Victoria Square

Victoria Square is also a very authentic city core area, the most lively and bustling high-rise and economic center of the city, here the hotel is more distributed, you can taste and buy a lot of Australian specialty items and souvenirs.

Victoria Square is the largest commercial plaza in Adelaide and in the middle of the plaza is a very beautiful music fountain. It will be staged in the evening, and the laser show is very beautiful. The square is surrounded by Adelaide's famous business district and is arguably the central city of Adelaide worth a visit.

Victoria Square is naturally the largest commercial plaza in Adelaide, with tall business buildings and hotels all around the city. The square has a large lawn in the middle of a huge fountain sculpture, and there are light shows every day, which is very beautiful.

🌟 [Meet Victoria, Meet the Beautiful] 🌟🌱 1. Good morning, the sun in Victoria Square is just right, a cup of coffee, a book, enjoy a leisure time for one person. 🌞 Here, it is your ideal little luck! 🎈🌱 2. Afternoon tea time, meet three or five friends, the dessert shop in Victoria Square is waiting for you to explore. Every mouthful is a sweet temptation to let your taste buds dance non-stop! 🍭🌱 3. In the evening, the lights on the square gradually light up, take a walk with your family, feel this warmth and tranquility. Every moment here is a small lucky life. 🌌🌱 4. Weekend market, a variety of fresh and interesting goods waiting for you to pick, Victoria Square let you feel different fireworks. Tired of shopping, there are various foods to comfort your stomach. 🍔🌱 5. Victoria Square is not only a square, but also the beauty of your heart. Come here and find your little luck! 🌿

When I arrived in Adelaide wright lodge, Beijing time was close to six o'clock, Adelaide time was more than seven o'clock, Adelaide was already very late, and the lights were on. After dinner, about 7:30, referring to Adelaide time, go to Victoria Square for a tour. Victoria Square is the center of Adelaide's city center, just next door to Chinatown, the square has a statue of Victoria R.I, a fountain, a fountain pool, a stage for performances, a large lawn, and a driveway through the middle of the square. The surrounding area of the square is a good building. To Adelaide, not to Victoria Square to see, not to Adelaide.

Victoria Square is located in the center of downtown Adelaide. The square is named after Queen Victoria in the 1880s. There is a bronze statue of the Queen in the center of the square. On the northeast and northwest sides, there are John • McDowell • Stewart statue John McDouall Stuart Statue and Charles. • Statue Charles Sturt Statue. In addition to these statues, there is a modern fountain sculpture on the south side of the square - the Adelaide Three Rivers Fountain Three Rivers Fountain Adelaide, and there is a row of water spraying on the north side of the square. There are a series of important buildings around the square: St. Francis • Xavier Cathedral St. Francis Xavier''s Cathedral to the east of the square; To the south is the Supreme Court of South Australia; to the west is the Hilton Hotel, Adelaide Central Market, Chinatown, where all kinds of delicious and delicious can be tasted; to the north is the General Post Office and City Hall. Standing in the center of the square, looking around, Adelaide's new and old two-age buildings have a panoramic view. Figure 1: The bronze statue of Queen Victoria stands in the center of the square; Figure2-4: Fountain sculpture on the south side of the square - Adelaide Three Rivers Fountain Three Rivers Fountain Adelaide; Figure 5: Water spraying on the north side of the square, behind the city hall in the middle, and the General Post Office on the left; Figure 6: Water spraying on the north side of the square, behind the Adelaide Finance Building Adena Apartment Hotel Adina Apartment Hotel Adelaide Treasury; Figure 7: St. Francis • Xavier Cathedral St. Francis Xavier''s Cathedral; Figure 8: South Australia Supreme Court, south of the square; Figure 9: Hilton Hotel, west of the square, followed by Adelaide Central Market, Chinatown; Figure 10: General Post Office Bell Tower, north of the square.