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Barossa Valley Wine Region

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The Barossa Valley, with its strong German background is a place full of character. It is rich in both heritage and tradition. The region was settled by Silesian migrants who farmed the valley, along with British migrants and their descendants who grazed the adjacent hill country. The region takes in the valley and the Barossa Ranges and its major towns include Tanunda, Nuriootpa and Angaston.

The first vines, planted in the 1840s were followed by rapid expansion, first to supply the local market and then the British market. The Barossa's expansion was fuelled by the production of fortified wines that were popular both domestically and in Britain.

The Barossa Valley is also an important food producing area. The descendants of Silesian immigrant community fostered the development of a unique Barossa cuisine. Famous food names such as Maggie Beer and Beerenberg jams are based here. Food Barossa is also another initiative to stamp the regional qualities of the Barossa's produce. The bounty of the valley goes on display at the biennial Barossa Vintage Festival one of Australia's longest running food and wine festivals.

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Barossa Valley - By turloughmor
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Accommodation

The Louise
Marananga
The Louise offers luxury hotel style accommodation in Tanunda, overlooking the world renowned Barossa Valley.
The 15 suites are...
From £316
Tanunda Caravan & Tourist Park
Tanunda
Tanunda Caravan and Tourist Park is situated in the centre of the beautiful Barossa region and offers great accommodations to suit all your needs...
From £18
The Barossa Junction Motel
Tanunda
Barossa Junction Motel offers unique accommodation situated in railway carriages in the heart of the Barossa Valley between Tanunda and Nuriootpa....
From £68
Novotel Barossa Valley Resort
Rowland Flat
The Barossa is a gourmet lover's paradise enriched in a strong cultural heritage reflected in its wine, food, buildings and people....
From £103
Barossa Vista
Tanunda
This 4.5 star three bedroom, two bathroom, home is uniquely located at the start of Murray Street in Tanunda, the main street at the heart of the...
From £168

Activities

Barossa Valley Ballooning
Tanunda
Barossa Valley Ballooning offers the ultimate sightseeing experience high above the Barossa Valley, the world renowned wine region.
Float...
From £194
Tanunda Tennis Club Inc.
Tanunda
Tanunda Tennis Club has 6 hardcourts which are under lights.
They have night tennis on Monday and Wednesday nights, Thursday morning...
Tanunda Pines Golf Club
Tanunda
Tanunda Pines Golf Club is a spectacular 18 hole, par 72 and championship level golf course. Situated in Rowland Flat, in the centre of the...
Barossa Valley Golf Club Incorporated
Nuriootpa
The Barossa Valley Golf Club is situated at Nurioopta in the heart of the Barossa Valley. It is an 18 holes, fully irrigated golf course and...
Barossa Bowland and Mini Golf
Tanunda
South Australia's LARGEST and BEST 18 HOLE Mini Golf course offers entertainment for the whole family.
Our Putt Putt course has a new...

Dining

Cafe Y
LYNDOCH
Situated in the most romantic setting in the Barossa Valley - on the banks of the North Para River and overlooking the beautiful Chateau Yaldara....
The Lord Lyndoch
Lyndoch
Located in the centre of Lyndoch at the gateway of the Barossa Valley the Lord Lyndoch offers several dining options including alfresco, cafe...
The Barossa Junction Cafe
Tanunda
The Barossa Junction Cafe is situated on the highway between Tanunda and Nuriootpa in the Barossa Valley Wine Country.
The cafe offers a...
1918 Bistro & Grill
Tanunda
1918 Bistro & Grill, taking its name from the year the building was erected, sits in the the Barossa Valley wine region, 60km drive...
Monkey Nut Café
Lyndoch
Food and wine are essential palate partners and at Kies Monkey Nut Café you'll find a welcoming, friendly environment to match wines to...