Adelaide Hills
Nick Rains / Explore Australia Publishing

In the heart of the Adelaide Hills is Hahndorf, Australia's oldest surviving German settlement. Prussian Lutheran refugees fleeing religious persecution in their homelands settled the area in the late 1830s. The town has retained a distinctly Germanic look and many local businesses and attractions are still operated by descendants of the original German pioneers. The surrounding countryside with its rolling hills, historic villages, vineyards, gourmet-produce farms and native bushland is renowned as a tourist destination.

Visitor Information

Adelaide Hills Visitor Information Centre, 41 Main St; (08) 8388 1185

www.visitadelaidehills.com.au

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Towns nearby

Adelaide (Capital City)  22 km
Strathalbyn  26 km
Birdwood  27 km
Mclaren Vale  32 km
Willunga  35 km
Aldinga Beach  42 km
Murray Bridge  43 km
Mannum  46 km
Gawler  47 km
Lyndoch  48 km
Goolwa  52 km




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