Adelaide is the State Capital of Southern Australia and was so named to honor Queen Adelaide, wife of King William IV. Adelaide was developed as a free colony and not a convict settlement. Adelaide eventually attracted a lot of migrants.
You will come across ornate stone buildings, churches, wide streets, green belt parks and gardens.
Adelaide enjoys a Mediterranean Climate and is located on the banks of the Torrens River. Adelaide has its own share of rough terrain found in the nearby scorched areas. The city is known for its beautiful historical buildings such as Ayers Historic House, Edmund Wright House, Adelaide Town Hall, Main Post Office, Government House, Holy Trinity Church, St Francis Xavier Cathedral and St Peters Cathedral. The Tate Museum boasts of an exclusive collection of rock and fossils whereas the South Australian Police Museum showcases 150 years of policing history.
The Adelaide Hills offer spectacular views, morning mists and grand mansions. Explore the historical townships of Stirling, Aldgate and Bridgewater and regale the spirit and charm of the colonial days. Cleland Wildlife Park is a great place for animal lovers where you will come across native birds and animals, including koalas and kangaroos.
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