If you like your wine, take some time to stop off here for a couple of days and explore the 40 odd wineries in the region. Nuriootpa is the business and industrial hub of the Barossa. The facilities include large shopping complexes the Foodland shopping centre and Community store as well as some industrial premises such as the nearby Wolf Blass winery.
Nuriootpa is a sporting hub too, with a number of sporting facilities including tennis and netball courts, football fields and cricket pitches. The Barossa Valley golf course is on the edge of the town. The black and yellow 'Tigers' football and netball teams are strongly supported by the locals. Cricket and tennis are popular summer sports here, with the town offering a number of teams at different levels.
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Sauvignon Street 4. Moore Avenue 4. Coulthard arrived in South Australia in and died in while searching for good grazing land. Nuriootpa High School Located at 1 Penrice Road, the main high school building was completed in Band Hall Located on the corner of Old Kapunda Road and Murray Street, the Nuriootpa Town Band Hall is an unusual nine-sided building which was constructed in to mark years of the town band which was established in Schaedel House Located in Murray Street this distinctive house has an unusual history.
The plaque outside explains: "Carl Wilhelm Schaedel, a German 'tischlermeister' or 'master cabinetmaker', built this unusual home with a unique lower level workshop in about Three generations of the Schaedel family worked on this site from the mids.
Since Wilhelm's death in , the house has had numerous owners. The property is now owned by St Petri Lutheran Church. St Petri Lutheran Church Located at 21 Second Street, the present church was built in to celebrate the centenary of the congregation.
A church was built in It was only 47 feet by 22 feet. It was enlarged in and a tower and bell were added in A second church was built, due to an expanding congregation, in It was erected in memory of those who served in World War One. The land was gifted by William Coulthard who was the chairman of the building committee. It was built by tradesmen who were assisted by volunteer labour. It is a charming, historic addition to the main street.
It was purchased by the town in The hotel is managed by a board and, as a community owned business, all hotel profits are returned to the region through sponsorship and donations to local sporting and service clubs, schools, kindergartens and community projects.
Wineries in the Area Nuriootpa Wine Trail In areas like the Nuriootpa district, where there are a number of cellar doors, it is best to refer to the specific knowledge of the wine experts.
It provides hot links to seven winery websites. In Johann Heinrich Luhrs, who was a local teacher, built the cottage out of stone and mud.
It fell into disrepair but was restored in with the stone being re-pointed, the roof repaired and old red bricks laid on the bare dirt floors.
New veranda posts were made. It was placed on the State Heritage list in The cottage has three rooms which have been filled with collectables and memorabilia which evoke a typical German settler's dwelling. The cottage is open most days admission by donation from 9. The area around Nuriootpa was sold to George Angas.
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