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Each corner of Barossa Valley has its own character. Choose a region to dive in.
The Barossa's oldest German settlement, a single ribbon of cottages, gardens and a hilltop church tucked into the ranges above Tanunda.
3 places
High, cool and quietly grand, the Eden Valley is the Barossa's upland cousin - a country of stone churches, ancient riesling vines and big-sky lookouts a few hundred metres above the valley floor.
11 places
A small heritage district on the eastern side of the Barossa, known for its Lutheran churches, pioneer farmhouses and old-vine vineyards.
4 places
The Barossa's largest and most German town, lined with bakeries, cellar doors and Lutheran churches.
45 places
The Barossa's busy commercial centre, home to Penfolds and the historic Linke's Bakery.
14 places
A handsome eastern Barossa town with a strong English heritage and the Saturday farmers market.
15 places
One of the oldest towns in the region and the southern gateway to the valley.
9 places
A timber-town turned bushland gateway on the valley's forested southern fringe.
8 places
A small western Barossa village known for boutique wineries and a famous bakery.
A quiet northern Barossa farming village set among heritage vineyards.
5 places
A heritage town on the scenic edge between the Barossa and the Adelaide Hills.
