Adelaide

i ve lived there

i think this is my fifth or sixth time here.

i’ll be there november 9;)

Its nice but rather mediocre.. or Glenelg and the German village of Handoff are great but thats all.. its ok if Adelaide is near to Melbourne or sydney or brisbane.. but it on its own.. so i dont bother going back

Eh..

Yes, its a great place to VISIT but for me its not so much a great place to live.

I grew up here and i think that its a great city but if your looking for excitement in life i dont suggest Adelaide!
Its not exactly the most eventful place in the world.

However there is some great beaches :] and…. ENCHANTED!!!

wanted to see how is it like…after going to Perth for my sister’s graduation two years ago. I have relative staying in Adelaide thats why makes me feel like going there.

I just got back from Adelaide, South Australia. From the US or any part of the world, get ready for a long flight. The City is small and most everything is within walking distance. Adelaide has an organized bus system and reliable trains that can take you to the beach in less than 45 minutes. Remember to look right-left-right before crossing the street. If you rent a bike, the rear brake will likely be on your left hand instead of your right. No fun going over your handlebars unexpectedly! The bike path next to the River Torrens will take you right to the beach also. The people are beautiful, the friendliest I’ve met, and they’ll do everything they can to help you out. Don’t waste water, Adelaide is suffering through a drought. Visit the parks, hold a Koala, feed a Kangaroo, and take tons of pics. Visit a winery and drink heaps of wine…it’s cheap! Have a blast! Oh, and learn some of the lingo…it helps!

It’s the best city in Australia!

Adelaide is a place where you can live quite cheaply, house costs are low, but then there aren’t too many jobs unlike places like Perth or Sydney. It’s a nice enough place, just doesn’t have the outstanding features of other major cities, then again it doesn’t really pretend to be a major city. Adelaide is nice enough, the people are friendly and thats whats important after all, I love the way people line up at bus stops in the city all facing the road in a line waiting for the bus, they say an Englishman forms an orderly queue of 1, well the people here probably do as well. Most tourists come here because its on the routes from other places like Darwin to Melbourne/Sydney will mean you get to Adelaide often, Perth to MElbourne Sydney also means you come through Adelaide.