Hahndorf German Village Review

Third time to Hahndorf, a century-old German town for classic South Australian tours of Adelaide. Although there were no drunk late autumn maple leaves in the first two times, the winter Handorf appeared to be particularly quiet and leisurely. The oldest living immigration place in Australia, a famous town in South Australia. It is said that in 1839, a group of German immigrants from Prussia, Germany, came to South Australia with their families and settled here. The name of the town of Handorf, which is named after their leader, Captain Hahn, is now more than 170 years old. When we are in the spring and summer, South Australia is the opposite of late autumn, located in the suburbs of Adelaide, only 20 minutes drive from the city center, the car is attracted by the strong German style. Walking on the streets of Handorf, there is an illusion that you are in Germany, not Australia. There are many small shops along the street, selling German or Australian souvenirs, exquisite antiques, crafts and specialties, and candy that attract many young girls. The decoration of each store is very careful, there are simple, pastoral, full of German style, there are many warm small home types, there are also thousands of styles. Of course, coming to Handorf is definitely a taste of authentic German cuisine, pure German smoked sausage, beer and roasted pig's trotters, absolute Bavarian flavor. After a full meal, you can order a cup of coffee, sit by the window, enjoy the scenery outside the window, listen to the slow shake in the store, and feel the German atmosphere of this quiet town.