Adelaide is the best place in Australia, so chilled. Awesome city. The city, the beaches, and the suburbs, not to mention the surrounding countryside, vineyards etc… the place is brilliant! Adelaide, you rock!!!❤❤❤
@baabaabaa-El Yehnah. When they land at Adelaide airport the pirate says "local LL south Australia time is 30minutes and 25years behind eastern standard daylight time." Besides, Gongs got me so argument won. (by me of course because I always win. Especially against a foreign country like South Australia. They aren't Australian down there, not up to our standards to be officially recognised as a state of Europe in Australia overseas tonight. Makes as much sense as trying to say anything decent about Adelaide.
@@FromTheGong Typical Gong kid, likes hearing himself!! European!?! European on ur own leg nakrs, you think it's raining but! We're all Aussies here.. still!!
Adelaide is a beautiful city. I've lived in quite a few cities around Australia and the world, and Adelaide is home. Waterfalls and beautiful hills half an hour from the city in one direction, vineyards in another direction, beautiful coast in another. And the city centre has arts and culture and beautiful buildings, a river and zoo and more. It's so lovely, plus peaceful.
@@angeladee8789 I’ve lived in Adelaide most my life and I’m appreciating it more and more with each year. Great place to raise children and as trail runner, I’m blessed with so many options. Great place to live for sure.
Was lovely watching you guys explore. My parents migrated here from Glasgow Scotland & I love Adelaide. Have lived in Qld and Melb & traveled to other cities overseas and across Aus - I always love coming home. Loved the chats with the locals in this one too. Enjoy your time!
Australian cities have probably been the best you have shown off so far in the world. High quality building and wide streets and trees. The gardens are spectacular.
Came here in the 90s from Sweden via LA, and it has always felt like home to me as far as Australian places go. The city has progressed in some ways, which is good. However, council regulations and cliquey/competitive business attitudes have made it harder for interesting and unique ventures to emerge, particularly in the arts. E.g. the wonderful Fringe festival has become a big financial asset, so the arts component is very safe and mainstream. Stll, if you stay around through Feb/March you'll see a side of Adelaide during festival season that many people fall in love with.
i have lived here In Adelaide now for 15 years. Originally moved from a party city in Northern Queensland. Adelaide is the completely opposite end of the weather and vibe spectrum from where I came from. I literally had to start again here, new friends, new houses and posessions, new style and worklife. everything. I got out there and saw absolutely everything that Adelaide has to offer, so I feel I am perfectly qualified to explain what Adelaide is like to the new/first time visitor. Upon first glance it can seem dull and boring but truthfully, Adelaide is one of those cities that you really get out what you put in. It's a hidden gem in every sense of the word, Much like Perth. The bigger cities like Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne dont pay it any mind almost like Adelaide is a quiet, Polite neighbour whom keeps to themselves.......but that doesnt mean that quiet neighbour has nothing going on in their life. Oh No. The most important point i can make is this: If you explore and bother to leave your local area, there is ALWAYS something to do & something happening every season & every month of the year. Theres always some festival on, at any time year round. Adelaide is defintely known for it. Theres some world leading events in motoracing, cycling, tennis, Aussie Rules Football, Test Cricket, Wine & food festivals & lets not forget the world famous Fringe Comedy & Arts Festival which runs at the end of Australian summer. Its a bit of a mixed bag really, so where to start. Firstly the CBD. You should know that its massive for international uni students so the cbd is thriving & generally a point of pride, that it is a sought after study location. Its clean, neat & laid out in a grid which is super easy to navigate and features 4 major Parks areas built into the grid of the city. Surrounding Victoria square in the dead center. All beautiful and great places to eat lunch or meet up. Also in the CBD, Theres a myriad of hidden little city arcades pop ups alleyway bars and cafes, amazing food everywhere also. The great thing about the location of the city relevant to the rest of the Metro area is this: Any direction you go from the city center, youre in a completely different landscape and vibe. Basically 25 minutes in every direction and you've found a new landscape & vibe. Head West from the simply laid out easily navigated city and youve got 6-10 world class picturesque beaches with clear blue water, 25/30 mins from the city to the East and you're in the beautiful Adelaide hills with so many hip and quiet little forrest towns. Each with their own arts and food festivals. The Adelaide Hills is also where the Santos TOur down under cycling race takes place aswell as bay to birdwood car rally/cruise. 25/35minutes North of the city and you're in the famous Barossa Valley wine region, 25mins further north frm there you're in the Clare Valley wine region. 25/35 minutes South of the city minutes south on the freeways and you're in the Mclaren Vale wine region. Each of the 3 major wine regions have their own look and flavour/ vibe but each also offer world class wine and cellar door experiences. Theres gin and whiskey distilleries & beer micro breweries thrown into the mix and are emerging as amazing offers and experiences also. Adelaide is Sports mad so sports lovers wont miss out either. Theres A league Football/Soccer. Aussie Rules Football, Super Netball, beach volleyball, International Test Cricket, internation cycling Events, Motor racing and motorsports festivals, public & private golf clubs, Rugby Union & more. The nightlife in the city is no slouch either. hundreds of pubs and clubs of all flavours. Bars & beer gardens for young & old alike & hundreds of live music venues. Rundle Street, Hindley Street, The bay area are best for clubbing. Hetting around: Adelaide has world class tertiary education to all, world leading research and study, amazing sporting events, world famous wine and wineries that are highly attractive for all visitors and students so theres no shortage of Trams, Buses, Trains, E-Bikes & taxis. Thers a standout free tram service that does the city loop and does City to the Bay on the weekends when theres a major Sporting event on at Adelaide Oval, Transport is often free for ticket holders. Theres plenty of other free services, time saving freeways that use the NOrth/South road corridors so travel is usually quick and direct and there is ZERO tollways anywhere on the roads. Must See & Experience: - The meat & heart of the CBD is in the Adelaide central markets, King William St, South Terrace Parklands & Eastern Terrace Parklands & botanical gardens. The Barossa wine region is a must vistit if only planning to come once & do the big attractions. The beaches come into their element during the summer months and multi cultural outer metro suburbs like Prospect, Norwood to the east, Unley to the south of the city, Tea Tree Gully Area to the North East and Port Adelaide offer great days out & fantastic food and beer gardens. Must experience: Major sports events are held at Adelaide Oval with 60,000 Seat(BBL Cricket at night or a live AFL Match are the go to's} Dont forget to experience heading into the city to grand central station & cross the footbridge over the river torrens to the Oval, Check out the Adelaide 500 V8 supercars city circuit and month long motorsport festival which from memory is november, explore Port Adelaide which was rundown and blue collar but is slowly being revitalised. Also dont miss: - Adelaide museums, Adelaide Zoo, Monarto Open Plains Zoo, Hanhdorf German town in the Adelaide Hills, Tanunda & the surrounding area in the Barossa, Prospect for amazing food from all cultures, Shopping at Westfield Marion or Rundle Mall in the city, live gigs in the city, The Fringe Festival, SANTOS Tour Down Under Cycling, Glenelg, Grange, Henley & Brighton Beaches are prolly the best of the bunch & are a sight to behold during a summer sunset. Although dont let that deter you from some of the quieter ones like Largs, Semaphore, West Beach Aswell as Moana,Seaford & Christies in the southern suburbs and trust me....go get hot chips in Port Norlunga. Trust me. For the pavement pounders whom like to walk around and get a sense of the architecture & environment: - Walk around Adelaide Central Markets in the city, take a stroll around the botanic gardens, walk down North Terrace in the city, this will give a greater sense of the Adelaide style and architecture. If you wanna venture into the suburbs and find great spots to eat, i usually recommend anywhere in the east/north eastern suburbs in and around Norwood and The Parade, its mostly beautifuly tree lined avenues and cafe's all around Norwood, Burnside, Linden Park, Kensington, Magill, Tranmere & St Peters. All great pedestrian areas for mulling around and people watching. Dont skip the views of North Adelaides Cathedrals and great dining along O'Connel Street. Rundle & Hutt st are my picks of all day dining in the city for every occasion day or night. Also, Adelaide truly doesnt LOOk like any other city around the world I've been to either & Ive seen alot as I used to be military and deployed ALOT & often so got alot of free travel. Adelaide takes alot of inspiration from Melbourne & I often say Melbourne is a bigger version. It's similar mix of modern and Victorian architecture, beautifully Jacaranda lined Avenues, the ding of trams bells, the sound of fresh coffee in cafes. all set on the river torrrens, squeezed between the hills and the ocean, Adelaide is truly unique. Glenelg truly is one of the coolest and most unique looking beach areas anywhere in the world, dont miss mosely square. Dont be afraid to venture out of the city grid into the surrounding Metro Suburbs. Again, the more you explore the more you will get out of adelaide. If you just walk around the areas of the city where students are, you will get the impression that nothing goes on but once you lift the veil and look, its a seriously underrated and bustling city. Its just the right size and population to still be unique & trendy but not a packed, crowded traffic filled metropolis. 1.5million people but stil feels quaint & unintimidating. As I said, one of the greatest features of the city of Adelaide is the position relative to the metro and outer metro area, this means literally any direction you go in from the city will offer a new and vastly different style, view, vibe and experience. Probably avoid the outer northern suburbs like Munno Para, Smithfield, Davoren Park/ literally nothing there to see. Its just ghetto suburban areas but no tourist attractions. Salisbury is a vibe and the people are friendly and chatty but it IS a lower socio-economic area with very little reason 'visit' but are a.......more truthful indication of your 'typical adelaidian' and general where ther reputation of 'Adelaide's a shithole' comes from. Trackies, mullets, missing teeth, shitbag kids that try to fight people, public diomestic disputes etc. If you visit the outer northern suburbs or outer Southern Suburbs and walk around the mini shopping malls etc you'll go.....'aaaaaaah....i get it now'. If you want to know what it is the locals do once theyve done all the touristy stuff......hire a 4x4 or camper and go camping. head to the copper coast, eyre pennisula or Out to the riverlands to camp along the Murray River. Hit up the big 4 western beaches of a summer afternoon, got to a sporting event at the oval or go see a live gig in a venue in the city. Enjoy and sorry for the Long Post.
Lived here my whole life, mainly at Glenelg beach. Adelaide is the best place on earth. We want people to hate it here so we can keep it all to ourselves. Only 1 million people. Awesome.
@@koolb5290 Come on, Vietnamese people are not that intimidating. 🥺🥺🥺 But I agree the Australian way of life is precious and must not be replaced. Don't worry, I'll tell them off for you. 🥺🥺🥺
It’s a pity that so many Perth people travel straight to Sydney without calling into Adelaide. We are not the dreaded “Eastern States”. We are natural allies.
@@alphillips5478 We don't claim or aspire to be a party city all year round, it's just a fun season in particular with all sorts of things going on. And it's not like the place shuts down after that, just go back to being nice and relaxed and it's wonderful
Thanks for visiting our City. Everyone has their own opinion of the lifestyle they want for themselves and their kids. Of course Adelaide is not for everyone, but over one million people think it is the right place for them. I have lived elsewhere and came back to Adelaide, and so did my wife before I met her. It all comes down to personal taste and preference.
So glad you liked Adelaide. Lived here all my life and it is indeed paradise. Some say its boring ... dont care. I live in a beautiful, exciting, vibrant city. It's also nice and quiet, which is icing on the cake!
I love living in Adelaide, especially the arts culture, our beaches and the food & wine. March is my favourite time of year with the Adelaide Festival, WOMAD and the Fringe Festival all taking place. The Adelaide Fringe is the 2nd biggest in the world after Edinburgh.
I'm from Melbourne but I've been to Adelaide more than a dozen times and I would move there tomorrow. Sure it's quiet compared to here but I prefer that now. Easy to get around and the weather is 3c warmer than here so it doesn't get so cold in winter. Only downside is power prices and I'd miss my football club the Blues.
In the late 60s and 70s Adelaide was the most progressive state in Australia under its Premier, Don Dunston, who was an inspiration for what Australia could have been. South Australia has some of Australia's best wineries. Adelaide's art gallery is brilliant. It's nice to take a drive up into the Adelaide hills.
Sadly you missed some of Australia’s best local beaches right here in Adelaide, all within just a 20-minute drive from the city centre. Beaches like Brighton, Glenelg, Henley, Grange, Seacliff, and Semaphore offer stunning coastal experiences and are often described as paradise. Wishing you a wonderful remainder of your trip! ❤️ I Love watching you both travelling around Australia Im thoroughly enjoying your TH-cam videos.
As a south australian I love Adelaide but every city in australia has its own vibe you pick what suits what your looking for but for me I couldnt live in any other city except for adelaide.
Thankyou for this review of Adelaide! I love it here, been home for 25 years. Thing I took for granted you opened my eyes to! The purple Jacaranda trees! Adelaide is beautiful. I hope you enjoy the new years fire worx there! Next to the river. Amazing display!!!!
You two have a very refreshing sense of wonder and friendly optimistic innocence when you go about travelling Australia. Something people that people who have lived here for a long time don’t have anymore. Like your wonder about the purple trees. I loved your visit to Handorf. Quite the giggle to a German expat like me.
People that say it's boring are usually quite boring themselves. Or they visited here once 30 years ago for their auntie's funeral in the middle of winter. A city is what you make of it.
I’m Melbourne born and raised… but love Adelaide, could easily live there. Parking is always difficult and expensive in any city. We normally park in the suburbs and catch public transport.
A fun little fact about that greenhouse in the botanic gardens - it was actually imported from Germany in 1875 and thought to be the only one of its kind still in existence.
Adelaide born and raised here. I am half Aboriginal and half Scottish. My Mum is from Glasgow and my Dad is from Raukkan. I'm a very proud Adelaidean, and wouldn't want to live anywhere else. love my state and love my city. thank you for seeing our city for the beauty it is
I live in Melbourne. And I love Melbourne. But Adelaide for the size of the city is right up there. If I had to choose an other city to live in , it would be Adelaide. You guys are great. 😊
I have been to a fair few cities around the world and find Adelaide is a very Beautiful, Laid Back and Relaxing place with fairly Friendly People. It has almost everything you could ask for within a short distance. Good Public Transport, Wine Regions, Great Beach side Suburbs, Lots of Festivals, Lots of Arts, and Adelaide tries to retain it's old Heritage Buildings.
Great video. As a kiwi from a small south island town it's interesting to see the difference between the old and new there. As for places being boaring and there's nothing to do. It all depends on what your into. Personally I find that art galleries, librarys and museums are a good place to start. That market looks fantastic so much bigger than the riverside market in Christchurch
If you're still in Adelaide, head south to Port Noarlunga Beach, visit Old Noarlunga, they have a fountain to honour Princess Diana life near the river. you can drive your car on Aldinga Beach - .Adelaide has some beautiful beaches , history go to Port Adelaide...
Yes and even go further, go down to rapid bay, go check out the little cave or fish on the jetty, go to the carrackalinga bakery, Granite Island down Victor harbor. Adelaide is a little gem, just gotta know where to look ❤️
hAHAHAH yep I was saying that yesterday when i started watching. shhhhhhh stop letting people know our secret! its already getting too expensive to live here
Haha we would love to try all the stores out but it just ain't happening 😂😂We actually got Haighs chocolates before as a gift. we didn't realise it was a big thing here
The trams that go around on in the city are free across the river. You have North Adelaide with some amazing streets and architecture and golf courses and cafes and bars and along the river. Both directions, beautiful walks including the zoo, the Botanical gardens and then along East terrace. Some beautiful walks and lakes and then on South terrace again big open Parklands and Japanese gardens and lots of them and nooks and crannies. There's a free bus that goes around the city as well. The 99 c99 bill something like that cuz around both cities crosses the river Adelaide's pretty cool. I've lived there 16 years
Sorry about all the negative comments about Adelaide. I'm Sydney born and raised, but I think all our Oz cities have their different charms. Adelaide has more of a chilled, easy vibe( sorry Glen). Its great to get away from the madding crowd from time to time. Only been to Adelaide twice but both times, I had a ball. This negative competition between cities is just bs imo. We live in the best country in the world so get out their and enjoy it. 😊
I couldn’t agree more. Can’t understand why our beautiful and diverse capital cities feel the need to p*ss on each other all the time; it just makes them sound arrogant and/or lacking in confidence about themselves 💁🏼♀️
@@AnneMorley-up1qvTrue, I only do it when people seem to crap on Adelaide the most, it's a defensive mode, I see qualities and negatives in every city.
Those birds with the penguin faces are Plovers. Very territorial and fiesty birds. They lay their eggs on the ground on rocks perfectly camoflaged. And guard them intently. The noisy colourful birds are Rainbow Lorikeets. They give the Sulphur Crested Cockatoos a run for their money in a noisy competition. I didnt see any Adelaide Rosellas the man was taliking about. They are the most loved birds here. Green back with beautiful red blue bodies. Day to day living with your family in Adelaide is unbeatable. Any dig at Adelaide by a Victorian will just get a smile in response.
Adelaide is the only capital city in the world that is surrounded by parklands on all four sides. I love my home city. Yes, it’s very under rated. But we like it that way. Keeps the riff-raff out.
The best thing about Adelaide, is they have embraced the “Boring Stereotype” & Made the best of it.. Those on the East Coast who complain About Adelaide, keep your hectic & loud cities & don’t ruin ours!!
I don't believe in dunking on different states and cities. Pro and cons everywhere you go really. Seems like you guys have the same philosophy. We are blessed to have the country we have. There is beauty everywhere you go ♥
Adelaide is a pretty city, lots of parklands, best wineries in the country are on your doorstep, lovely beaches, pretty good weather. Assuming you're driving, it's easy to get around. The public transport is okay, but not a patch on Melbourne. If you're looking for vibrancy and fun then it's basically only found in the city on a Fri/Sat, and in some of the suburbs on a Thurs & Sun, but it is far less exciting than Melbourne or Sydney, but that's okay, it's an easy and peaceful easy going place.
20:09 so this isn’t a police station. The sign says Polites. To give some history, Adelaide’s most successful property tycoon named Constantine George Polites. When he acquired a new building he would put up a sign to indicate his ownership.
As someone born, raised, bred until I'm dead Adelaidean, I can say without a doubt Adelaide isn't boring, specially if you're interested in activities, we're just very low key, but if you warm up to done if the locals, you find out about it "hidden"attractions of all sorts, we are known as the city of churches and festivals and the capital of the world for the most serial bullets, and drugs. Well, dunno if it is still, but we have an interesting history. Some of it will elate you some will make you cry. You'll meet some of the most interesting peyote in the world if they open up. A very diverse place. Full of people that generally give you the time of day, and help you when in need. Every place has some dodgey people, though, so a bit of common sense and prudence are needed. I hope you two genuinely enjoyed your visit down here and took away some lovely memories and connections.
My ancestor is responsible for the Botanical and Zoological gardens being established in Adelaide. My mother's family has been here since the beginning of the colony. My father came from Germany when he was three after the war. I wouldn't live anywhere else and I love our dry heat.
ALSO on North Terrace you can visit the Botanic gardens and as long as you arrive before 3.30pm you can enter the huge long Bicentenary conservatory that is there on the EASTERN side of Botanic gardens - FREE to enter the Botanic gardens - small fee to enter the very long Bicentenary conservatory - which I call the "glass pasty" due to the shape.
Adelaide (where I’m from) is set up for peace and quiet with some peaks of fun and plenty of festivals. We have had a major influx move here from Victoria and other states in recent years. So I’ll say it “Adelaide is awful, don’t come”. lol. Glad you had a nice time.
Adelaide has quiet appeal. The jacaranda is native to South Africa and a common street planting in Australian cities. If you like them, visit Grafton in the late spring.
You can tell by alot of the hated comments that the eastern state people are jealous. Not sure why, but they need to always hate on Adelaide. They think they're so much better, why waste time hating? It's sad, clearly jealousy 😆. They just can't handle that people like Adelaide
What people don't understand that going to adel is like going to victor harbour not much to do. Adel people get butt hurt cause they don't like hearing the negative over the state. Run by old people who heritage everything so the city can't grow and get bigger younger generations are leaving to other states. Old people love it here
I find it funny that the Girl who served you ice cream said there’s nothing to do in adelaide. There is so much more in adelaide now than there was in the 70’s 80’s and 90’s. But yet the teens of those decades always found things to do and figured out how to have fun.
Well we had 2 weeks locked down, one of which was due to some wanker BSing about moonlighting in a pizzeria, but I think it was a fair price to pay for kicking everyone else out for a couple of years.
Before mobile phones, the ‘Mall’s Balls’ was a popular place to meet a friend for an arranged hang out and lunch. Was always pretty funny seeing so many heads on a swivel as people were obviously running late with no way to contact them.
if something is boring,then thats on the individual..fun,laughter and beauty is all around ..just be open.. i love how you guys are honest with your reviews ..I love your accents too..safe travels
As a lifetime resident (62 yrs) you have barely scratched the surface of the city. There is a lot more to Adelaide than you showed in the video. Adelaide is considered by the Eastern states more like a country town than city, probably because it is smaller and more laidback. But we have everything all the other capital cities have, plus lots of green areas, parks, cafes, and pubs. (Did you notice how many cafes, pubs and food places you walked past ?) Adelaide used to be called the city of churches, but now a days it's more the city of cafes. Many of the best parts of Adelaide are outside of the CBD. Beaches, Adelaide Hills (parks, camping, waterfalls, walking/hiking trails), some smaller wine areas. BTW the pedestrian part of Rundle Street is actually called Rundle Mall, the main retail shopping area.
Moved to Adelaide. Live in Campbelltown. The people don't seem that nice except for my 2 neighbours. Going to the local shops and people don't seem that friendly.
@ awwwww that’s not nice of them but if you are not okay maybe move somewhere else’s it’s okay don’t make anyone to make you feel uncomfortable just be yourself and be happy it’s okay 🫂here a big hug for you from me dear I’m so sorry you are going through however be strong and happy 🥹
I am just leaving Adelaide to go back to Japan‼️ Love Central market, Glenelg and the other beaches and wineries🥂✨✨ Would love to come back when the Fringe Festival is on💜
Thank you for a wonderful video of Adelaide! Love all your experiences and excitement in the Australian videos. Keep it up!
@@jacquelinekavanagh7653 thanks for tuning in we appreciate you 🙌
Adelaide is the best place in Australia, so chilled. Awesome city. The city, the beaches, and the suburbs, not to mention the surrounding countryside, vineyards etc… the place is brilliant! Adelaide, you rock!!!❤❤❤
Yehnah.
Beats the Gong that's for sure!!
@baabaabaa-El Yehnah. When they land at Adelaide airport the pirate says "local LL south Australia time is 30minutes and 25years behind eastern standard daylight time." Besides, Gongs got me so argument won. (by me of course because I always win. Especially against a foreign country like South Australia. They aren't Australian down there, not up to our standards to be officially recognised as a state of Europe in Australia overseas tonight.
Makes as much sense as trying to say anything decent about Adelaide.
@@FromTheGong Typical Gong kid, likes hearing himself!!
European!?!
European on ur own leg nakrs, you think it's raining but!
We're all Aussies here.. still!!
I come to visit Adelaide a few times a year and the Pubs are great👍🏽🍺🍻
Adelaide is a beautiful city. I've lived in quite a few cities around Australia and the world, and Adelaide is home. Waterfalls and beautiful hills half an hour from the city in one direction, vineyards in another direction, beautiful coast in another. And the city centre has arts and culture and beautiful buildings, a river and zoo and more. It's so lovely, plus peaceful.
@@angeladee8789 I’ve lived in Adelaide most my life and I’m appreciating it more and more with each year. Great place to raise children and as trail runner, I’m blessed with so many options. Great place to live for sure.
Adelaide is the most underrated city in Australia for sure.
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@@karenwheeler4546oh Karen go away troll
Was lovely watching you guys explore. My parents migrated here from Glasgow Scotland & I love Adelaide. Have lived in Qld and Melb & traveled to other cities overseas and across Aus - I always love coming home. Loved the chats with the locals in this one too. Enjoy your time!
Australian cities have probably been the best you have shown off so far in the world. High quality building and wide streets and trees. The gardens are spectacular.
Came here in the 90s from Sweden via LA, and it has always felt like home to me as far as Australian places go. The city has progressed in some ways, which is good. However, council regulations and cliquey/competitive business attitudes have made it harder for interesting and unique ventures to emerge, particularly in the arts. E.g. the wonderful Fringe festival has become a big financial asset, so the arts component is very safe and mainstream. Stll, if you stay around through Feb/March you'll see a side of Adelaide during festival season that many people fall in love with.
Love the video guys. I'd say Adelaide is a foodies dream. Great food, great coffee, great wine. Glad you had a great time :)
We're with you on that one, Adelaide is such a great food scene! 🙌
Are there any good Continental .Austrian/German cake shops or restaurants in. Adelaide?
Or can I buy good.rye bread?
i have lived here In Adelaide now for 15 years.
Originally moved from a party city in Northern Queensland. Adelaide is the completely opposite end of the weather and vibe spectrum from where I came from.
I literally had to start again here, new friends, new houses and posessions, new style and worklife. everything. I got out there and saw absolutely everything that Adelaide has to offer, so I feel I am perfectly qualified to explain what Adelaide is like to the new/first time visitor.
Upon first glance it can seem dull and boring but truthfully, Adelaide is one of those cities that you really get out what you put in.
It's a hidden gem in every sense of the word, Much like Perth. The bigger cities like Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne dont pay it any mind almost like Adelaide is a quiet, Polite neighbour whom keeps to themselves.......but that doesnt mean that quiet neighbour has nothing going on in their life. Oh No.
The most important point i can make is this: If you explore and bother to leave your local area, there is ALWAYS something to do & something happening every season & every month of the year.
Theres always some festival on, at any time year round. Adelaide is defintely known for it.
Theres some world leading events in motoracing, cycling, tennis, Aussie Rules Football, Test Cricket, Wine & food festivals & lets not forget the world famous Fringe Comedy & Arts Festival which runs at the end of Australian summer.
Its a bit of a mixed bag really, so where to start.
Firstly the CBD. You should know that its massive for international uni students so the cbd is thriving & generally a point of pride, that it is a sought after study location. Its clean, neat & laid out in a grid which is super easy to navigate and features 4 major Parks areas built into the grid of the city. Surrounding Victoria square in the dead center. All beautiful and great places to eat lunch or meet up.
Also in the CBD, Theres a myriad of hidden little city arcades pop ups alleyway bars and cafes, amazing food everywhere also.
The great thing about the location of the city relevant to the rest of the Metro area is this: Any direction you go from the city center, youre in a completely different landscape and vibe.
Basically 25 minutes in every direction and you've found a new landscape & vibe.
Head West from the simply laid out easily navigated city and youve got 6-10 world class picturesque beaches with clear blue water, 25/30 mins from the city to the East and you're in the beautiful Adelaide hills with so many hip and quiet little forrest towns. Each with their own arts and food festivals.
The Adelaide Hills is also where the Santos TOur down under cycling race takes place aswell as bay to birdwood car rally/cruise.
25/35minutes North of the city and you're in the famous Barossa Valley wine region, 25mins further north frm there you're in the Clare Valley wine region. 25/35 minutes South of the city minutes south on the freeways and you're in the Mclaren Vale wine region.
Each of the 3 major wine regions have their own look and flavour/ vibe but each also offer world class wine and cellar door experiences. Theres gin and whiskey distilleries & beer micro breweries thrown into the mix and are emerging as amazing offers and experiences also.
Adelaide is Sports mad so sports lovers wont miss out either.
Theres A league Football/Soccer. Aussie Rules Football, Super Netball, beach volleyball, International Test Cricket, internation cycling Events, Motor racing and motorsports festivals, public & private golf clubs, Rugby Union & more.
The nightlife in the city is no slouch either. hundreds of pubs and clubs of all flavours. Bars & beer gardens for young & old alike & hundreds of live music venues.
Rundle Street, Hindley Street, The bay area are best for clubbing.
Hetting around: Adelaide has world class tertiary education to all, world leading research and study, amazing sporting events, world famous wine and wineries that are highly attractive for all visitors and students so theres no shortage of Trams, Buses, Trains, E-Bikes & taxis. Thers a standout free tram service that does the city loop and does City to the Bay on the weekends when theres a major Sporting event on at Adelaide Oval, Transport is often free for ticket holders.
Theres plenty of other free services, time saving freeways that use the NOrth/South road corridors so travel is usually quick and direct and there is ZERO tollways anywhere on the roads.
Must See & Experience: - The meat & heart of the CBD is in the Adelaide central markets, King William St, South Terrace Parklands & Eastern Terrace Parklands & botanical gardens.
The Barossa wine region is a must vistit if only planning to come once & do the big attractions. The beaches come into their element during the summer months and multi cultural outer metro suburbs like Prospect, Norwood to the east, Unley to the south of the city, Tea Tree Gully Area to the North East and Port Adelaide offer great days out & fantastic food and beer gardens.
Must experience: Major sports events are held at Adelaide Oval with 60,000 Seat(BBL Cricket at night or a live AFL Match are the go to's} Dont forget to experience heading into the city to grand central station & cross the footbridge over the river torrens to the Oval, Check out the Adelaide 500 V8 supercars city circuit and month long motorsport festival which from memory is november, explore Port Adelaide which was rundown and blue collar but is slowly being revitalised.
Also dont miss: - Adelaide museums, Adelaide Zoo, Monarto Open Plains Zoo, Hanhdorf German town in the Adelaide Hills, Tanunda & the surrounding area in the Barossa, Prospect for amazing food from all cultures, Shopping at Westfield Marion or Rundle Mall in the city, live gigs in the city, The Fringe Festival, SANTOS Tour Down Under Cycling, Glenelg, Grange, Henley & Brighton Beaches are prolly the best of the bunch & are a sight to behold during a summer sunset. Although dont let that deter you from some of the quieter ones like Largs, Semaphore, West Beach Aswell as Moana,Seaford & Christies in the southern suburbs and trust me....go get hot chips in Port Norlunga. Trust me.
For the pavement pounders whom like to walk around and get a sense of the architecture & environment: -
Walk around Adelaide Central Markets in the city, take a stroll around the botanic gardens, walk down North Terrace in the city, this will give a greater sense of the Adelaide style and architecture. If you wanna venture into the suburbs and find great spots to eat, i usually recommend anywhere in the east/north eastern suburbs in and around Norwood and The Parade, its mostly beautifuly tree lined avenues and cafe's
all around Norwood, Burnside, Linden Park, Kensington, Magill, Tranmere & St Peters. All great pedestrian areas for mulling around and people watching. Dont skip the views of North Adelaides Cathedrals and great dining along O'Connel Street.
Rundle & Hutt st are my picks of all day dining in the city for every occasion day or night.
Also, Adelaide truly doesnt LOOk like any other city around the world I've been to either & Ive seen alot as I used to be military and deployed ALOT & often so got alot of free travel.
Adelaide takes alot of inspiration from Melbourne & I often say Melbourne is a bigger version. It's similar mix of modern and Victorian architecture, beautifully Jacaranda lined Avenues, the ding of trams bells, the sound of fresh coffee in cafes. all set on the river torrrens, squeezed between the hills and the ocean, Adelaide is truly unique.
Glenelg truly is one of the coolest and most unique looking beach areas anywhere in the world, dont miss mosely square.
Dont be afraid to venture out of the city grid into the surrounding Metro Suburbs.
Again, the more you explore the more you will get out of adelaide. If you just walk around the areas of the city where students are, you will get the impression that nothing goes on but once you lift the veil and look, its a seriously underrated and bustling city. Its just the right size and population to still be unique & trendy but not a packed, crowded traffic filled metropolis. 1.5million people but stil feels quaint & unintimidating.
As I said, one of the greatest features of the city of Adelaide is the position relative to the metro and outer metro area, this means literally any direction you go in from the city will offer a new and vastly different style, view, vibe and experience.
Probably avoid the outer northern suburbs like Munno Para, Smithfield, Davoren Park/ literally nothing there to see. Its just ghetto suburban areas but no tourist attractions. Salisbury is a vibe and the people are friendly and chatty but it IS a lower socio-economic area with very little reason 'visit' but are a.......more truthful indication of your 'typical adelaidian' and general where ther reputation of 'Adelaide's a shithole' comes from. Trackies, mullets, missing teeth, shitbag kids that try to fight people, public diomestic disputes etc.
If you visit the outer northern suburbs or outer Southern Suburbs and walk around the mini shopping malls etc you'll go.....'aaaaaaah....i get it now'.
If you want to know what it is the locals do once theyve done all the touristy stuff......hire a 4x4 or camper and go camping. head to the copper coast, eyre pennisula or Out to the riverlands to camp along the Murray River. Hit up the big 4 western beaches of a summer afternoon, got to a sporting event at the oval or go see a live gig in a venue in the city.
Enjoy and sorry for the Long Post.
We love our Adelaide & state just the way it is - best wishes to you both!
Beautiful Mediterranean climate in Adelaide, hot dry summers, cool wet winters, perfect autumn and spring. Love it!
Great video!! Love it guys
Thanks very much Jake hope your having a good weekend my friend :)
Lived here my whole life, mainly at Glenelg beach. Adelaide is the best place on earth. We want people to hate it here so we can keep it all to ourselves. Only 1 million people. Awesome.
Here here!
@ so good hey. I’ve been to a lot of places in the world but Adelaide is awesome.
@@koolb5290 no, mate. I will not let you win. I will move to and love Adelaide dearly. 😂😂😂
@ haha sorry mate. There’s no room. The Asians have taken over here now 😂
@@koolb5290 Come on, Vietnamese people are not that intimidating. 🥺🥺🥺 But I agree the Australian way of life is precious and must not be replaced. Don't worry, I'll tell them off for you. 🥺🥺🥺
Perth girl here and I love Adelaide , it's my 1st choice when I want a long weekend away.
Hopefully we make it to Perth in a few months too! :) glad you love it here!
It’s a pity that so many Perth people travel straight to Sydney without calling into Adelaide. We are not the dreaded “Eastern States”. We are natural allies.
@@geoffoconnor3487 totally agree.
Adelaide is a lovely city. Many things to see outside of the city
Love that people think it’s boring… less people come here !
haha we definitely didn't think that though, we loved it :)
Adelaide really comes alive between January and march with festivals and sporting events
@troycollett8540 Gee - THREE months out of TWELVE. Real hot spot Adelaide! 🤭🤭👇
@ plenty of other things throughout the year
@@alphillips5478 We don't claim or aspire to be a party city all year round, it's just a fun season in particular with all sorts of things going on. And it's not like the place shuts down after that, just go back to being nice and relaxed and it's wonderful
Thanks for visiting our City. Everyone has their own opinion of the lifestyle they want for themselves and their kids. Of course Adelaide is not for everyone, but over one million people think it is the right place for them. I have lived elsewhere and came back to Adelaide, and so did my wife before I met her. It all comes down to personal taste and preference.
So glad you liked Adelaide. Lived here all my life and it is indeed paradise. Some say its boring ... dont care. I live in a beautiful, exciting, vibrant city. It's also nice and quiet, which is icing on the cake!
Been here my whole life I absolutely love it
Glad you enjoyed Adelaide. I’ve been here for 20 years now from Scotland.
Living the good life, very happy that you decided to pick Adelaide Mike, its a great spot :)
I love living in Adelaide, especially the arts culture, our beaches and the food & wine. March is my favourite time of year with the Adelaide Festival, WOMAD and the Fringe Festival all taking place. The Adelaide Fringe is the 2nd biggest in the world after Edinburgh.
I'm from Melbourne but I've been to Adelaide more than a dozen times and I would move there tomorrow. Sure it's quiet compared to here but I prefer that now. Easy to get around and the weather is 3c warmer than here so it doesn't get so cold in winter. Only downside is power prices and I'd miss my football club the Blues.
Trade out the navy blue for the tri-colours.
:P
@@Zoso_1990never. Stick with your blues 💙 there are fan/member groups. I am Richmond follower.
Adelaide is a gorgeous city. Lots of festivals in Feb/March.
After living in Melbourne, Sydney, London and Birmingham, I moved back to Adelaide in 2006. Best thing I ever did.
I'm a Melbourne boy, but absolutely LOVE Adelaide! My favourite city to visit in Australia and I often visit three times a year.
In the late 60s and 70s Adelaide was the most progressive state in Australia under its Premier, Don Dunston, who was an inspiration for what Australia could have been. South Australia has some of Australia's best wineries. Adelaide's art gallery is brilliant. It's nice to take a drive up into the Adelaide hills.
Adelaide is still the most truly sophisticated city in Australia.
* his name is Don Dunstan
Sadly you missed some of Australia’s best local beaches right here in Adelaide, all within just a 20-minute drive from the city centre. Beaches like Brighton, Glenelg, Henley, Grange, Seacliff, and Semaphore offer stunning coastal experiences and are often described as paradise. Wishing you a wonderful remainder of your trip! ❤️ I Love watching you both travelling around Australia Im thoroughly enjoying your TH-cam videos.
Adelaide City is surrounded by Parklands. Thanks for taking me back to my hometown. Adelaides climate is very Meditteranean.
Thanks
Thanks so much for the donation, helps a lot and happy new year to you! Hope you had a blast 🙌
As a south australian I love Adelaide but every city in australia has its own vibe you pick what suits what your looking for but for me I couldnt live in any other city except for adelaide.
I've lived in Adelaide most of my life and honestly take it for granted, seeing my city though your eyes was amazing thank you,.❤
Adelaide looks lovely!
Thankyou for this review of Adelaide! I love it here, been home for 25 years. Thing I took for granted you opened my eyes to! The purple Jacaranda trees! Adelaide is beautiful. I hope you enjoy the new years fire worx there! Next to the river. Amazing display!!!!
If you were here in March, during the Fringe Festival, you’d have loved it even more.
I'd say we would it would be cooler too 😂
@@GlenAndMado feb/March is usually warmer than December
@@GlenAndMadonot necessarily. It is usually hot during the Adelaide Fringe.
Love your positivity 😊
You two have a very refreshing sense of wonder and friendly optimistic innocence when you go about travelling Australia. Something people that people who have lived here for a long time don’t have anymore.
Like your wonder about the purple trees. I loved your visit to Handorf. Quite the giggle to a German expat like me.
Oh there quite magical looking to look at! :)
Yeah it's a shame Hahndorf has hardly any Aussies with German heritage anymore, it did once, but now it doesn't really feel the same.
Thank you for saying so many beautiful things about my home town! ❤
I’m from Perth and really enjoyed Adelaide when I visited ❤❤
how does it compare to Perth
People that say it's boring are usually quite boring themselves. Or they visited here once 30 years ago for their auntie's funeral in the middle of winter. A city is what you make of it.
You said it! 💯
I’m Melbourne born and raised… but love Adelaide, could easily live there. Parking is always difficult and expensive in any city. We normally park in the suburbs and catch public transport.
A fun little fact about that greenhouse in the botanic gardens - it was actually imported from Germany in 1875 and thought to be the only one of its kind still in existence.
People with glass houses shouldn't start wars
Adelaide born and raised here. I am half Aboriginal and half Scottish. My Mum is from Glasgow and my Dad is from Raukkan. I'm a very proud Adelaidean, and wouldn't want to live anywhere else. love my state and love my city. thank you for seeing our city for the beauty it is
I live in Melbourne. And I love Melbourne. But Adelaide for the size of the city is right up there. If I had to choose an other city to live in , it would be Adelaide. You guys are great. 😊
Glenelg too....dont miss its on beach
I have been to a fair few cities around the world and find Adelaide is a very Beautiful, Laid Back and Relaxing place with fairly Friendly People. It has almost everything you could ask for within a short distance. Good Public Transport, Wine Regions, Great Beach side Suburbs, Lots of Festivals, Lots of Arts, and Adelaide tries to retain it's old Heritage Buildings.
Yeah Adelaide has a charm that's hard to find, glad you've found it!
Unfortunately many old buildings have been demolished now for subdivisions 😢
I love my city! Adelaide 💝
Great video. As a kiwi from a small south island town it's interesting to see the difference between the old and new there. As for places being boaring and there's nothing to do. It all depends on what your into. Personally I find that art galleries, librarys and museums are a good place to start. That market looks fantastic so much bigger than the riverside market in Christchurch
Adelaide central market is fantastic, the only downside is it's getting a bit expensive, just like everything nowadays!
* boring, not boaring
If you're still in Adelaide, head south to Port Noarlunga Beach, visit Old Noarlunga, they have a fountain to honour Princess Diana life near the river. you can drive your car on Aldinga Beach - .Adelaide has some beautiful beaches , history go to Port Adelaide...
Yes and even go further, go down to rapid bay, go check out the little cave or fish on the jetty, go to the carrackalinga bakery, Granite Island down Victor harbor. Adelaide is a little gem, just gotta know where to look ❤️
shhh! Can everyone go back to calling this place a shithole. because I would like to afford to buy a house one day.
hAHAHAH yep I was saying that yesterday when i started watching. shhhhhhh stop letting people know our secret! its already getting too expensive to live here
Haigh’s! Yummmm! How could you walk past Haigh’s chocolates! LOL!
Haha we would love to try all the stores out but it just ain't happening 😂😂We actually got Haighs chocolates before as a gift. we didn't realise it was a big thing here
Thank you for showcasing our beautiful city
Boring to some, Paradise to Others! Very Proud to Be Born and Live here in Adelaide!
It's great to see people from overseas enjoying our beautiful city 😊
G'day guys you need to head down to Port Noarlunga, bloody stunning especially at sunset 😊👍🇦🇺
The trams that go around on in the city are free across the river. You have North Adelaide with some amazing streets and architecture and golf courses and cafes and bars and along the river. Both directions, beautiful walks including the zoo, the Botanical gardens and then along East terrace. Some beautiful walks and lakes and then on South terrace again big open Parklands and Japanese gardens and lots of them and nooks and crannies. There's a free bus that goes around the city as well. The 99 c99 bill something like that cuz around both cities crosses the river Adelaide's pretty cool. I've lived there 16 years
What a shame you didn't jump on the tram to Glenelg Beach.
Love watching your adventures!
@@kerrypattersonneewhiteside7807 true they went to Bondi and other beaches
Thanks so much for visiting our little big city!
Enjoy your trip travelling around South Australia. Make sure you journey into the countryside, so much to see and do
We love Adelaide .
Check out some of the beaches while you're in Adelaide
Sorry about all the negative comments about Adelaide. I'm Sydney born and raised, but I think all our Oz cities have their different charms. Adelaide has more of a chilled, easy vibe( sorry Glen). Its great to get away from the madding crowd from time to time. Only been to Adelaide twice but both times, I had a ball. This negative competition between cities is just bs imo. We live in the best country in the world so get out their and enjoy it. 😊
wise words Gerry love your attitude on life, if everyone thought the same way the world would be a magical place my friend :)
I couldn’t agree more. Can’t understand why our beautiful and diverse capital cities feel the need to p*ss on each other all the time; it just makes them sound arrogant and/or lacking in confidence about themselves 💁🏼♀️
@@AnneMorley-up1qvTrue, I only do it when people seem to crap on Adelaide the most, it's a defensive mode, I see qualities and negatives in every city.
* there
It's always been this way, the rivalry between Ossie cities. It's pretty funny reading these comments and pretty typical.
About 400m from where u parked are 4hour free parks.
Those birds with the penguin faces are Plovers. Very territorial and fiesty birds. They lay their eggs on the ground on rocks perfectly camoflaged. And guard them intently. The noisy colourful birds are Rainbow Lorikeets. They give the Sulphur Crested Cockatoos a run for their money in a noisy competition. I didnt see any Adelaide Rosellas the man was taliking about. They are the most loved birds here. Green back with beautiful red blue bodies. Day to day living with your family in Adelaide is unbeatable. Any dig at Adelaide by a Victorian will just get a smile in response.
Adelaide is the best. I'm Canadian born, but I live in Adelaide, wouldn't live anywhere else in this country.
You guys have a great attitude. But youre right its easier to get the train or tram or bus in to the city than find parking and pay for it.
lucy zelic calling adelaide a shithole is peak irony considering she is from canberra.
Who's lucy zelic?......... Who cares!!!
Boring is what her man says after she gets off of him 🤣
@@republicofcasuals Nah bro she would just lay there like a starfish & make him do all the work.😁😁
Adelaide is the only capital city in the world that is surrounded by parklands on all four sides.
I love my home city. Yes, it’s very under rated. But we like it that way.
Keeps the riff-raff out.
Aha I think exactly like you. If it is not spoken about, less of the wrong types know about it.
We feel you 😂
I don’t think I’ve seen ‘Traveler’s’ like you go to Adelaide before ….thanks😊
@@petertimp5416 thanks again for tuning into another video Peter 🙌
The best thing about Adelaide, is they have embraced the “Boring Stereotype” & Made the best of it.. Those on the East Coast who complain About Adelaide, keep your hectic & loud cities & don’t ruin ours!!
The problem is foreigners liking it quieter in Adelaide so they come here to live 😢
They pay 100$ a week in tolls and waste 1/4 of thier life in traffic ..
I don't believe in dunking on different states and cities. Pro and cons everywhere you go really. Seems like you guys have the same philosophy. We are blessed to have the country we have. There is beauty everywhere you go ♥
Thanks, you’re absolutely right! Every place has it’s own special charm 😊
Adelaide is a pretty city, lots of parklands, best wineries in the country are on your doorstep, lovely beaches, pretty good weather.
Assuming you're driving, it's easy to get around. The public transport is okay, but not a patch on Melbourne.
If you're looking for vibrancy and fun then it's basically only found in the city on a Fri/Sat, and in some of the suburbs on a Thurs & Sun, but it is far less exciting than Melbourne or Sydney, but that's okay, it's an easy and peaceful easy going place.
Being unable to find anything interesting about Adelaide is purely a skill issue.
You got that right 🙌
You're such a cute couple I hope you have a lovely time here. Gute Fahrt x ❤
20:09 so this isn’t a police station. The sign says Polites. To give some history, Adelaide’s most successful property tycoon named Constantine George Polites. When he acquired a new building he would put up a sign to indicate his ownership.
thanks for letting us know, I really don't know what happened there 😂 I cut it out just now as too many people pointed it out haha
As someone born, raised, bred until I'm dead Adelaidean, I can say without a doubt Adelaide isn't boring, specially if you're interested in activities, we're just very low key, but if you warm up to done if the locals, you find out about it "hidden"attractions of all sorts, we are known as the city of churches and festivals and the capital of the world for the most serial bullets, and drugs.
Well, dunno if it is still, but we have an interesting history.
Some of it will elate you some will make you cry.
You'll meet some of the most interesting peyote in the world if they open up.
A very diverse place. Full of people that generally give you the time of day, and help you when in need.
Every place has some dodgey people, though, so a bit of common sense and prudence are needed.
I hope you two genuinely enjoyed your visit down here and took away some lovely memories and connections.
My ancestor is responsible for the Botanical and Zoological gardens being established in Adelaide. My mother's family has been here since the beginning of the colony. My father came from Germany when he was three after the war. I wouldn't live anywhere else and I love our dry heat.
Adelaide is Australia's hidden secret.
It's hardly a secret!
Good on yer guy's Adelaide is so underrated, I am glad you enjoyed it and thank you for your beautiful video of it.
ALSO on North Terrace you can visit the Botanic gardens and as long as you arrive before 3.30pm you can enter the huge long Bicentenary conservatory that is there on the EASTERN side of Botanic gardens - FREE to enter the Botanic gardens - small fee to enter the very long Bicentenary conservatory - which I call the "glass pasty" due to the shape.
as someone from adelaide, i love it here.
Adelaide (where I’m from) is set up for peace and quiet with some peaks of fun and plenty of festivals. We have had a major influx move here from Victoria and other states in recent years. So I’ll say it “Adelaide is awful, don’t come”. lol. Glad you had a nice time.
Ditto from Adelaide don't come it's boring😊 we don't want to become another Melbourne.
That market has a marvelous ambience
Adelaide has quiet appeal. The jacaranda is native to South Africa and a common street planting in Australian cities. If you like them, visit Grafton in the late spring.
The jacaranda tree is South American.
Really enjoyed that video, beautiful place, very well done 👍
Please come and visit strathalbyn. Beautiful town established in mid 1800 by scottish
You can tell by alot of the hated comments that the eastern state people are jealous. Not sure why, but they need to always hate on Adelaide. They think they're so much better, why waste time hating? It's sad, clearly jealousy 😆. They just can't handle that people like Adelaide
What people don't understand that going to adel is like going to victor harbour not much to do. Adel people get butt hurt cause they don't like hearing the negative over the state. Run by old people who heritage everything so the city can't grow and get bigger younger generations are leaving to other states. Old people love it here
I find it funny that the Girl who served you ice cream said there’s nothing to do in adelaide. There is so much more in adelaide now than there was in the 70’s 80’s and 90’s. But yet the teens of those decades always found things to do and figured out how to have fun.
@@bacobetts8179 The girl is right though. 😂
Great video and what a couple of lovely gents you met on the street.
While you were all locked down during Covid, we were living our lives normally here in Adelaide
Not true
I don't remember it that way lol
Well we had 2 weeks locked down, one of which was due to some wanker BSing about moonlighting in a pizzeria, but I think it was a fair price to pay for kicking everyone else out for a couple of years.
We locked down for 2 weeks. I still had to work, was very strange with no traffic.
So sorry you missed the Bicentenary conservatory at the botanic gardens
Before mobile phones, the ‘Mall’s Balls’ was a popular place to meet a friend for an arranged hang out and lunch. Was always pretty funny seeing so many heads on a swivel as people were obviously running late with no way to contact them.
The guys always killing it 🔥
if something is boring,then thats on the individual..fun,laughter and beauty is all around ..just be open.. i love how you guys are honest with your reviews ..I love your accents too..safe travels
The bird you were photographing when the man told you it was an Adelaide rosella, it wasn’t, it was a rainbow lorikeet.
@@xaj1543 that’s what we discovered after 😂
As a lifetime resident (62 yrs) you have barely scratched the surface of the city. There is a lot more to Adelaide than you showed in the video. Adelaide is considered by the Eastern states more like a country town than city, probably because it is smaller and more laidback. But we have everything all the other capital cities have, plus lots of green areas, parks, cafes, and pubs. (Did you notice how many cafes, pubs and food places you walked past ?) Adelaide used to be called the city of churches, but now a days it's more the city of cafes.
Many of the best parts of Adelaide are outside of the CBD. Beaches, Adelaide Hills (parks, camping, waterfalls, walking/hiking trails), some smaller wine areas.
BTW the pedestrian part of Rundle Street is actually called Rundle Mall, the main retail shopping area.
Glen!! You have to buy yourself a good sun hat!!
I live in Adelaide and tbh honest Adelaide is the best place of Australia and people are so nice 💕🫂🎀🫀
Moved to Adelaide. Live in Campbelltown. The people don't seem that nice except for my 2 neighbours. Going to the local shops and people don't seem that friendly.
@ awwwww that’s not nice of them but if you are not okay maybe move somewhere else’s it’s okay don’t make anyone to make you feel uncomfortable just be yourself and be happy it’s okay 🫂here a big hug for you from me dear I’m so sorry you are going through however be strong and happy 🥹
I am just leaving Adelaide to go back to Japan‼️
Love Central market, Glenelg and the other beaches and wineries🥂✨✨
Would love to come back when the Fringe Festival is on💜
I love seeing my city through your eyes. I love it.
I only go to Adelaide on footy trips(Tigers fan),love the place
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im going to the gather round next year . barossa valley then adelaide
@@lynfletcher7744you’ll enjoy it I think.
It’s a festival of footy.
There’s plenty going on and the weather should be good.