About d'Arenberg Cube
The d'Arenberg Cube is a five-storey cube-shaped building housing the cellar door, tasting room and Alternate Realities Museum for d'Arenberg winery in McLaren Vale, South Australia, about 40 km south of Adelaide. Opened in 2017, it was conceived by winemaker Chester Osborn and is notable for its striking geometric architecture, immersive art installations, Salvador Dali exhibition and panoramic views over vineyards, Willunga Hills and Gulf St Vincent.
Visitors guide
Visitors enter a glass cube seemingly floating above vineyards and explore five levels via stairs and lift. Levels include a ground-floor cellar door for wine tasting, the Alternate Realities Museum with eclectic art installations and optical illusions, a Salvador Dali exhibition, video rooms and a top-floor restaurant. Expect contemporary art, wine education, 360-degree views from balconies, vineyard surroundings and guided tasting experiences in a highly designed, immersive environment.
Key highlights
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Five-storey cube architecture inspired by the complexities of winemaking
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Alternate Realities Museum with immersive art installations and optical illusions
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Salvador Dali exhibition featuring sculptures and graphic works
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d'Arenberg Cube Restaurant on the top floor with vineyard and coastal views
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Panoramic 360-degree views over McLaren Vale, Willunga Hills and Gulf St Vincent