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Looking for the best toast and brunch cafes in Adelaide? Whether you’re craving a cozy spot, delicious sandwiches, or a weekend drive with a little outdoor time, these two cafes are must-visit destinations. Here’s a detailed review after visiting both places, along with tips for sandwich lovers and families.

Why We Chose Prince Albert Hotel Adelaide I visited the Prince Albert Hotel in Adelaide, looking for a city pub with good reviews. The food photos looked fresh and well-presented, and the pub keeps its Facebook and Instagram updated regularly, which gave me confidence in the quality. Despite being an older pub, it feels well-maintained and reliable. Entrance sign of the Prince Albert Hotel . Prince Albert Hotel Adelaide: History, Location & Parking PA Pub opened in 1952 and has served as a gathering place for political and social events. The building is listed as a State Heritage place, giving it character and charm. The pub is slightly out of the way from Rundle Mall, about a 20-minute walk, and public transport is not very convenient. Driving is easiest. There’s street parking, but no dedicated parking lot. PA Pub Adelaide: Atmosphere & Vibe The pub is bright and casual, unlike traditional bars, which are often dark. On the day we visited, a local sports game was on, but the ...

A refreshing scene of Hongje waterfall  I recently spent a half-day wandering around Hongjecheon in western Seoul, and honestly, it was one of those unexpected little escapes in the city. From artificial waterfalls to quiet forest trails and underground art, this route packs a surprising mix of nature and culture.

Casa Corona Bar – The bartender is busy crafting cocktails with precision and flair, right in the heart of Itaewon’s nightlife. After binge-watching the K-drama Itaewon Class, my husband and I wanted to experience Itaewon nightlife ourselves. Earlier in the day, we had visited Namsan for pork cutlet and enjoyed the view from Namsan Tower at night - you can click [ Here ] to read about that adventure. Since Itaewon is just a 10-minute bus ride away, it felt like the perfect spot to continue our evening.

Blossom Healing City Spring Event – K-Beauty Showcase From March to June 2025, DDP (Dongdaemun Design Plaza) hosted Blossom Healing City, a spring-themed K-Beauty exhibition featuring over 100 Korean cosmetic brands. This temporary event showcased seasonal beauty trends, but you can still visit B the B at DDP year-round to explore hands-on beauty experiences.

Must visit Namsan Tower (N Seoul Tower): Perfect for couples and tourists Daytime view of Namsan Tower. If you’re visiting Seoul, Namsan Tower is an absolute must-visit. The iconic landmark has gained even more fame from K-pop content, such as Demon Hunters. Known for its stunning night views, Namsan Tower is also famous for the Locks of Love, making it a favourite date spot for couples. On the way from Myeongdong Station to Namsan, we spotted colourful buildings tucked in simple alleys. People taking photos in a Korean old alley vibe while heading to Namsan Donkatsu Walking toward Namsan Tower through charming alleys . The Best Local Dish in Namsan: Namsan Donkatsu (Korean-Style Pork Cutlet) The menu and Price Before heading up the tower, we stopped by Namsan Donkatsu, a local favourite and a must-try when you’re in the area. From Myeongdong Station, it’s just a 10-minute walk. The menu has something for everyone: classic king-sized donkatsu, super king donkatsu, spicy donkatsu, chees...

A Short Stop at Unhyeongung Palace On the way from Bukchon to Ikseon-dong, we made a peaceful stop at Unhyeongung Palace (운현궁) — a lesser-known but historically rich site in central Seoul.

Explore Bukchon Hanok Village — Directions, Walking Route & Photo Spots About Bukchon Hanok Village Located between Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, and Jongmyo Shrine, Bukchon Hanok Village was once the residential area for high-ranking officials and noble families during the Joseon Dynasty. When Seoul’s city boundaries expanded in the 1930s, Bukchon evolved into a cluster of elegant hanok (traditional Korean houses) that blended old architecture with early modern urban planning. Today, it stands as a living museum where tradition and daily life coexist. How to Get There The best way to reach Bukchon Hanok Village is by taking Subway Line 3 to Anguk Station. Exit 2 or 3, then follow the signs toward Bukchon Hanok Village. You can also search “Nature Republic Bukchon Branch” on Naver or Kakao Maps  — that’s a familiar landmark where most walking routes begin. Most visitors start from the bottom and walk uphill through narrow alleys filled with charming cafes and bout...