Barosha (Barossa) is South Australia's most prestigious wine town, 100km north of Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, about an hour's drive. Green hills in the vineyard purple and green, elegant and chic town and village decoration, infinite scenery. There are 150 vineyards and over 70 wine cellars in this beautiful valley.
The history of Baroza (Barossa)
To really understand Baroza (Barossa), you need to know something about history.
In the 19th century, businessman George Wheave Angus (George Fife Angas) commissioned German miner John Vinci to investigate the northern valley of Adelaide and found that it was a perfect place to grow grapes and orchids. The subsequent migration of German farmers, businessmen, artists, and other professionals, as well as middle-class people from the United Kingdom, opened up Baroosa into a very "rural gentry" community with a strong sense of life. As a result, the area has also formed a small German district that is very different from other communities in South Australia: the (Hahndorf). Of Handov. There are more than 2000 grape growers, more than 40 wineries, cellars and so on.
Inadvertently, you may find a century-old shop where you can even find wine in the name of the founder and his descendants. By candlelight you can see the years and names printed on the outside of the barrel. February-May is the harvest period for South Australian grapes. The grapes that are waiting to be harvested are bright in the sun and in the green leaves.
Each Barosha winery has a good signature wine, and there are centuries of traditional wine cellars, beautiful and clean countryside also has German culture scattered, even Queen Elizabeth II came here to praise this.
Barosha's (Barossa) festival.
If Baroza was like a lush ink painting in summer, it turned into a golden-red painting in late autumn.
January and February are local festivals in the Barosha Valley, and visitors can take part in many local entertainment activities if they are lucky enough to visit at this time.
March Australian Tennis Championships (Australian Racquetball Championships);
In April, the Baroosa Wine Festival (Barossa Vintage Festival), was held in odd years;
August Barosha Food week (Barossa Gourmet Weekend),;
October is the Baroosa Valley music festival, everyone can hold a glass of wine, listen to beautiful music, enjoy the oil painting-like scenery, relaxed, happy.
Barosha's (Barossa)-related attractions.
1) there are 50 wineries in China, among which the wineries with more influential tourists are: (Penfolds), 's Creek), Barosha Chateau (Seppeltsfield), etc. The well-known variety show run-away Brothers was shot in Baroosa in season 3. If the itinerary is more abundant, you can choose one or two of them to visit, where you can taste wine, understand wine culture.
2) the echo wall (Whispering Wall) this is a very magical place, do you want to feel that the two sides of the world are close at hand? Whisper with your lover, don't look in his eyes, this is your original voice, this is not the phone. The scenery here is also very beautiful, a very large quiet reservoir, let you deeply appreciate the quiet and good realm of the years.
3) does the wooden barrel workshop (The Keg Factory) want to experience the manufacturing process of the wine keg first hand? You may not understand anything, but when you look at these ancient handicrafts, you can always feel the thick history.
4) the dried fruit in AnKeith Park (Angus Park Dried Fruit Centre) is delicious, but the price is a little expensive. If you pass by, you can go to see it.
(5) Mount (Mengler Hill Lookout) is one of Baroosa's most popular attractions, and is named one of the five best spots in Barosha Valley by Lonely Planet (Lonely Planet, LP). Here you can overlook the beautiful view of Baroza's square vineyard. If you are not finished, you can continue to swim on the side of the Baroosa Sculpture Park (Barossa Sculpture Park).
6) A hot air balloon trip is the best way to view the beauty of the Barossa Valley. Imagine the hot air balloon flying over the beautiful pastoral landscape of Barosha during an hour of hot air ballooning, watching the sun rise slowly, sparking a limitless light, and making the beautiful Baroza more glamorous.
7) there are more than 90 species of lavender on Lido Zhi's lavender farm, a 6-foot-old farm that will have lavender blossoms in late August-January each year. There are lavender field trails, coffee seats and souvenir shops on the farm. Enjoy lavender while tasting lavender biscuits, tea or ice cream or a cup of coffee next to lavender. Beauty ladies can also buy skin care products made of the most natural lavender.
8) Barosha Manor (Chateau Barossa)-this is definitely the most romantic hotel in the Southern Hemisphere, the largest private rose garden in the Southern Hemisphere, located in Barossa Valley, South Australia. This is a man's best gift to his wife. Nearly a hundred couples hold weddings every year, where they do not need to buy flowers, do not have to decorate the venue, roses are everywhere, any scene, is the background of the best wedding photos. In 2002, Queen Elizabeth came here specially. At the opening ceremony of the rose garden, she even planted a rose in Baroza herself and named it after her. Roses begin to bloom in spring and have a full 7-month flowering period. The garden has more than 20 countries of all kinds of roses, varieties are too numerous to count the owner. The names are even more bizarre, such as the Bronze Tube Band, and others with the names of celebrities, such as the Queen of Egypt and the Princess of Monaco. Here the roses feel than the domestic size of several, each is huge, looking at the festive. 30, 000 roses, 4 million bud blooming together, what is the grand event?
9) Maggie Beer's Farm Shop) and her husband, Colin (Colin), founded the family farm in 1973. Maggie is on "Chef and Chef" (The Cook and The Chef) at (ABC), an Australian broadcaster. (Masterchef), the popular culinary master, and her own Christmas TV feature show a passionate and vibrant side. So far, she has produced nine recipes. Maggie has won many honors and awards, including the Australian Medal of (AM). The honor is in recognition of her outstanding contribution to tourism and catering, but also for turning Barossa Valley into a place for gourmet and wine enthusiasts. McGee Bill's Farm Store is built on a scenic little lake that serves fine wine and food, and sells homemade products such as ice cream, jam, meat sauce, etc. It's a good thing for your own use or for friends and relatives, every day at 2: 00 p. M. There will also be a kitchen show.
(10) the Barosha Farmer's Market, which is open every Saturday morning, has a variety of fresh local specialties and food. For those who want to experience pure Australian life and food, visit and have a good meal. (10) Baroosa Farmer's Market (Barossa Farmers Market) is open every Saturday morning with a variety of fresh local specialties and food.
