Angaston

Home to the Barossa Farmers Market and neighbour to some of the region's best wineries, Angaston is a hub of fine dining and epicureanism.

Angaston was named after George Fife Angas who laid out plans for the area to be divided into pastoral holdings due to its fertile and well-watered lands. With the help of his family and company, Angaston developed into a diversified wine, fruit and grain growing region.

Get comfortable at Saltram Wines and see what 150 years of dedication and tinkering can do to a glass of wine. Walk or ride along the Barossa Trail through scenic landscapes of vineyards, forests and farmland. Embrace the European heritage of Angaston while exploring the dozens of heritage-listed buildings.