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Tours in Adelaide |
TheAdelaide Hills: 25 minutes by car from the city centre, the Adelaide Hills offers historic villages, orchards, vineyards, winding roads and wildlife parks. German-inspired Hahndorf offers plenty of arts and craft shops. Cleland Wildlife Park (tel: (08) 8339 2444; website: www.cleland.sa.gov.au) is home to a range of Australian native animals. Contact the Adelaide Hills Visitor Information Centre (tel: (08) 8388 1185; website: www.visitadelaidehills.com.au) for more information.
Barossa Valley: Located some 45km (28 miles) northeast of Adelaide, the Barossa Valley is one of Australia's most well-regarded wine regions. Many of the 50 or so wineries offer cellar-door tastings. Historic villages have a strong Germanic influence. Contact the Barossa Wine and Visitor Information Centre (tel: (08) 8563 0600; website: www.barossa-region.org) for further information.
Barossa Valley: Located some 45km (28 miles) northeast of Adelaide, the Barossa Valley is one of Australia's most well-regarded wine regions. Many of the 50 or so wineries offer cellar-door tastings. Historic villages have a strong Germanic influence. Contact the Barossa Wine and Visitor Information Centre (tel: (08) 8563 0600; website: www.barossa-region.org) for further information.
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