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Glenelg
Glenelg is Adelaide's fashionable beach suburb, also the site where, in December 1836, Governor John Hindmarsh read the proclamation (by The Old G...

Adelaide Adelaide is Australia's fifth largest city and the state capitol of South Australia. Lying on the Adelaide Plains, Adelaide was named after the consort of William IV, Queen Adelaide and was founded in 1836.

Behind Parliament of South Australia 1	Behind Parliament of South Australia 2	Adelaide Festival Centre	Adelaide Art

Outside Adelaide Festival Centre	Elder Park and River Torrens	Elder Park and Adelaide Festival Centre	River Torrens 1

River Torrens 2	Fountain 2	Adelaide Oval 1	Adelaide Oval 2

Adelaide Parkland and St Peters Cathedral	St Peters Cathedral	Statue of The Don	Boer War Memorial

John McDouall Stuart Statue	Victoria Square Fountain 1	Victoria Square Fountain 2	Queen Victoria Statue

Church 3	On The Tram	Eating Out	Statue of Dame Roma Mitchell

War Memorial 1	War Memorial on North Tce	War Memorial 2	Edward VII Statue 1

State Library	South Australia State Library	North Terrace	Art Gallery of South Australia

Sir Samuel James Way Statue	The Slide	Street Performer in Rundle Mall	Truffles, Horatio, Oliver and Augusta
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