Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is a rich and vibrant centre of culture. Its unique neighborhoods offer beautiful architecture and friendly people, wonderful gardens perfect for an afternoon picnic, and exciting festivals year-round. The city's National Wine Centre is just one of many great places to sample Australia's excellent wines, which includes an interactive exhibit and wine-tasting. The perfect climate lends itself to al fresco dining at restaurants throughout the city. Dining is such an integral part of the Adelaide world that there are several "eat streets" with end-to-end restaurants; including Gouger Street near Chinatown for authentic Asian cuisine, Rundle Street in the East End for more casual dining, and O'Connell and Melbourne Streets for fashionable dining experiences.

Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is a rich and vibrant centre of culture. Its unique neighborhoods offer beautiful architecture and friendly people, wonderful gardens perfect for an afternoon picnic, and exciting festivals year-round. The city's National Wine Centre is just one of many great places to sample Australia's excellent wines, which includes an interactive exhibit and wine-tasting. The perfect climate lends itself to al fresco dining at restaurants throughout the city. Dining is such an integral part of the Adelaide world that there are several "eat streets" with end-to-end restaurants; including Gouger Street near Chinatown for authentic Asian cuisine, Rundle Street in the East End for more casual dining, and O'Connell and Melbourne Streets for fashionable dining experiences.