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Discover the best top things to do in Clare Valley, Australia including Vine Art Studio, Gallery & Therapeutic Massage, Arts Collective Clare Valley, Bon Accord Mine Museum, Morphett's Engine House Museum, Burra Regional Art Gallery, Burra Railway Station, Clare Valley Art Gallery, Burra Town Hall, Arts Collective Clare Valley, Blackman Gallery.
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1. Vine Art Studio, Gallery & Therapeutic Massage
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 70 reviews
Vine Art Studio Unique Vineyard Accomodation is located in the beautiful Clare Valley wine region 90 minutes drive north of Adelaide,In February 2016 we opened ourBed and Breakfast business on the property called Bed in a Shed Located on our vineyard property, Vine Art has local artists work on show by appointment at other times. See original vibrant and colourful art by Andrew Quixley winner of "Best in Exhibition" at the 2015 Clare Art Show. Great views, beautiful location! We now have a professional Masseuse, Carolyn Quixley, with a dedicated massage room on site, or a mobile service in the Clare Valley region. Carolyn has over 23years experience in her field. Our new Unique Vineyard Accomodation, Bed in a Shed, is very popular and has had high occupancy since its opening in February 2016 Fully insulated, heating, cooling, Internet and great views over our vineyard are proving to be very popular as well
Reviewed By Mitch136 - Adelaide, Australia
Had a 3 night stay in Bed in a Shed BnB. Fantastic place, great hosts Andrew and Carolyn makes you feel at home and nothing was too much trouble for them. Full breakfast provisions were excellent and great coffee pods and teas. Breakfast had lots of variety and didn’t want for anything. Microwave, toaster, coffee pod machine included. Only other item would have like would have been a electrical frypan and saucepan to boil water or pasta if cooking in as outside bbq one night didn’t work too well because of the cold and windy conditions, but if not into making your own dinner there are plenty of restaurants nearby. Bed was comfortable and great outdoor verandah over looking the vineyards. Loved the interaction with the hosts animals, goat, sheep, dog. Good outdoor bbq area, great shower and loved all the decorations within. Andrew has doesn’t a fantastic job in constructing the place with all the recycled materials. Location close to numerous wineries and attractions in the area. Riesling Trail about a km from the accommodation and great track to ride a push bike along. Right next door is Bed in a Shed Too, which may not suit all having adjoining neighbours so close but didn’t both us. Overall would definitely recommend a stay at this property.
2. Arts Collective Clare Valley
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Arts Collective Clare Valley is a collective of 20+ permanent artists* from rural South Australia who work together to show and sell their art in a co-operative run gallery located in Clare. The gallery includes fine works in ceramics, glass, sculpture, photography, paintings, prints, jewellery and home wares, as well as unique textiles and fibre, fashion, wearables, accessories, gifts, and more
3. Bon Accord Mine Museum
4. Morphett's Engine House Museum
5. Burra Regional Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Burra Regional Art Gallery is located on Market Street Burra, in the restored 1860 Post and Telegraph Office. Burra’s creative heritage lives and evolves through a calendar of 12 diverse exhibitions per year alongside its permanent collections, competitions, artist talks, sculpture garden and events. Open Daily 10am – 4pm
Reviewed By 935diannet
An excellent regional gallery with interesting diverse well curated changing exhibitions in a heritage building. Well worth the visit. Friendly volunteer staff. Thanks for the opportunity to view excellent works in a well presented gallery.
6. Burra Railway Station
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By kpiddy - Brisbane, Australia
A short drive away from the town centre of Burra is the impressive Burra Railway Station, the building is a reminder of years gone by and the romance of rail travel. The original 1870 wooden station was replaced in 1883 with this stone building and an accompaning refreshment room. Burra was connected to Adelaide, Broken Hill and Perth, passenger services were discontinued in 1986 and grain transportation in 1999. After years of neglect the station was brought back to life by the very hard work of dedicated volunteers, the only building structure missing (which can be seen in photographs) is the arched roof which covered two tracks and platforms. The station is open for public viewing at select times and staffed is by volunteers. There was plenty to see and read about, the history of the station, the railway, with plenty of information boards, historical photographs and rail travel memorabilia, the volunteer was also informative. Also inside the building is a small museum showcasing the nearby Redbanks Conservation Park Diprotodon Fossil Sites and a very interesting display on the little local native animal, the Pygmy Bluetongue Lizard. Entry to the building is by donation, in the foyer were a few locally crafted/baked souvenirs available for purchase.
7. Clare Valley Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Clare Valley Art Gallery is situated in the beautiful surrounds of the vineyards in Clare, South Australia. Clare Valley Art Gallery has been proud to be involved in the indigenous art industry for over 10 years, with collections of artwork from national and internationally renowned artists as well as emerging artists. All of our art is sourced direct from the artist and is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and photos of the artist. We also have on display fun, functional, furniture art by Troy Stevens. Beautifully handcrafted cheese platters made from local wine barrels and a large selection of gifts. Find a piece you love? We can stretch ready for hanging and we can also ship artwork domestically and internationally.
Reviewed By H1665UEhelenb - Adelaide, Australia
The Art Gallery is well situated on the main road and worth a visit. The exhibition I viewed included artists I had not heard of before. I was very pleased to have the opportunity to be introduced to their work.
8. Burra Town Hall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By 619jeffry - Essendon, Australia
Burra Town Hall is a heritage building that dates from the days when Burra was one of the richest copper mines in the Britisn Empire. Many descendants of the Cousin Jacks (Cornish miners) can still be found in South Australia. The Town Hall is magnificently decorated. It hs worn the years well; it is still used for civic functions. Burra has a number of interesting sights, you should definitely see the Town Hall if you are in the area.
9. Arts Collective Clare Valley
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
Arts Collective Clare Valley is a collective of 20+ permanent artists* from rural South Australia who work together to show and sell their art in a co-operative run gallery located in Clare. The gallery includes fine works in ceramics, glass, sculpture, photography, paintings, prints, jewellery and home wares, as well as unique textiles and fibre, fashion, wearables, accessories, gifts, and more
10. Blackman Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
