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Keyneton
Eden Valley
The hamlet once called North Rhine, settled from 1842, home to Henschke's historic winery and a heritage trail through its 19th-century buildings.
Langmeil Lutheran Church
Tanunda
A historic Lutheran church in Tanunda whose surrounding precinct holds some of the Barossa's oldest German graves and stories.
Langmeil Winery
Tanunda
Home to the Freedom 1843 vineyard, believed to be one of the oldest surviving Shiraz plantings in the world.
Linke's Bakehouse & Pantry
Nuriootpa
A long-standing Nuriootpa bakery turning out German cakes, streuselkuchen and the kind of pastries the Barossa was built on.
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.
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.
Nuriootpa Main Street
Nuriootpa
Poonawatta Estate
Eden Valley
A tiny family estate built around a shiraz block planted in 1880 and a riesling vineyard high in the Eden Valley hills.
Rockford Wines
Tanunda
A celebrated traditional winery using century-old equipment, famed for its Basket Press Shiraz and Black Shiraz.
Seppelt Family Mausoleum
Greenock
A Doric-columned Grecian tomb of 1927 on a quartzite ridge above Seppeltsfield's avenue of palms, resting place of the famous wine dynasty.
Seppeltsfield
Tanunda
A grand 19th-century estate famous for its Centenary Collection of fortified wines, releasing a 100-year-old tawny each year.
Springton
Eden Valley
St Petri Lutheran Church
Nuriootpa
A landmark red-brick Lutheran church in Nuriootpa, one of the most prominent of the Barossa's many heritage churches.
Strait Gate Lutheran Church
Light Pass
One of Light Pass's famous twin churches - a striking modernist 1961 building beside the bell tower of its 19th-century predecessor.
Tanunda Heritage Walk
Tanunda
The Greenock
Greenock
A classic stone country pub in tiny Greenock, pouring cold beer and counter meals to vineyard workers and travellers alike.
Truro
Stockwell
The Barossa's eastern gateway on the Sturt Highway - an 1848 township with a heritage walk, stone pubs and a walking-trail spur past an old copper mine.
Whispering Wall
Williamstown
The curved dam wall of the Barossa Reservoir, famous for carrying a whisper clearly from one end to the other.
Williamstown
Williamstown
Yalumba
Angaston
Australia's oldest family-owned winery, founded in 1849, known for its on-site cooperage and Rhône varieties.