Grand Barossa Valley Day Tour with The Cedars Visit

back to: Adelaide (and vicinity) South Australia Australia



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Duration:
Location: Grand Barossa Valley, 66-68 Murray St, Tanunda, Australia | Tanunda, Australia


Category: Attractions

Highlights:
Stunning & amazing vineyards of Grand Barossa Valley
Picturesque green villages of Adelaide Hills
Richmond Grove Wines—the oldest winery in South Australia
Breathtaking view of Barossa Valley from Menglers Hill
Gracious old home of Australia’s greatest landscape artist

Inclusions:
Guided tour of Grand Barossa Valley
Admission fees
Morning tea/coffee & Lunch
Wine tasting at Richmond Grove Wines & Creek Wines
Roundtrip transportation to and from your Adelaide city center hotel
Live tour commentary provided in English

Description:

Travel to Grand Barossa Valley and marvel at its stunning vineyards and Bavarian villages. Breathe in the beauty of Adelaide Hills with its leafy greenness and quaint valleys. Taste the region’s best wines and wonder at The Cedars—the historic working studio of Australia’s greatest watercolorist.

Your trip begins with a scenic drive along the Torrens River through the spectacular Torrens Gorge. Pass the amazing Kangaroo Creek Reservoir and Millbrooke Reservoir before reaching Williamstown, one of the wine-growing regions in Grand Barossa Valley. Stop at Lyndoch bakery to smell the aroma of freshly baked pastries. Enjoy a complimentary coffee or tea with German plate of sweet treats.

Continue your journey and visit the historic, original winery of Richmond Grove Wines. Built in 1897 with traditional equipment, you can learn how the process of winemaking and the techniques of wine tasting in this winery. Afterwards, proceed to Menglers Hill lookout for astonishing panoramic views of the Barossa Valley.

Refuel your energy with a tasty local lunch at Barossa Chateau as well as sampling another wine at Creek Wines. Resume your pace to the house of Australia’s most notable landscape artist, Sir Hans Heysen. Known today as ‘The Cedars’, wander through this 60 hectare property as you see the fine collection of his paintings and drawings, before your return to the city center.