HISTORY IN HAHNDORF THROUGHOUT MAY
The 2023 History Festival is a celebration of the past, with a focus on the theme of wonder. We will explore the constantly evolving nature
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The 2023 History Festival is a celebration of the past, with a focus on the theme of wonder. We will explore the constantly evolving nature
We are thrilled to announce that The Cedars took home the silver award at the Australian Tourism Awards ‘Cultural Tourism’ category on Friday March 17th! The
Autumn is coming early as we’ve experienced a cool summer. Cocooned in colour, it’s hard to miss the fiery, gilded foliage as you arrive into
After the huge success of Australia’s first Wellness wander event in the Adelaide Hills last year, we are back in 2023! Held from Friday March
Visitors to the Hahndorf Academy museum, located in Main Street Hahndorf, will soon view the (Australian Children’s Television Foundation) ACTF-supported series Are You Tougher than
Did you know Hahndorf was originally inhabited by the Indigenous Australians known as the Peramangk? Before German Lutherans immigrated in 1838, the area now known
Download a PDF heritage map of sites that will give you a glimpse of Hahndorf’s history and development. As you stroll under the avenue of trees planted in1885 by the Hahndorf community, imagine the traffic of that time; cows being driven to pasture by young lads, people on foot or astride horses, carriages and distinctive German wagons bumping along the rutted dirt road.
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Located just half an hour from Adelaide, Hahndorf is a contemporary village proud of its German heritage. Stroll the tree-lined main street and discover butcher, baker and candlestick makers, shops, galleries and studios, a cheese maker, leathersmith, jeweller, a craft brewery, winery cellar doors, gin distillery, chocolatier, traditional sweet shops, German-style pubs, multicultural restaurants and cafés.
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