Wonderground Art Gallery and Cellardoor
Highlights
- Savour exquisite local wines like Chardonnay and Shiraz while soaking in stunning vineyard views from the terrace.
- Explore diverse contemporary artworks in five dedicated gallery rooms, showcasing both local and interstate artists.
- Relax on the verandah or in the lounge, surrounded by beautiful gardens and immersive art experiences.
- Immerse yourself in new art exhibitions every seven weeks, ensuring fresh inspiration during each visit.
Wonderground Barossa contemporary art gallery and cellar door celebrating awe and wonder through art and wine – WINNER 2026 GREAT WINE CAPITALS – ART & CULTURE WINE AWARD
Gallerists and artists, Renee de Saxe and Kirsty Kingsley, imagined a space in the Barossa that elevated arts and artists, leading the way in regional Contemporary art.
Both a dedicated art gallery and cellar door, Wonderground invites visitors to experience Barossa with a difference.
Led by creativity and celebration of place, enjoy a glass of wine while you immerse yourself in revolving exhibitions.
With 5 rooms of art, including local and interstate artists, Wonderground invites you to stay and take in the views, the vineyard and gardens, relax on the verandah or sit in the cellar door.
With a new art exhibition every 7 weeks, over 60 artworks from a range of artists, genres and styles, Wonderground continues to surprise and delight visitors and locals.
Keep up to date with wine, food, experiences, yoga and events.
The Wonderground wines include Chardonnay, Rose and Malbec, Grenache field blend and Shiraz. Our Single Block Mirus Range is available for tasting by appointment.
Enjoy a wine on the terrace and lawns or in the gallery or in the lounge.
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Accreditations
- Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation
Features
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
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