About National Wine Centre of Australia
The National Wine Centre of Australia is a wine museum, exhibition and function venue located on Botanic Road in Adelaide, South Australia, adjacent to the Adelaide Botanic Garden. Opened in 2001, it showcases the Australian wine industry through interactive exhibitions, wine tastings and education programs. It is notable for its contemporary architecture, small on-site vineyards, and role as a gateway to South Australia's wine regions.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a contemporary building set among landscaped grounds and small vineyard plantings on the edge of the Adelaide Park Lands. Inside, the Wine Discovery Journey interactive exhibition explains viticulture and winemaking, while the Wined Bar offers guided tastings of Australian wines. Visitors can explore exhibition spaces, dine at the restaurant, browse the cellar door and gift shop, and attend masterclasses or guided tours.
Key highlights
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Wine Discovery Journey interactive exhibition
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Wined Bar with extensive Australian wine tasting flights
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On-site vineyard plantings showcasing grape varieties
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Contemporary architecture overlooking Botanic Gardens
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Cellar door and retail shop for wine purchases
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Conferencing and function venues with vineyard views