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What to do and see in Angaston, South Australia: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Angaston, Australia including Lambert Estate Wines, Yalumba, Barossa Farmers Market, Taste Eden Valley, Angaston Heritage Walk, Abbey Antiques, Day Off Peter Bronze Statue, Mengler's Hill Lookout Sculpture Park, Angaston Blacksmith Shop & Museum, Barossa Old Rose Repository.
Restaurants in Angaston
1. Lambert Estate Wines
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 120 reviews
From across the world to the Barossa Valley, the Lambert Estate story is a family love story - for each other, for wine, and for the Barossa. Located in the heart of the Barossa, Lambert Estate produces a range of premium, handcrafted and critically acclaimed wines.
Reviewed By Kandles - Gawler, Australia
What an amazing place. I can’t believe we haven’t gone here earlier. Stunning building with lovely grounds. Up the beautiful staircase or use the lift, you enter a huge area. Big beautiful tables all set out ready for our family gathering. Most of us chose the platters which were great. The staff are so friendly and helpful. Especially to the children in our group. We were inside because of the heat but it would have been just as nice out on the balcony. If you have a large family or a big group, Lambert’s Estate is perfect.
2. Yalumba
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 248 reviews
A visit to our Wine Room will see our Wine Room Ambassadors guide you through our wines and introduce you to our story. The landscaped grounds framed by the Wine Room and the historic clock tower are the perfect spot to explore before throwing a picnic rug down and enjoying one of our delicious Coopers Board in the Barossa’s warm sun.
Reviewed By RenaeKayG - Fleurieu Peninsula, Australia
The cellar door and grounds at Yalumba Winery are divine, it is such a stunning setting to enjoy your afternoon sampling their fantastic wines, from the moment we walked in the door we were warmly welcome and our minds were read, Amanda was an incredible host, she really made our whole weekend, I don’t ever write reviews but Amanda truly needed to be shown some love for the care she gave to us, thank you thank you thank you Amanda, you were wonderful!! We will be back soon! The laughing ladies xo
3. Barossa Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 256 reviews
The Barossa Farmers Market: real food from the homes and farms of the Barossa Valley. We are a food-only traditional farmers market which operates every Saturday morning from 7.30am - 11.30am in the undercover Vintners Sheds, Angaston. Our producers sell a beautiful array of fresh fruit and vegetables (many of them organic), ethically raised meats, smallgoods, baked goods, fresh seafood, olive oils, vin cotto, confectionery, jams and preserves, teas and locally roasted coffee. We also have a breakfast bar, selling fresh egg and bacon rolls, fresh coffee, children meals, vegetarian and vegan options. Stock up on your fresh produce, buy a sweet treat and enjoy a delicious breakfast and coffee with friends. We look forward to showing you the best of the Barossa's food scene soon,
Reviewed By Ceal0909 - Seaforth, Australia
Fantastic local produce market. Everything on offer- excellent breakfast, coffee, fruit, fresh flowers, cheeses, bread etc etc. Very interesting & a great opportunity to stock up on amazing produce!
4. Taste Eden Valley
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 111 reviews
Discover a range of rare and unique wines from boutique producers of the Barossa's high country - Eden Valley Wine region. Taste Eden Valley is a collaborative wine collection bringing together a unique group of family owned wineries, producing handmade wines of the highest quality from small, rare vineyards. Taste Eden Valley offers a chance to learn about the Barossa region's distinctive wines and the people who make them. Private vineyard tours is the perfect opportunity to meet the makers, taste the wines and immerse yourself into the "Barossa Lifestyle". This is chance to discover the high country of the Barossa through a scenic drive and short walks. Wine Tasting Room - Coming Soon!
Reviewed By BabsGoldCoast - Brisbane, Australia
The charming Taste Eden Valley wine tasting room is a NTBM- not to be missed ! Nestled in lovely Angaston, in the Barossa Valley, this regional wine room encompasses everything wine aficionados desire! The quaint old world tasting establishment is home to a wide collection of some 70+ white and red wines - some very exclusive and limited releases. TEV selections change weekly , coming from producers in the Eden Valley and Barossa region. Visitors are skilfully guided through various tastings by knowledgeable personnel , often with much humour and banter! Prices are very reasonable considering you are often receiving quality , exclusive releases. Parking at door, open 7 days a week.
5. Angaston Heritage Walk
6. Abbey Antiques
7. Day Off Peter Bronze Statue
8. Mengler's Hill Lookout Sculpture Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 165 reviews
Reviewed By AvidtravPerth - Prades, France
We had read at the Tanunda Tourism office about the sculpture park and we were not disappointed. From great views across the valley from the car park to the detail of the sculptures the experience was amazing.
9. Angaston Blacksmith Shop & Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 9 reviews
The Angaston Blacksmith Shop (A&H Doddridge forge) is a working blacksmith museum located on the main street of Angaston in the Barossa Valley. Volunteers of the Angaston and Penrice Historical Society demonstrate the art of blacksmithing and guide you through three rooms of blacksmith memorabilia. Established on the present site in 1873, it has survived war, depression and countless technological revolutions to stand today as one of the few remaining main street "smithies" in Australia. It was the industrial heart of the village of Angaston - a place of ideas and work where young and old alike would come to witness the expertise and listen to the stories of the blacksmith. It is a very special place and an extraordinary example of the ingenuity and commitment of a previous era. Open Saturday, Sunday and some public holidays from 1 pm to 4 pm. Tours outside of opening hours by arrangement.
