Where every bottle has a story.
From sixth-generation vineyards to long lunches under the gums - your guide to the Barossa's cellar doors, kitchens and back roads.
On the Barossa today
Wednesday, 10 June · live from Barossa Valley
Wind 13 km/h
5.7 mm forecast
The Peninsula's Pillars
From world-class wine to marine encounters - several distinctive worlds collide on one coastline.
Tanunda
The cultural hub of the Barossa, rich in German heritage and cellar doors.
Nuriootpa
The Barossa commercial centre, surrounded by renowned vineyards.
Angaston
A pretty hillside town named after pastoral pioneer George Fife Angas.
The Whole Peninsula
Every place we've curated, plotted on the map. Click a marker to explore.
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Seppeltsfield
A historic family winery famous for its unbroken line of 100-year-old Para tawny vintages, set among grand palm-lined avenues.
Penfolds Barossa
The Barossa home of Penfolds, one of Australia most iconic wine producers and the birthplace of the legendary Grange.
Jacob's Creek Visitor Centre
A landmark cellar door and restaurant overlooking the vineyards beside the historic Jacob Creek that gave the brand its name.
Maggie Beer's Farm Eatery
The farm shop and eatery of celebrated cook Maggie Beer, known for its local produce, pheasant farm pate and lakeside setting.
Mengler Hill Lookout
A scenic lookout offering sweeping panoramic views across the Barossa Valley, with a sculpture park set alongside.
Whispering Wall
The curved retaining wall of the Barossa Reservoir, famous for its acoustic effect that carries a whisper clearly from one end to the other.
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Places we love
Seppeltsfield
A historic family winery famous for its unbroken line of 100-year-old Para tawny vintages, set among grand palm-lined avenues.
Penfolds Barossa
The Barossa home of Penfolds, one of Australia most iconic wine producers and the birthplace of the legendary Grange.
Jacob's Creek Visitor Centre
A landmark cellar door and restaurant overlooking the vineyards beside the historic Jacob Creek that gave the brand its name.
Whispering Wall
The curved retaining wall of the Barossa Reservoir, famous for its acoustic effect that carries a whisper clearly from one end to the other.