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Angaston Blacksmith Shop & Museum
Angaston
The A&H Doddridge blacksmith shop of 1873, worked by three generations of one family for 130 years and saved as a living museum by the community.
Barossa Bushgardens
Nuriootpa
A community native botanic garden near Nuriootpa showcasing local indigenous plants along easy walking paths.
Barossa Farmers Market
Angaston
A vibrant Saturday-morning market at Vintners in Angaston, bringing together the valley's growers and food makers.
Barossa Helicopters
Tanunda
Barossa Reservoir Reserve
Williamstown
The bushland reserve surrounding the Barossa Reservoir and Whispering Wall, with picnic areas and walking paths.
Bethany Reserve
Bethany
A peaceful reserve in the historic village of Bethany, the Barossa's first German settlement, with a creek, lawns and old cottages nearby.
Coulthard Reserve
Nuriootpa
Broad riverside lawns beside Nuriootpa's North Para River, home to the open-air Barossa Bush Chapel and shady picnic spots.
Greenock Aviation Museum
Greenock
Herbig Family Tree
Mount Pleasant
A giant hollow red gum near Springton that sheltered the pioneering Herbig family in the 1850s, now a heritage landmark.
Kapunda Museum
Greenock
Two packed floors of copper-town history in a grand 1866 Romanesque former Baptist church, run by volunteers since 1971.
Kies Family Wines
Lyndoch
Luhrs Cottage Museum
Light Pass
A pug-and-straw pioneer cottage from the 1840s, restored as a museum of early German settler life in the Barossa village of Light Pass.
Lyndoch Bakery
Lyndoch
A bakery-and-restaurant at the southern gateway to the valley, with a shady garden and pies worth the stop.
Lyndoch Hill
Lyndoch
A garden retreat near Lyndoch set among 30,000 roses, offering accommodation, dining and sweeping southern Barossa views.
Lyndoch Lavender Farm
Lyndoch
A hillside lavender farm near Lyndoch with seasonal purple fields, a tearoom and lavender products.
Maggie Beer's Farm Eatery
Nuriootpa
The farm shop and eatery of cook and author Maggie Beer, set beside a pond with pates, ice creams and produce.
Map the Miner
Greenock
Kapunda's 7-metre Cornish miner - "Map Kernow, Son of Cornwall" - one of Australia's Big Things, rebuilt after a 2006 fire.
Mengler Hill Lookout
Tanunda
A hilltop lookout between Tanunda and Angaston offering one of the Barossa's most photographed valley panoramas.
Mengler Hill Sculpture Trail
Tanunda
A short hilltop walking loop dotted with stone sculptures, beside the Barossa's most famous lookout.
Mount Crawford Forest Reserve
Williamstown
More than 12,000 hectares of pine plantation and native forest near Williamstown, threaded with Heysen Trail walks, campsites and shared riding trails.
Mount Pleasant Farmers Market
Mount Pleasant
A long-running Saturday morning farmers market at Mount Pleasant, on the southern edge of the Barossa where it meets the Adelaide Hills.
Nuriootpa Linear Park
Nuriootpa
A shaded creekside walking and cycling path through the heart of Nuriootpa, following the North Para River.
Para Wirra Conservation Park
Williamstown
A rugged bushland park on the southern edge of the Barossa with walking trails, native wildlife and granite gorge scenery.
Talunga Recreation Park
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant's showgrounds and village green - home of the Saturday farmers market, the annual country show, ovals, a playground and a caravan park.