Adelaide – South Australia
The population of South Australia is almost 1.5 million people and is known for its 13 wine regions and having a higher ratio of cafes and restaurants to people than any other city in Australia. This stunning wine country is located in the valleys surrounded by a magnificent landscape of rugged outback, an extensive coastline, mountain ranges, and rivers. South Australia has a Mediterranean climate. The average summer temperature is 29 degrees Celsius.
Adelaide, the capital of South Australia is home to around 1.1 million people. The city centre has been well planned is a city that is easy to get around. Being only one mile square makes it extremely accessible. The City centre is a contrast of contemporary structures and stunning old buildings and with a river offering a magnificent break away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Adelaide is known as the city of churches." It is believed that for every church that was built in the city, a public house was also built, and none more magnificent than St Peter's Cathedral.
Close to Adelaide are the Adelaide Hills with national parks and reserves and to the west is Adelaide's coastline with beaches and seaside suburbs. About one hour from Adelaide is the Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale wine regions.
