Top Things to do in Tanunda
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Things to do in Tanunda, South Australia: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Tanunda, Australia including Langmeil Winery, Hill and Son Grand Organ, Langmeil Church, Bethany Wines, Bethany Historical Walk, Town Walk of Tanunda, Tabor Lutheran Church, St Paul's Lutheran Church Tanunda, St John's Lutheran Church.
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1. Langmeil Winery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 350 reviews
Langmeil Winery offers guests a relaxing friendly place to visit. The gardens are beautiful and child friendly. Ample areas to enjoy a glass or bottle of some yummy wines. Wine tastings are free, or you can book in for a special premium wine tasting and tour for $100 a person (bookings essential) showcasing the Freedom Cellar and tour of the old gnarly Shiraz vines believed to be the oldest in the world. The old Blacksmiths workshop and stables speak the history of ye ole Langmeil Village - one of the first settlements in the Barossa. There is something for everyone at Langmeil Winery. Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Years Day and Good Friday. Join our mailing list on our website to ensure you receive the most up-to-date information on activities and events at the Winery.
Reviewed By DavidI230 - Sydney, Australia
We had a great visit to the cellar door and winery tour with Jonathan. He was fantastic- knowledgeable and informative - he spent more than 2 hours with the 4 of us. Taking us through the historic property dating back to the early 1800s and vineyard with some of the regions oldest vines. We also enjoyed the wine tasting great wines in the cellar and again Jonathan provided interesting commentary and insights to the wines. We all recommend a visit to Langmeil. Well done Langmeil and thanks Jonathan.
2. Hill and Son Grand Organ
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By 23gillianc - Adelaide, Australia
We have attended concerts here which are always very well supported. Hearing the magnificent organ (formerly in Adelaide Town Hall) is not to be missed. Wednesday lunchtimes there is an opportunity to take a tour, hear the organ, find out about the history and even have a go.
3. Langmeil Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By PaulS803 - Adelaide, Australia
Some people go to the Barossa Valley to visit the wineries. A few of us go to visit the churches, of which there are many. These are mostly shut during the week for security reasons, but Langmeil has an office which is open from 9 till 1, and on request we are able to go inside. We really enjoy our visit, with the large organ and stained glass windows. The church faces out onto a large cemetery. One of the graves tells of German pastor Kavel who brought his whole congregation out to the Valley. Parking and access are easy.
4. Bethany Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 122 reviews
Featuring spectacular views over the historic village of Bethany,Bethany Wines is a 'must visit' destination on your trip to the Barossa Valley. Owned by the Schrapel Family for over 150 years, Bethany Wines produces a range of estate grown and handcrafted wines. We welcome you to taste our wines and experience the rich history and culture of Bethany.
Reviewed By mmjones1 - Sellicks Hill, Australia
Called in here looking for a bottle of white port and found 2 very nice ports. One was a Tawny port and one was a port fronti which is a very pale port which is called white port. Even the wife like this one and she’s not a port drinker, she liked it that much she treated me to 2 bottles of it. The lady serving us couldn’t be more helpful and explained everything we were trying. Outside the views are brilliant but you do have to climb a steep slope to get the best view.
5. Bethany Historical Walk
6. Town Walk of Tanunda
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By 616kayep - Encounter Bay, Australia
We followed the brochure for our self guided walk to look at the beautiful old buildings in Tanunda. It was lovely walking in the sun on a cold morning and we were very impressed with the history plaques dotted along the route. It helped us learn more about Tanunda.
