Adelaide
My Drive Holiday Destinations
Adelaide is a well-planned city that is based on a grid system by founder Col. William Light. The relaxed ambiance of Adelaide and the corresponding fun attractions make it a perfect self-drive holiday destination. Twenty minutes to the South East Freeway is the Adelaide Hills, home to the oldest German village in Australia - Handorf. If you’re feeling braver and ready to conquer Australia’s largest mountain range, drive 384kms to the north and find Flinders Ranges National Park. Back in the city, you can try your feet at walking trails and your hands at sports in the city’s 29 parks. Take your pick among Adelaide-Himjei Garden, River Torrens Linear Park, Adelaide Botanic Garden or Rymill Park among others.
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Popular Attractions
Over 1.6 million visitors come to visit all the features and efforts built inside the Adelaide Botanic Garden.
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Adelaide Planetarium offers an in-depth look into the sky; learn about the common and useful stars and planets, finding directions by the stars, constellation names, about the Milky Way, and even the center of the galaxy, planets, and the eclipses.
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300 species of exotic and native mammals, birds, reptiles, and fishes are now happily residing at Adelaide Zoo.
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While Spain is famous for its long stretch of wine valleys, Australia has one of its oldest wine capital - Barossa Valley Wine Region in Adelaide. From Adelaide, Barrosa Valley is about 70 kms northeast.
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Glenelg, 30 minutes drive from Perth, is famous for being a beachfront village, with all other amenities located just around the corner.
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A little bit far to the east from Adelaide is the German township called Hahndorf. Original buildings dating back several decades ago are still freely standing, with a pint of tradition alongside every corner of town.
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Morialta Conservation Park's is famous for its distinct features of rugged ridges, deep gorges and three waterfalls along Fourth Creek connected by excellent walking trails.
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