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Kapunda Museum
Greenock
Two packed floors of copper-town history in a grand 1866 Romanesque former Baptist church, run by volunteers since 1971.
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.
Kies Family Wines
Lyndoch
Lambert Estate Wines
Angaston
A hilltop cellar door above Angaston pouring small-batch wines with sweeping valley views and a relaxed, family-run welcome.
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.
Lavender Federation Trail (Barossa Section)
Stockwell
A 325 km long-distance walking trail from Murray Bridge to Clare that traces the Barossa's eastern hills, with spurs into Truro and Keyneton.
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.
Lou Miranda Estate
Tanunda
A family winery at Rowland Flat with old vines and an on-site Mediterranean restaurant, Lou's by Horizon.
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 on Barossa Valley Way at Lyndoch, the first bakery stop for many visitors driving up from Adelaide.
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 Road
Tanunda
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.
Murray Street Vineyards
Greenock
A handsome cellar door under the gum trees at Greenock, pouring serious single-vineyard reds with platters on the lawn.
Novotel Barossa Valley Resort
Tanunda
A full-service resort above the vines near Rowland Flat, with golf, spa and panoramic valley views.
Nuriootpa Linear Park
Nuriootpa
A shaded creekside walking and cycling path through the heart of Nuriootpa, following the North Para River.
Nuriootpa Main Street
Nuriootpa
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.