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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.
Angaston Main Street
Angaston
Angaston Railway Station
Angaston
A restored heritage railway station at Angaston, a window into the Barossa's 19th-century rail era.
Barossa Chateau
Lyndoch
A chateau-style estate at Lyndoch with rose gardens, a cafe serving high tea, a cellar door and gift shop.
Barossa Goldfields
Williamstown
The site of an 1868 gold rush near Cockatoo Valley, now a network of signposted loop walks past diggings, shafts and miners' cottage ruins.
Barossa Valley Way
Tanunda
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.
Bethany Wines
Bethany
A historic cellar door built into an old quarry in the ranges above Bethany, with one of the prettiest valley views in the Barossa.
Burge Family Winemakers
Lyndoch
Chateau Tanunda
Tanunda
A grand 1890s bluestone chateau, one of the Barossa's most imposing wineries, with sweeping lawns and tastings.
Chateau Yaldara
Lyndoch
A grand riverside winery estate at Lyndoch combining a heritage mansion, sweeping gardens and a contemporary cellar door.
Eden Valley Township
Eden Valley
Gibson Wines
Light Pass
Gnadenfrei Lutheran Church
Tanunda
The 1873 church of St Michael on its vine-ringed rise at Marananga - one of the most photographed churches in the Barossa.
Goat Square, Tanunda
Tanunda
A historic colonial square in Tanunda, the original village market place, ringed by some of the town's oldest cottages.
Greenock Aviation Museum
Greenock
Greenock Creek Wines
Greenock
A cult Greenock producer of deep, concentrated old-vine shiraz, with a small cellar door in a heritage stone cottage.
Herberge Christi Lutheran Church
Bethany
The 1883 church at the heart of Bethany, the Barossa's first German village, with a bell brought from Germany that once called workers home at dusk.
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.
Hill of Grace Vineyard
Eden Valley
Immanuel Lutheran Church, Light Pass
Light Pass
The elder of Light Pass's twin Lutheran churches, an 1886 building serving a congregation that dates from the 1840s.
Kapunda
Greenock
Kapunda Mine Historic Site
Greenock
The open cuts, chimney and ruins of Australia's first successful metal mine, worked for copper from 1844 to 1879, with an interpretive trail.
Kapunda Museum
Greenock
Two packed floors of copper-town history in a grand 1866 Romanesque former Baptist church, run by volunteers since 1971.