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With famous wines, a feast of festivals, a lively
heritage, and only an hour's drive north of Adelaide,
the Barossa is an ideal destination for a day trip, or better still
a few days of pure indulgence.
The Barossa, comprising the Barossa
and Eden Valleys, is one of the world's greatest wine producing
areas. Twenty kilometres wide and about thirty kilometres long, it
has a rich European culture with German and English-style villages,
churches and chateau.
The region has 50 wineries ranging from some of Australia's largest
wine companies through to smaller individual winemakers. Many offer
wine tastings at their cellar doors, and most are open seven days
per week.
The Barossa has a unique wine and food culture. The local
restaurants and cafes specialise in serving regional foods, and
butchers and bakers offer traditional wursts, breads and cakes.
-Take a winery tour in a limousine, vintage car or mini bus, or
float through the Valley in a hot-air balloon
-Stay overnight in a restored cottage, farmhouse or country house
for bed & breakfast
-Listen to divine music in a winery or century-old church during the
Barossa Music Festival
-Taste the local produce and enjoy more than wine and food at over
100 events during the biannual Vintage Festival……coming up in
2003.
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