Angaston
A quiet town east of the Barossa, with English-style stone houses and cafés lining the main street, and nearby wineries including Yalumba and Saltram.
Angaston is named after its founder, George Fife Angas. Unlike the German-style architecture of Tanunda, it has more stone buildings left by English immigrants. Murray Street, the main street, has bakeries, cafés and food shops such as the Barossa Valley Cheese Company, making it ideal for a leisurely stroll. On the edge of town are the Yalumba and Saltram wineries, and to the east you can enter the Eden Valley. The Barossa Farmers Market is held on Saturday mornings on the western side of town.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Yalumba
- Barossa Farmers Market
- Mengler's Hill Lookout
- Penfolds Barossa Valley Cellar Door
- Wolf Blass Visitor Centre
- Maggie Beer's Farm Shop
- Peter Lehmann Wines
- Langmeil Winery