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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 Farmers Market
Angaston
A vibrant Saturday-morning market at Vintners in Angaston, bringing together the valley's growers and food makers.
Barossa Valley Cheese Company
Angaston
A small-batch cheesemaker on Angaston's main street, handmaking cheeses from cow and goat milk.
Casa Carboni
Angaston
An intimate Italian enoteca and cooking school on Angaston's main street, run by a chef who makes pasta by hand.
Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park
Angaston
A rugged park in the hills east of the valley, with walking trails through stringybark forest and native wildlife.
Lambert Estate Wines
Angaston
A hilltop cellar door above Angaston pouring small-batch wines with sweeping valley views and a relaxed, family-run welcome.
Saltram Wine Estate
Angaston
A historic Angaston winery dating to 1859, with a casual bistro and a long record of award-winning Shiraz.
Smallfry Wines
Angaston
A small, organic and biodynamic family winery in Angaston, pouring characterful wines from old Barossa and Eden Valley vineyards.
Vintners Bar & Grill
Angaston
A long-running Angaston restaurant set among vines, known for refined regional cooking and a deep Barossa wine list.
Yalumba
Angaston
Australia's oldest family-owned winery, founded in 1849, known for its on-site cooperage and Rhône varieties.