Whispering Wall in Barossa Valley

Whispering Wall

Barossa Valley, Australia

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Why is the Whispering Wall closed?

Open 8.30am – 5pm (standard time), 8.30am – 6pm (daylight saving time). Closed on Total Fire Ban Days and for operational activity (gates will be closed).

Why was the Whispering Wall built?

The Whispering Wall was built between 1899 and 1903. It's located in Williamstown in South Australia, and it's an hour's drive away from Adelaide. Traditionally, it was built to collect and supply water for the Gawler.

What is the most famous wine from Barossa?

Shiraz. Occupies 50% of the vineyard plantings and is the most famous variety in the Barossa. The Barossa has some of the oldest Shiraz vines in the world dating back to 1843.

Tours that visit Whispering Wall

2h Wine Experience, Vineyard walk, 6 wines, charcuterie board $59.17 1837 Barossa Barossa 4 Hours Wine Experience and Vineyard Walk with Lunch $125.65 1837 Barossa Private Helicopter Outback Pub Tour with Lunch $418.82 Barossa Helicopters Southern Barossa: 10-Minute Helicopter Flight $83.18 Barossa Helicopters Western Ridge & Valley Floor: 20-Minute Helicopter Flight $166.35 Barossa Helicopters 4-Minute Flight Over Picturesque Hoffnungsthal Valley $99.72 Barossa Helicopters Barossa Valley Deluxe: 30-Minute Helicopter Flight $249.53 Barossa Helicopters 1-4 People Personal Tour $432.12 Bums On Seats Tours Southern Barossa & Reservoirs: 15 Minute Scenic Flight $125.10 Barossa Helicopters 5-Hour Wine Tasting and Helicopter Ride Experience in Barossa $385.58 1837 Barossa Couples Romantic Picnic $498.60 Barossa Helicopters

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