Barossa Museum
The Barossa Museum collection is housed in the historic Tanunda Post Office and Telegraph Station building which was opened in 1866.
Discover the stories of Barossa's past
Nestled within the historic Old Telegraph Station at the southern end of Tanunda’s main street, the Barossa Museum offers an intriguing window into the lives, culture, and journeys of the early Prussian settlers who shaped the region.
Our collection showcases rare artifacts, photographs, and stories beautifully preserved and thoughtfully arranged to transport visitors to another time. Whether you’re visiting with family, school groups, or friends, the museum offers an enriching experience for all ages.
BAROSSA COLLECTION
Housed in the Old Telegraph Station at the south end of Tanunda’s main street, The Barossa Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives, culture and discoveries of the early Prussian arrivals to the Barossa Region.
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SUPPORT THE MUSEUM
Supporting the Barossa Museum through volunteering or donations is vital for preserving our shared heritage, ensuring that future generations can learn from the past and appreciate stories that shape our community.
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BOOK A TOUR
Plan your visit today to immerse yourself in the captivating narrative of the Barossa's past and gain a deeper understanding of this historic South Australian region's evolution.
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Address
47 Murray Street
Tanunda SA 5352
Entry Fee
Adult $5.00
Child $2.00
Opening Hours
Mon & Fri
12 noon to 4.00pm
Closed
Tue-Wed-Thurs-Sat & Sun
School groups and special interest visits are most welcome. Please contact us to make a booking.
We acknowledge the Ngadjuri, Peramangk and Kaurna as the traditional custodians of the lands within the Barossa region. We pay our respects to their elders, past, present and emerging. And seek to grow our understanding, connection and knowledge of their heritage and culture with respect and unity.