Tanunda
The central town of the Barossa Valley, lined with German Lutheran churches, old bakeries and delis, and the base for accommodation and wine tasting.
Tanunda was founded by 19th-century German immigrants from Silesia. Along Murray Street are restaurants, bars, bakeries and small museums such as the Barossa Museum, while St John's Lutheran Church and the area around Goat Square retain old houses from the immigrant era. Wineries such as Langmeil, Peter Lehmann and Chateau Tanunda are within walking or cycling distance of town. The Barossa Visitor Centre is also based here, where you can pick up winery maps and rent bicycles.
Opening hours
Open all day; shops approx. 09:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Chateau Tanunda
- Langmeil Winery
- Barossa Valley
- Peter Lehmann Wines
- Maggie Beer's Farm Shop
- Mengler's Hill Lookout
- Jacob's Creek Visitor Centre
- Penfolds Barossa Valley Cellar Door