If you've been wondering what it's like to live in or visit Adelaide, the Crowdsourced Explorer community can help. We asked nine people living in Adelaide what someone who is considering moving to or visiting there should know. Here are their pros and cons, tips, and advice:
Living in Adelaide, Australia:
Tips for Moving and Visiting
nine local experts
9 comments on “Adelaide”
Someone considering moving to Adelaide should be expecting rainy days during the winter.The weather can be very unreliable for which you should be carrying an umbrella with you. There are very few people walking on the road in most parts of Adelaide. Another thing that could be bothering is finding casual jobs in this place.
Adelaide is a thriving and cosmopolitan city, with dining and entertainment a key attraction to both residents and visitors. The weather is often sunny, with cooler temperatures during winter. A safe and clean environment, Adelaide is the perfect location for families to raise children and enjoy a peaceful life.
Someone moving to Adelaide would be happy to know how safe and happy the city is. People are friendly and helpful, and the nature is just breathtaking. However, know how cold it get during winter, we have some really frosty and foggy evenings, and how hot summers can get, sunscreen is a must every single day as the UV index is usually quite high.
Adelaide is not a bustling hive of activity. Most people who visit the city tend to have family residing in the suburbs. There are few tourist attractions. However, the countryside is pretty and the weather is sublime with clear seasonal changes. Whilst summers can be hot and dry, the days during spring and autumn are spectacular with bright blue skies and warm temperatures.
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