Château Tanunda is the Barossa’s grandest address — Australia’s largest and oldest château, built in bluestone in 1890, with a private cricket oval on the lawn and…
Wedding Venues · Barossa Valley, South Australia · Visit in person
Barossa Chateau and its sister property Lyndoch Hill share twenty-five acres at Lyndoch planted with thirty thousand roses — a garden of national significance opened by the Queen in 2002, wrapped around a columned chateau with a Grand Ballroom and Barrel Room.
Garden ceremonies stage among the roses ($650–$900 by guest count, including twenty white chairs, signing table, fresh rose petals for the bridal entrance and a golf buggy for guests with limited mobility) with an indoor wet-weather backup. Receptions choose their room and scale: Lyndoch Hill for 50–110 ($500–$1,500 hire), the Barossa Chateau Barrel Room for 50–140 ($1,000–$2,500), or the Grand Ballroom for 30–120 ($2,500–$4,000) — each including linen, chairs, crockery, candelabras and personalised menus. Menu packages run $65 (cocktail, classic or timeless) to $85 (heritage), with the Ballroom’s seven-course matched degustation from $299 a head. Beverages are $45 or $55 per head across five hours; all dietary requirements and food allergies catered with five working days’ notice. The couple’s rose-garden room, menu tasting and a first-anniversary night back are complimentary.
Couples wanting a rose-garden wedding with every number on the page — from a $65 cocktail reception to a degustation in the Ballroom.
Thirty thousand roses — a garden of national significance, opened by the Queen, as the aisle.
Château Tanunda is the Barossa’s grandest address — Australia’s largest and oldest château, built in bluestone in 1890, with a private cricket oval on the lawn and…
A historic Barossa winery on Lyndoch Road where the reception room is the point: the Barrel Room, named for the wall of barrels along one side, under corrugated…
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Peter Lehmann Wines sits on the banks of the North Para River at Tanunda — the Barossa’s concert-lawn winery, where the Old Redemption Cellar’s floor-to-ceiling…
Seppeltsfield spreads 420 acres of vineyard, garden and heritage-listed bluestone across the Barossa floor — the estate of the famous Centennial Collection, where a…