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223 Wakefield Street, 5000, AU


Built in 1897, Adabco Boutique Hotel offers rooms with 32-inch flat-screen cable TV and free continental breakfast, just 10 minutes’ walk fr...

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Adelaide is the fifth largest city in Australia. Situated in the south of the country it is a coastal city that is the home of the financial institutions and manufacturing sector it is also the home of the military defense which plays a vital role in the Australian economy. Tourism also plays a major role in the economy and there is plenty to do in and around the city. Also situated here are Adelaide boutique hotels, glamorous hotels that are there to full fill your every fantasy and wish.

Staying in Adelaide boutique hotels is an experience you will always remember as the staffs are there to help and assist you at every opportunity. The rooms of a boutique hotel are sometimes themed and if you desire they can be lavish or minimalist, they could incorporate the latest technology or have no means of communication in them at all. The choice is up to you and your budget, as these hotels are not at the lower end of the budget.

Adelaide hosts many festivals and sporting event throughout the year, including a food and wine festival and a culture festival; these are celebrated throughout the city and are held annually. Sport is a major part of the Australian culture with Australian Rules Football being the number one sport. Followers of the sport are amazed at the size of the stadiums when they visit. This sport is closely followed by soccer, basketball and cricket. With a hot Mediterranean climate the summer months are dry and humid, whilst there is some rainfall during the winter months but this is often unreliable making it a healthy climate for the sports enthusiast. Golf is another major sporting event that is indulged throughout Adelaide, with rolling grounds and the all important 19th hole there is a lot to enjoy. If you are a cricket fan then the possessions of Sir Donald Bradman will enthrall you, it has a timeline of his cricketing career and it is not to be missed.

Traveling around the city is made easy with the trams, buses and local taxis, but the best way to really appreciate the city is to walk around it and enjoy the sights and sounds that fill the busy air. Central market is a classic meeting place, full of food and drink for you to try and buy. There are numerous cafes close by and these are brimming with hot food and conversation. If it is more peace and tranquility you crave then a walk around Adelaide's Botanic Gardens is a must. The gardens boast many unique experiences such as the Museum of Economic Botany with a roof that is exquisite, or the Bicentennial Conservatory which recreates the environment of a tropical rainforest.

The Migration Museum is a piece of history that tells the story of many of the people who migrated to Adelaide and made Australia their new home. It has many personal stories available to read and a database that holds over 100 nationalities who struggled to leave their own homes and make their way to Australia. The art gallery of South Australia is a stunning gallery that holds art from all over the world. It has many famous sculptures and temporary exhibitions, which will astound you and draw you in, you may even have to have a return visit just to be sure that you have seen everything.

The Maritime Museum is situated in the port of Adelaide and is enormous, with several vintage ships to view, there is a lot to get lost in and have sea adventures. Close by is the National Railway Museum, with an impressive collection of railway memorabilia and the famous "sugar and tea" train. The Holy Trinity Church built in 1838 was the first Anglican Church in the state and is the oldest church in Adelaide. There are many day trips on offer from Adelaide including trips to Barossa Valley and Kangaroo Island.

Surfing is a national pastime in Australia and the waves on the beaches of Adeline are no exception; they are bursting with energy and waiting for their next victim to enter the waters. After an exhausting day out in Adelaide it is relaxing to know that you are returning to your Adelaide boutique hotels where you can be pampered and have a good night's sleep.

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