Destinations
Each corner of the Barossa Valley has its own character. Choose a destination to dive in.
3 places
Bethany
The Barossa's oldest German settlement, a single ribbon of cottages, gardens and a hilltop church tucked into the ranges above Tanunda.
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9 places
Eden Valley
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.
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A small heritage district on the eastern side of the Barossa, known for its Lutheran churches, pioneer farmhouses and old-vine vineyards.
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Tanunda
The Barossa's largest and most German town, lined with bakeries, cellar doors and Lutheran churches.
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13 places
Nuriootpa
The Barossa's busy commercial centre, home to Penfolds and the historic Linke's Bakery.
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12 places
Angaston
A handsome eastern Barossa town with a strong English heritage and the Saturday farmers market.
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10 places
Lyndoch
One of the oldest towns in the region and the southern gateway to the valley.
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8 places
Williamstown
A timber-town turned bushland gateway on the valley's forested southern fringe.
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A small western Barossa village known for boutique wineries and a famous bakery.
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A quiet northern Barossa farming village set among heritage vineyards.
Explore →Mount Pleasant
A heritage town on the scenic edge between the Barossa and the Adelaide Hills.
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