population: 1,070,240 (1995), that's 72% of SA's population.

16.12.96 - 22.12.96
Adelaide is often referred to as the city of churches. Adelaide is a solid, even gracious, city: when the early colonists built they generally built with stone.
The city center is laid out on a clear grid pattern, with several squares. Rundle Mall is a colourful hive of activity and most of the big shops are here.

What you can do: 1-day tours to Barossa Valley and Adelaide Hills, 1- to 3-day tours to Kangaroo Island.

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	King William Street
	Part of the former Formula One Race Track through Adelaide's streets (see the coloured curbs).	Town Hall in Glenelg.
	Reproduction of HMS Buffalo, the original settler's conveyance. Now you'll find one of Adelaide's best seafood restaurants on board.	Vintage tram, runs from Victoria Square in the city centre right to Glenelg Beach, taking about 30 minutes.