The Barossa is perfect for a little retail therapy!

Need a bit of retail therapy? Or ready to splurge on a girls weekend? The region's towns are home to an eclectic collection of retail outlets offering everything from Barossa-born fashion, home wares, kids clothing, art and health and beauty products.

Shopping

Need some retail therapy? Or ready to splurge on a girls weekend? The region's towns are home to an eclectic collection of retail outlets offering everything from Barossa-born fashion, home wares, kids clothing, art and health and beauty products.

Murdock Indulge in Angaston stocks some fabulous wares ranging from lovelinks to Seven Jeans and a gorgeous little children's section. While you're in Angaston, why not pop across the road to Antiques and More at 24, where you will find the most eclectic range of antiques in the Barossa.

Located in Tanunda, Alabaster Barossa has a gorgeous display of soulful gifts and is the perfect place to find that little something special. If you are searching for a piece of period furniture from Asia, look no further than Dragonfly Antiques located in Williamstown.

The Barossa Community Store is literally a supermarket for all the well known brands in sports and surfware, ladies, mens and childrensware, toys, manchester, furniture and everything else in between.

Attractions and Experiences

The Barossa is literally bursting with things to see and do, outside of cellar door hopping and wine tasting.

A trip to the Barossa wouldn't be the same without visiting the Angas Park Fruit Company in Angaston. Follow this with a walk down the street to the Barossa Valley Cheese Company where you can taste the region's famous Washington Rind Cheese. After gorging all that yummy fruit and cheese, why not follow up with a picnic fare lunch at Maggie Beer's Farmshop?

If you want to relax and take in your surroundings, an appointment at Endota Spa (collocated with the Novotel) might just be what you are after. Then, to continue your relaxing experience, take a trip to Lyndoch Lavender Farm and Café and indulge in some lavender scones tea.

Try a new tasting experience with a trip to the Barossa Brewing Company in Greenock, proud brewers of the Millers Lager, Wheatstore Ale and Greenock dark ale.