Visit the Barossa

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Barossa is the must-visit destination for lovers of wine, fun, and lip-smacking local food. First and foremost, a trip to the Barossa is all about wine tasting. And where better to kick off than the architecturally striking Wolf Blass Visitor Centre?

For the ultimate tasting experience, try the iconic Black Label straight from the barrel.

Barossa Farmers Market | Angaston

Held in the historic Vintners Sheds near Angaston every Saturday morning, the Farmers Market is a Barossa institution. A feast for the senses, this genuine community produce market is packed with delectable offerings from the homes, businesses and farms of the local region.

Italian Cooking School | Casa Carboni | Angaston

A journey through Italian gastronomy, Casa Carboni’s cooking classes are a Barossa experience not to be missed. Immerse yourself in the history, culture and techniques of regional Italian cooking in a fun, relaxed learning environment. Follow with a shared-table meal featuring Italian wine, laughter and stories.

Classic Favourites

Of course, a trip to the Barossa wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the region’s classic favourite destinations. Think Penfolds and Saltram Wine Estate for outstanding cellar doors, Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop for a cornucopia of local delicacies, and the ever consistent and always delightful Salter’s Kitchen for a spot of lunch.

Barossa Distilling Company | The Distillery | Nuriootpa

Or if a G&T is your summer drink of choice, be sure to pop in for a tasting of the stunning Generations and Budburst gins at the Barossa Distilling Company housed in the historic Penfolds Distillery, or chill out in the Craft Spirits Bar with a selection of craft spirits from around the world.

See The Sights

For those who need a little time out from all that eating and drinking, why not explore the region’s natural beauty along one of the Barossa’s stunning walking trails, or relax and take in the wonder of the Valley from above, with Barossa Valley Ballooning?