Adelaide in South Australia

Jun 21
02:22

2013

Reneestephens

Reneestephens

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The latest "The world's most livable city" survey report released in 2012 by the British "Economist Intelligence Unit" (EIU), Adelaide was ranked fifth. As the capital of South Australia, this city with a long history is dubbed a variety of reputations such as "green capital embracing the nature”, "the leisure city with happiness and enjoyment" and" innovative city that inspires ideas" by people who like it.

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The latest "The world's most livable city" survey report released in 2012 by the British "Economist Intelligence Unit" (EIU),Adelaide in South Australia  Articles Adelaide was ranked fifth. As the capital of South Australia, this city with a long history is dubbed a variety of reputations such as "green capital embracing the nature”, "the leisure city with happiness and enjoyment" and" innovative city that inspires ideas" by people who like it. The residents breathe the fresh air, enjoy the most ecological and healthy food and wine, long stretches of beaches and mountains, and overwhelming interesting festivals all the year round. No wonder many tourists who first come to Adelaide will sprout out of the idea of living here in the rest of their lives.

 

The cuisine of Adelaide

A good city must meet the basic needs of the humans’ desire for food. In Adelaide, you will inevitably think of Adelaide Central Market. Here is the biggest food market in the southern hemisphere. There are large and small stalls selling a variety of food that you can imagine: fresh oysters, lobsters and a variety of seafood, meat, fruits and vegetables cheese dried fruit, and all kinds of tempting desserts. This is a perfect place to take photos and make cool photo effects  for photographers.

Seasonal ingredients are all gathered here which are shipped directly from the farm to the market to ensure the safety and fresh of food. When you first come, you can lead by the Central Market gourmet guider Mark Gleeson to explore the stalls here and understand the characteristics of food and the stories behind the food. You will find that followed by Mark to walk around the central market, your soul and stomach will have the same sense of satiety. Central Market's charm is that it breaks bewildered sense of distance between human and food in the modern society, and only in this way you can recognize the real food.

If you want to understand the history of this laid-back city, you might as well go to North Terrace for visiting. Here trees shade the streets, it has South Australia's most important cultural treasures. Since the foundation of the University of Adelaide with great reputation in 1874, it had cultivated five Nobel and 104 Rhodes Award winners, its cultural details was evident. Walking in solemn University of Adelaide, the magnificent Art Gallery of South Australia, South Australia Museum, State Library of South Australia, it was like a travel of time. These Victorian architectures allows you to slow down in the rich and pure culture atmosphere and appreciate the quietness and leisure.