My 48-hour citywalk in Adelaide

Little Potato from the South misses the sun, the beach and the 30 degree Celsius sunset! And 2,400 kilometers away in South Australia, it is midsummer. The sunset at the seaside is so beautiful The colors are so saturated that they seem to overflow the screen The waves hit the pier Palm trees by the sea It is a bustling crowd of people sunbathing... Adelaide has been selected as one of the "World's Most Livable Cities" many times As a transit point for travel in South Australia There are traces of love for life here It's easy to get back your sense of relaxation When you wander aimlessly in the city, your mind wanders To feel City walk is probably the ultimate romance for people! 🚗About transportation Adelaide's central urban area is only 7 kilometers in diameter, with free bicycle rental points and two free ring buses. From the center of Adelaide, you can reach anywhere in the city in 20 minutes by car, so when visiting Adelaide, you can choose free bicycles or free city bus. Of course, you can also choose to citywalk with friends. 📷About attractions 📍River Torrance: The Torrance River has flat green lawns and tour boats plying on the canal. Because it is adjacent to two universities, you can often meet energetic college students here. They take a walk, read or have a picnic on the lawn, or ride in the woods. The atmosphere is very leisurely and comfortable. Overall, the environment here is quiet, very comfortable and cozy. 📍Glenel Beach: There are many restaurants and cafes on the beach, and you can also feed seagulls. In addition, the plank road leading to the sea is very photogenic, and friends who love taking photos will gain a lot here~ I'd advise you to stay until sunset when you come to Glenelg Beach because it's really beautiful. At dusk, the sky will appear a light orange, and the ripples on the sea will become more gentle, creating a leisurely rhythm. 📍Central Market: The Central Market is the largest market in the Southern Hemisphere, gathering many high-end local ingredients in South Australia. It is said that many restaurant chefs come here to carefully select ingredients. It has a history of more than 100 years and is one of the important local landmarks. If you want to experience the local eating style of South Australia, this is the perfect place. There are many commodities here, including fresh oysters shipped from Port Lincoln, Kangaroo Island specialty gin, etc. If you want to buy some souvenirs, the Central Market is also worth visiting. 📍Landau Shopping Street: This is Australia's earliest pedestrian shopping paradise, gathering many international brands and local fashion stores. If you want a one-stop shopping experience in South Australia, this will be a good alternative. By the way, you can also buy a piece of Australia’s famous chocolate Haigh’s Chocolates and take it home as a souvenir. If you stay in Adelaide for two or three days, you might as well visit these places. In addition, the clock tower of the Central Post Office, which is the same as the one in "Kiki's Delivery Service", as well as Chinatown and Adelaide Arcade are all worth visiting. The main attraction is the free citywalk.