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Historic centre
Hahndorf Main Street
Hahndorf’s Main Street, the oldest German village in Australia, with 19th-century stone houses, trees, bakeries, breweries, shops and galleries.
Austrália Meridional · Australia
Hahndorf
In the destination Adelaide e Barossa.
In the photo: Hahndorf
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The city
What to expect from Hahndorf.
Village in the Adelaide Hills, about 28 km from the city centre, Hahndorf was founded in 1839 by Lutheran immigrants from Prussia and is the oldest German-origin village preserved in Australia. The main street, shaded by trees, has stone houses, bakeries, breweries and shops. Nearby, The Cedars was the home and studio of the painter Hans Heysen.
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The local experience
What to see in Hahndorf
Historic house
The Cedars (Heysen The Cedars)
House, studio and garden of landscape painter Hans Heysen, near Hahndorf, with works by him and his daughter Nora Heysen and trails through eucalyptus trees.