About Adelaide
The city centre was originally designed by Colonel William Light in 1836, and consists of a 1 mile square grid of wide streets surrounded by 930 hectares of parklands. This makes most the city not only very easy to navigate around, but also means that all the main attractions of the city are within walking distance.
The climate of the city can best be described as Mediterranean, with cool to cold, mild winters and hot, dry summers. This has promoted the cities many clubs, pubs, cafes and restaurants, with many having on street 'al fresco' dining. In fact Adelaide has more cafes per person than any other city in the country.
To have a look at today's
temperature click here : 
Adelaide's
Weather
South Australia is known as
the Festival State, as every two years, as the city hosts
the internationally renowned Adelaide Festival of the Arts, and the Festival
Fringe. Not only that, but yearly we host one of Australia's most popular
touring car races, the Clipsal 500, as well as many overseas performers and
artists.
Out of the city centre there is a wide variety of activities and attractions which you can visit, ranging from snorkelling along the Port Noarlunga Reef and Kayaking with the dolphins in the Port River, through to visiting the many wineries in the Adelaide Hills or watching a game of international test cricket at one of the worlds most scenic sports venues, Adelaide Oval.
Regardless of what you choose to do while in Adelaide, getting to these attractions will not take you long, as even to the furthest reaches of Adelaide's outlying suburbs will only take you at most 40 minutes from the city centre.
For more information, head to
the South Australian
Website
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