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Barossa Valley, Australia

An hour north of Adelaide, the Barossa Valley is Australia's most storied wine region, where sixth-generation Shiraz vineyards, Silesian stone villages and a fiercely local food culture share the same rolling hills. Cellar doors such as Penfolds, Henschke and Seppeltsfield sit alongside vineyard restaurants and a small, exceptional collection of lodges built for slow, indulgent stays.

The Louise

A vineyard retreat of private villa suites on Seppeltsfield Road, home to the celebrated Appellation restaurant and part of the Baillie Lodges collection.

Kingsford The Barossa

An 1856 bluestone homestead estate on 225 private acres, blending heritage grandeur with contemporary luxury and a remarkable Barossa wine vault.

Novotel Barossa Valley Resort

A hillside resort above the vines at Rowland Flat, with its own 18-hole championship golf course, endota spa and wide valley views.