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Barossa Valley
Villages, Food & Iconic Wines
The Barossa Valley is one of Australia’s most famous wine regions, renowned for its world-class wineries, rich food culture and historic towns.
Rolling vineyards stretch across the landscape, dotted with cellar doors, farm gates and charming villages like Tanunda and Nuriootpa.
Whether you’re sampling local wines, enjoying long lunches or exploring scenic back roads, the Barossa Valley offers a relaxed and rewarding escape that celebrates the best of South Australia.
Top Things to Do in the Barossa Valley
Visit World-Class Wineries & Cellar Doors
The Barossa Valley is famous for its Shiraz and historic wineries. Spend time tasting at iconic cellar doors and boutique wineries.
Explore Country Towns
Wander through the Barossa’s main towns to discover heritage streets, local bakeries, cafés, galleries and specialty food stores.
Discover Maggie Beer's Farm Shop
A Barossa icon, Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop offers tastings, cooking inspiration and a relaxed food-focused experience.
Experience the Whispering Wall
Located at the Barossa Reservoir, the Whispering Wall is a unique acoustic attraction and an easy, family-friendly stop.
Walk or Cycle the Barossa Trails
Explore the region at a slower pace along walking and cycling trails that link towns, vineyards and scenic viewpoints.
Visit Chocolate & Cheese Factories
Indulge in locally made treats at Barossa chocolate and cheese producers, with tastings and gourmet souvenirs to take home.
Explore a Château
Experience the grand side of the Barossa by visiting one of its impressive châteaux, where historic architecture meets fine wine and beautiful grounds.
Discover the Barossa's Heritage
Discover the Barossa’s German heritage through historic buildings, museums and local stories.