The Barossa Valley is Australia's best-known wine region, northeast of Adelaide in South Australia, settled by German and English migrants in the 1840s and home to some of the world's oldest shiraz vines. Taste at Seppeltsfield, Penfolds, Peter Lehmann, Wolf Blass and the Jacob's Creek Visitor Centre, take in the view from Mengler Hill Lookout and test the echo at the Whispering Wall on the Barossa Reservoir dam.
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List of all 16 things to do in Barossa Valley and where to find them
- Seppeltsfield Wines Website Tickets and tours on Viator Wikipedia
- Mengler Hill Lookout Tickets and tours on Viator Wikipedia
- Whispering Wall Tickets and tours on Viator
- Wolf Blass Website Tickets and tours on Viator Wikipedia
- Penfolds Barossa Valley Cellar Door Tickets and tours on Viator
- Peter Lehmann Wines Website Tickets and tours on Viator Wikipedia
- Jacob’s Creek Visitor Centre Tickets and tours on Viator
- Barossa Valley wine region Wikipedia
- Angaston Website Wikipedia
- Futures Church Website Wikipedia
- Bethany Wikipedia
- Greenock Wikipedia
- Chateau Yaldara Wikipedia
- Barossa Dam Wikipedia
- Krondorf Wikipedia
- Barossa ChateauNot shown on the map Tickets and tours on Viator Wikipedia
Official websites and travel guides
- Barossa Valley travel guide: Wikivoyage
- Barossa Valley on Wikipedia
- All Barossa Valley tours and activities on Viator
Where To Stay In Barossa Valley: Interactive Barossa Valley Hotel Map
Tanunda is the central town with the most accommodation, restaurants and cellar doors within reach; Angaston and Nuriootpa are quieter alternatives, and Lyndoch sits at the southern gateway. Compare hotels on the map below.
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