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In the Adelaide Hills you can discover a new boutique winery and sample fresh local produce at a country market. Enjoy the scenic drives or pack a picnic while away in Mount Lofty Botanic Garden. Learn about Australia's native wildlife at Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary or see the Hills through the eyes of famous Australian artist Sir Hans Heysen at his historic home and studio (The Cedars). Try and spot your first car at the National Motor Museum, or admire the stunning views of Adelaide. Pull on your walking boots and explore the Mount Lofty Ranges on the Yurrebilla Trail or enjoy a round of golf.
For something really special, plan your visit to coincide with one of our great events - the Adelaide Hills Harvest Festival (food and wine), Oakbank Easter Racing Carnival (horse racing), Bay to Birdwood Classic Car Rally, Heysen Festival (arts) or Tour Down Under (cycling).
Drive the region's many scenic routes and you'll find magnificent views at every turn with some of the best cool-climate wines in Australia; koalas, kangaroos and enough cute native animals to melt even the most world-weary heart; and gorgeous places to rest your head at the end of gentle days of discovery.
Just a few minutes' drive down the South Eastern Freeway you will be surrounded by manicured vineyards and market gardens, natural Australian bushland and lush green pastures. Each season offers its own appeal: leafy landscapes ablaze with changing colours in autumn; warm fires and historic cottages in winter; blooms and berries in spring; and cool cellar door retreats in summer.
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| Hahndorf Inn |
 35 Main Street, Hahndorf
Rich in history & atmosphere and a local icon that reflects the towns traditional German heritage the Hahndorf Inn is nestled in the picturesque Adelaide Hills.
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| Hahndorf Resort |
 145 Main Street, Hahndorf
Situated in the magnificent Adelaide Hills, South Australia. Only twenty minutes from the hustle and bustle of town, lies the ever popular getaway for locals and tourists alike - Hahndorf Resort.
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| Hahndorf Old Mill Motel |
 98 Main Street, Hahndorf
The Hahndorf Old Mill Motel is located on the main street of the historic German town of Hahndorf. Situated within the rural Mt. Lofty Ranges, 25 minutes from Adelaide, the Hahndorf Old Mill Motel offers guests a choice from standard motel style units or spa chalets.
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The Mount Lofty Summit restaurant and café together with the Tourist Information Centre and Gift Shop, is locate at the highest peak of the Mount Lofty Ranges, at the Mount Lofty Lookout. It is the gateway for visitors to the beautiful Adelaide Hills which is well-known for its cool climate wines and regional produce of nuts, cheeses, smoked meats, organic vegetables, free run venison, orchards of cherries, apples and quinces. At 710 metres above sea level and only 15 minutes from the city centre of Adelaide, the Mount Lofty Summit restaurant and café has spectacular panoramic views over Adelaide to the sea.
The modern building is an impressive structure with floor to ceiling walls of glass which lets guests and visitors to take in the full impact of the city and coastal views by day. At night see the sensational sunsets and the city lights and stars. This is the highest point with a breathtaking view overlooking Adelaide and the sea.
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Only in South Australia could a sanctuary for native plants, rare and endangered animals and Aboriginal culture be so close to the city centre. Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary was established in 1969 when dairy land was revegetated with native trees and shrubs to attract native animals and birds. In 1982 the 35 acres was enclosed with feral-proof fencing. Once the fence was completed, the bird populations increased and the release of many native animals began.
Today, Warrawong is home to 100 species of birds and many native mammals. You can enjoy a self-guided tour between 10am and 4pm all year round, or take a guided nocturnal tour to see Bilbies, Brush-tailed Bettongs, Tamar Wallabies and the elusive Platypus. Warrawong offers a unique opportunity to get amongst the Australian bush and wildlife in a protected habitat.
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The National Motor Museum at Birdwood has the nation's most important collection of vintage, veteran and classic motor cars, and motor cycles, exceeding three hundred. Set in a beautiful twenty acre complex by the River Torrens in Adelaide's picturesque hills, 50 kilometres from Adelaide.
The National Motor Museum hosts a number of special events each year being Bay to Birdwood Run, held in September on even years, one of the world's great historic motoring events with a spectacular list of over 1800 vintage vehicles complete with passengers in period dress. The rally winds itself through the Adelaide Hills where the vehicles spend the day on display at the Museum whilst visitors enjoy Australia's biggest motoring picnic.
Bay to Birdwood Classic, held in September on odd years. More than 2,000 classic motor vehicles follow the route of the world renown Bay to Birdwood Run, plus a day of pure classic entertainment at the National Motor Museum. Rock 'N' Roll Rendezvous, since 1991 this event has grown. Rock 'n' roll buffs dance to live music, dressed in their flared skirts and slick back hair styles. Enthusiasts travel across South Australia and interstate in their period vehicles of fins to participate in the spectacle. |
 
Walk in the steps of world famous artist Hans Heysen. The Cedars, his historic property, home, gardens and studio remain much the same as when the great artist died in 1969. It’s just outside the much-loved heritage town of Hahndorf. Visitors are able to take a guided tour of the house and historic working studio built in 1912 and used by this iconic painter until his death in 1968.
Still owned by the Heysen family, the gracious old home has a very fine collection of paintings and drawings displaying Heysen's remarkable versatility in both subject and medium. A walking trail is also featured on the 60 hectare property and directs visitors to favourite painting sites used by the artist. The studio of Nora Heysen (Archibald prize winner and daughter of Hans is also open for viewing and features continuous exhibitions of her work). Tea rooms are available for self serve tea, coffee and biscuits. Heysen brand of Shiraz and Riesling are also sold in the shop as a fund raiser. |
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