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Eight great things in Adelaide that most visitors miss
Can't find anything in Adelaide worth doing? That's because you're not looking hard enough.
Can't find anything in Adelaide worth doing? That's because you're not looking hard enough.
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Adelaide is so neat and regular. Spread out on either side of the Torrens River, it's an overgrown country town, laid out in a series of neat, easy to follow, grids.
Stylish yet not showy, luxurious yet not opulent, it signifies what appeals about the South Australia's state capital.
Ranks of old Toranas, Valiants, Morris Minors, EH Holdens and MGs are drawn up like an invasion force.
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The Art Gallery of South Australia hosts the most complete collection of French Impressionist paintings ever seen on Australian soil.
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It may feel like an overgrown country town, but there are certain advantages to being compact - such as having incredible beaches close to the city centre. Wineries and fresh produce surround the city's outskirts, while the inner city boasts fine bars and cool pubs big on live music; and icons such as the mall's balls and the Festival Centre, where the most revered arts festival in Australia originated.