InterContinental Adelaide is situated on the banks of the Torrens River, next to the Adelaide Festival Centre, the Adelaide Convention Center and the Adelaide Casino. Every room and suite has spectacular views of the city and a spacious marble bathroom.
Travel Attractions
Barossa Valley
Barossa Valley
Barossa Valley
Quick facts about Barossa Valley
- Name: Barossa Valley
- Location: Near Adelaide, Australia
- Type of attraction: Nature/Valley
- Ticket price: Free
The Barossa Valley, in South Australia, is a world known wine-producing area, located just northeast of Adelaide. The area includes towns like Tanunda, Angaston and Nuriootpa, as well as a variety of high-profile wineries offering tours and cellar-door degustations. The regional specialty is the Shiraz grapes. The region-wide stone cottages and Lutheran churches are testimony to a wave of German immigrants from the 19th century.
If you are wine lover, day tours from Adelaide to go for wine tasting and try some delicious food would be the best escape fro, the city.
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Tours and trips including Barossa Valley
Interesting facts about Barossa Valley
- The name Barossa means Hill of Roses and it is spelled incorrectly (instead of ‘Barosa’) due to incorrect transcription.
- Some of the oldest wines in the world could be found here, some of them older than 120 years.
- There are 755 grape growers in Barossa Valley. For comparison, there are about 450 in the famous Napa Valley.
Safe travels!
