local people do a variety of administrative affairs, the environment is very green.

Adelaide City Hall is located on the northeast side of Victoria Square. The buildings are very distinctive, but because there are many old buildings around it, it is easy to miss them.

Adelaide City Hall is not big, architectural decoration is relatively simple, sandstone style, you can see.

The city hall has a long history, and a good visit will surely bring many surprises.

I like this Adelaide Town Hall. Its architectural style is very grand.

Adelaide City Hall was designed by Edmund & White and Edward & Woods. It was built in 1863 and the clock was completed in 1935. Adelaide Town Hall is the South Australian state venue of the founding meeting of the Federal Union of Australia held on August 1, 1895. It is worth mentioning that a large number of women were allowed to attend the meeting for the first time.

Old and simple buildings, passing through the old car to see, compared with other well-known buildings are not too eye-catching, bell tower features more distinct.

The square and road in front of the building are very clean.