Experiences in Barossa Valley
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The Lutheran story written in stone
The best heritage & history in Tanunda
Bluestone churches, pioneer landmarks and museums tracing the Barossa's German settler heritage.
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Chateau Tanunda
A grand 1890s bluestone chateau, one of the Barossa's most imposing wineries, with sweeping lawns and tastings.
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Langmeil Winery
Home to the Freedom 1843 vineyard, believed to be one of the oldest surviving Shiraz plantings in the world.
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Rockford Wines
A celebrated traditional winery using century-old equipment, famed for its Basket Press Shiraz and Black Shiraz.
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Seppeltsfield
A grand 19th-century estate famous for its Centenary Collection of fortified wines, releasing a 100-year-old tawny each year.
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Tabor Lutheran Church
A landmark bluestone Lutheran church on Tanunda's main street, emblematic of the valley's German heritage.
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