Excuse me, where is Adelaide in Australia?

Adelaide is the capital of South Australia, located in the south of Australia, with a population of about1million. It is called the church city, in Athens in the southern hemisphere. Adelaide Airport is located 6 kilometers west of the city center. It takes 1 hour 10 minutes to fly from here to Sydney, but it only takes 45 minutes to get to Melbourne, the nearest Australian capital. Not far from the airport is the railway station. It's a long journey from Melbourne to Sydney by train, which takes nearly 25 hours. The climate here is not very friendly. Summer is hot and dry, and the temperature can reach 40 degrees Celsius, while winter is cold and humid, and the temperature will drop to more than 20 degrees below zero. Adelaide is famous for its vast and numerous parks, blue-gray sandstone buildings and relaxed lifestyle. This is a beautiful city, and people enjoy a rich life. Adelaide can provide countless fun. More than one million people live here, enjoying the Mediterranean climate, roadside cafes, designer boutiques and vibrant nightlife. Now it is the fourth largest city in Australia, with developed automobile and electrical industries. The famous Adelaide Festival of Arts is held in March of even-numbered years, inviting famous artists from all over the world and various colorful art competitions. The vineyards in the suburbs produce many of Australia's best wines; Barosa Wine Festival is celebrated in odd years, and many domestic and foreign tourists come here with great excitement.

Adelaide is a very young city, built in 1836. Different from other cities, it was not an exile from the beginning, but an out-and-out immigrant city. Most of the early immigrants were Anglo-Saxons, and Asians began to move in after the war. You can see elegant Victorian and Edwardian buildings and colonial houses in the city. It is still well preserved, even including the balconies and joinery of the building.

The education in Adelaide has a perfect system and its level is in the top position in the world. His educational goal is to develop students' expertise and potential and encourage them to have the ability of independent thinking in their studies. The government has a unified and flexible education system. At the same time, the Ministry of Education is also committed to providing quality education for overseas students, and all courses offered to overseas students must be registered by relevant authorities. The federal government manages university education, while the provincial government is responsible for technical colleges and primary and secondary education. Therefore, the university system is unified, but TAFE is slightly different from primary and secondary schools. This paper takes New Zealand as the standard. The education system in Adelaide is six years in primary school (seven years in some provinces), six years in middle school (five years in some provinces), one to three years in junior college and three to six years in university.

There are several squares on the chessboard street in Adelaide around the park, such as Victoria Square. This is an elegant city, where ancient buildings and modern buildings witnessed by history blend together, presenting a solemn atmosphere. What is impressive is its considerate urban design for citizens' life, with streets, residential areas and green spaces in all districts divided. Victoria Square is located in the city center with a modern fountain. It was designed by John Doe, a sculptor born in Adelaide. Its design is mainly based on three rivers flowing through South Australia, namely Torrance River, Omkapalinga River and murray river. Around the square, we can see the buildings of Adelaide in the old and new times, including the modern South Australian Government Building, St Francis Xavier Cathedral and the Supreme Court, all of which were built at the beginning of Adelaide's construction. These19th century buildings still maintain their original features.

Adelaide is a tourist destination, and the planning and structure of the city are very concentrated, so tourists can visit on foot, which is quite convenient; In addition, there are many well-preserved old buildings in the urban area, and the whole city center is surrounded by parks and green spaces, which is a very attractive city. There are countless famous wineries around Adelaide, producing the most famous wines in Australia. In addition, Adelaide Hills near Adelaide is the best viewing platform in Adelaide. There are also some towns with great historical value in this area, including German towns. Adelaide is the capital of South Australia and has the reputation of "Festival State". Of course, you can't miss the festival center. It is located in the riverside area in the north of the city, with unique design style, which is by no means comparable to ordinary traditional buildings. It is one of the landmarks in Adelaide. If you want to try your luck, you must go to the casino. Adelaide Casino is next to the Festival Center. The building of this casino itself is converted from a magnificent railway station. If you are an art lover, Tantanya Art Museum must go to the Aboriginal Cultural Center, where there are performances, art galleries, arts and crafts studios and gift shops for tourists to visit and enjoy. Only here can you appreciate the original Australian aboriginal culture. Not far from Adelaide, there is a kangaroo island, which is famous for its rich Australian native flora and fauna. The island has quiet beaches, rugged coastline, wildlife and natural trails. In addition, there are many sunken ships near the sea surface, and divers can also explore in the water. Visitors can take a ferry from Gleneagles. In addition, it is also a famous wine town. Most wines exported from Australia are produced in the suburbs of Adelaide. Internationally renowned and popular wineries include Barosa Valley, Clare Valley and Adelaide Mountain, all of which are not far from Adelaide and can be reached by car.